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Helping at Home and School: Chores in Everyday L ...
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How much do you already help at home or at school with chores?
A lot
Some
Not at all
A little
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Why is it positive that all three kids help in different ways with chores?
Everyone contributes
Different strengths
Chores disappear
Parents stop helping
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How could Pablo's farm chores help him learn useful skills for his future life?
Responsibility
Avoid chores
Teamwork
Less learning
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Which two places are mentioned as locations where chores happen in these conversations?
School
Home
Airport
Cinema
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If Pablo skipped his farm chores, what would most likely happen to the animals?
Farm gets abandoned
Eggs not collected
School closes
Chickens lack food
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Which activities does Pablo do on the farm when he visits his cousins?
Collect eggs
Feed chickens
Drive tractors
Teach classes
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Why does Emilia say that her home chores are not very difficult jobs?
They need tools
She never does them
They are simple
They take hours
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Which regular chore does Kaitlyn do after meals to help her family?
Wash dishes
Walk dog
Sweep floor
Fold clothes
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If you had to choose one new chore, which option is most similar to Emilia's?
Walk neighbor dog
Clean whiteboard
Plant backyard trees
Mow sports field
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If you wanted to copy Kaitlyn's daily routine, which two actions would you choose?
Wash dishes
Practice piano
Skip homework
Sleep all day
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Which chores does Emilia say she does at home, even if they feel easy?
Take out trash
Wash dishes
Feed chickens
Clean room
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If Kaitlyn wanted to help more at home, which new chore fits her habits?
Drive car
Pay bills
Repair roof
Organize books
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Which classroom tasks does Emilia mention when she talks about recycling and cleaning?
Painting walls
Cleaning board
Cooking lunch
Paper recycling
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If the teacher stopped giving any classroom chores, what might happen over several days?
Classroom gets messy
Less recycling
Board stays dirty
Instantly cleaner
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Why might Emilia feel more motivated to do chores at school than at home?
She likes helping
Home has no trash
School pays her
Home is locked
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Why is cleaning the classroom board Emilia's favorite chore compared to other school jobs?
It avoids recycling
It gives homework
She enjoys it
It is loud
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Which two kids talk about cleaning their rooms as part of their regular chores?
Narrator
Pablo
Kaitlyn
Emilia
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When does Emilia say she usually cleans the classroom board for her teacher?
Before lunch
End of day
Early morning
After dinner
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Which place does Emilia talk about when she describes doing more organized chores?
At office
At school
At farm
At store
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Which chores does Kaitlyn mention doing in her own bedroom every day?
Make bed
Paint walls
Clean room
Fix furniture
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How does Pablo help when there is lots of planting and fruit picking?
He only watches
He helps everyone
He hides indoors
He cancels visits
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How often does Kaitlyn say she practices the piano during a typical day?
Three times
Once a day
Twice a day
Only weekends
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If the classroom board is very messy after a lesson, what should Emilia probably do?
Clean the board
Lock the room
Throw away board
Ignore the mess
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Which chore does Pablo usually do at home to help his dad?
Gardening
Cooking
Vacuuming
Laundry
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Why do Emilia and her classmates do different classroom jobs each day at school?
Share responsibility
Punish students
Fill free time
Avoid learning
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How does Emilia know which chores to do in the classroom each day?
Parents decide
Random choice
Online schedule
Teacher tells her
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Why does Pablo mostly do chores on weekends instead of during the school week?
Farm is closed
He has homework
He hates chores
He works late
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Why might practicing the piano be similar to doing a regular chore for Kaitlyn?
It replaces school
It earns money
It is routine
It is punishment
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Which person says that they do almost no chores at home but help at school?
Narrator
Kaitlyn
Pablo
Emilia
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Which person talks about feeding chickens and collecting eggs on a family farm?
Emilia
Kaitlyn
Narrator
Pablo
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