Childhood Experiences of Grandma and Ally

The video follows Ally on her seventh birthday as she receives a gift from her grandma, a bright blue convertible car for her doll. Her grandma shares stories of her own childhood, highlighting differences in transportation, technology, and family size. They discuss how family roles have evolved, with mothers now often working outside the home. The video emphasizes the contrast between past and present lifestyles, encouraging reflection on societal changes.

What event is making Ally so happy at the beginning of the story?

• She is going on a trip.

• She won a competition.

• She got a new pet.

• It's her birthday.

What does Ally receive as a gift from her grandma?

• A bicycle

• A book

• A blue convertible car for her doll

• A new dress

How did Grandma travel to school when she was young?

• By car

• By train

• By bicycle

• By horse

What did Grandma do in her spare time as a child?

• Knitted and gardened

• Watched TV

• Went to the cinema

• Played video games

What did Grandma's family use for entertainment?

• Movies

• Books and outdoor activities

• Television

• Radio

What is one thing Grandma did not have during her childhood?

• A garden

• A television

• A bicycle

• A pet

What is one difference between Grandma's family and Ally's family?

• Grandma's family was wealthier.

• Grandma had fewer siblings.

• Grandma's family was larger.

• Grandma's family traveled more.

What was the role of fathers in Grandma's time?

• They stayed at home.

• They worked outside.

• They cooked meals.

• They took care of children.

What does Ally think about having many siblings?

• It would be fun.

• It would be boring.

• It would be difficult.

• It would be noisy.

How does Ally's mother's role differ from Grandma's mother's role?

• Ally's mother is a chef.

• Ally's mother stays at home.

• Ally's mother is a doctor.

• Ally's mother is a teacher.