STARS WORLD ENGLISH 10 - UNIT 1 - LESSON 3

1. What does it mean to split housework equally?

• It means one person does all the chores.

• It refers to hiring a cleaning service.

• It means sharing household responsibilities so that everyone does their fair share.

• It involves ignoring household tasks altogether.

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2. How can parents collaborate with teachers effectively?

• Parents should not provide feedback to teachers.

• Parents can collaborate with teachers by communicating regularly, attending meetings, volunteering, supporting learning at home, and giving feedback.

• Parents can only help during school events.

• Parents should avoid communication with teachers.

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3. Why are newborn infants considered vulnerable to illness?

• Newborn infants have stronger immune systems than adults.

• Newborns are immune to all diseases at birth.

• Newborn infants are vulnerable to illness due to their immature immune systems and limited exposure to pathogens.

• Newborns are protected by their mother's diet.

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4. What does it mean to nurture a child's talent?

• To impose strict rules and limit creative expression.

• To only provide financial support without any guidance.

• To ignore a child's interests and focus solely on academics.

• To nurture a child's talent means to support and develop their unique abilities through encouragement, resources, and a conducive environment.

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5. How do families manage to raise children in poverty?

• Families manage to raise children in poverty by leveraging community support, government assistance, and prioritizing essential needs.

• By moving to a more expensive area for better opportunities.

• By relying solely on private loans and credit cards.

• By ignoring their children's needs and focusing on luxury items.

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6. What are the benefits of finding a job instead of being a housekeeper?

• Financial independence and career growth opportunities.

• Less responsibility and stress.

• No need for skills or training.

• Limited social interaction and isolation.

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7. Why is it advisable for families to share household duties?

• To increase individual workload and create competition.

• To avoid communication and collaboration among family members.

• It is advisable for families to share household duties to promote teamwork and reduce stress.

• To ensure that one person is responsible for all tasks.

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8. How have traditional attitudes towards remarriage changed in the 20th century?

• Traditional attitudes towards remarriage have become more accepting and less stigmatized in the 20th century.

• Remarriage is now illegal in many countries due to traditional beliefs.

• Traditional views on remarriage have remained unchanged since the 19th century.

• Remarriage has always been viewed negatively throughout the 20th century.

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9. What roles do parents play in a child's education?

• Parents support, encourage, and engage in their child's education.

• Parents should not interfere in school matters.

• Parents are responsible for all teaching duties.

• Parents only provide financial support.

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10. How can household chores be divided among family members?

• Assign all chores to one person

• Ignore chores until they pile up

• Divide chores based on strengths, create a chore chart, and rotate tasks.

• Only do chores when guests are coming over

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