What did children use to play with?
Toy robots
Marbles and wooden toys
Tree branches
Where did people use to buy their food and clothes?
In supermarkets
From one super shop
From small family shops
What did most people use to do on hot summer evenings?
Go shopping
Swim in the local river
Sit outside and talk
Where did many families use to fetch water?
From the supermarket
From public fountains
From rivers with buckets
How did families use to light their homes at night?
With oil lamps or candles
With solar lights
With electric lamps
How did people use to take family photos?
In a studio with serious faces
In a studio all laughing
In a studio all holding hands
Where did people use to keep food before fridges existed?
In the freezer
In cool cellars or with ice
In the garden
How did people use to keep warm in winter?
With electric heaters
With gas radiators
With wood fires
What did women use to wear in the 1910s and 1920s?
Long dresses and corsets
Mini skirts
Jeans
What did most people use to do on Sundays in Aranda?
Go to church and meet in the plaza
Sleep all day
Go shopping
What did children used to bring to school for lunch?
Cheese sandwiches
A small piece of bread or fruit
Hard-boiled eggs
What did teenagers use to do to meet new friends?
Travel to big cities and meet in churches
Go to local dances
Meet in the local parks
What did street vendors used to sell door to door?
sheep, goats and chickens
milk, bread, and coal
candles and oil lamps
What did families use to make at home?
Olive oil, wine, and cheese
Homemade pasta
Fast food
What used to cover most streets in Aranda 100 years ago?
Dirt and stones
Cobblestones
Asphalt
What did photographers use to take pictures with?
Disposable metal cameras
Big cameras with glass plates
Smartphones
How did people use to travel in cities?
On foot
On their bikes
By horse and carriage
What kind of work did most families use to do in Aranda?
Work in agriculture and vineyards
Work in factories
Work in offices
How did farmers use to transport their goods to market?
In cars
By train
On donkeys or in wooden carts
What did families use to listen to together in the evening?
TV
Church songs
Radio
What did students use to do when the teacher entered the classroom?
Salute
Applaud
Stand up
Who used to be the most famous national heroes in Spain?
Movie stars
Football players
Bullfighters
What did teachers use to be like?
Very strict
Very friendly
Very easygoing
How did students use to write at school?
With ink and fountain pens
With pencils
On tablets
What did people use to decorate their homes with?
Paintings of religious figures
Hand-painted tiles
Paintings of people in their towns and cities
How many radio stations did Spain use to have in the 1920s?
One
Ten
Fifty
What animal did farmers use to use instead of tractors?
Dogs
Horses and donkeys
Cows
What did most Spanish families use to do for work 100 years ago?
Work on farms
Work in small shops
Work in technology
What did people use to wear all the time?
Hats
Jeans
Gloves
How did people use to dry their clothes?
In the sun
In their houses
In the oven
What did people use to read for fun?
The Bible
Books about farming
Comic books
What did men used to wear every day, for simple walks and even in the summer?
Jumpers
Jeans and suspenders
Suits or jackets
What did families use to do after dinner?
Tell stories and play cards
Go to bed
Do their chores
What did children use to write on at school?
Slates
Paper notebooks
Laptops
What kind of houses did people use to live in in Aranda?
Stone or brick houses with small windows
Wooden houses with big windows
Modern apartments
What did people use to throw during fiestas?
Paper airplanes
Candy wrappers
Confetti
What used to be true about community life in Aranda?
People always used to help each other
People didn’t know their neighbours
People used to live alone
How did people use to watch early films?
They didn't use to 100 years ago.
Only on TV
With live piano music