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Froggy Jumps LIFESTYLEOnline version Lifestyle: working life, family dynamics and fashion by Yanina Marisel Gomez 1 What type of family was the most common in the UK back then? a Extended family b Nuclear family c Royal family 2 What is one characteristic of modern British families? a All families have the same structure b Most people live with their grandparents c They are becoming more diverse 3 Which value is considered important in British family life? a Individual independence and mutual respect b Living with parents for life c Arranged marriages 4 Which social class believes that talent and hard work will be rewarded in the long run? a Working class b Middle class c Upper class 5 What is a white-collar worker? a A person who performs manual or physical work, usually in industry or skilled trades. b A person who works in an office doing administrative tasks c A person who owns a large company or earns money through investments 6 Which of the following best describes the British upper class (the aristocracy)? a They don’t believe in birthright and privilege b They traditionally lived from inherited wealth, owned large estates, and valued formal etiquette c They believed that hard work was the only way to achieve success 7 Which country of the UK does not have a widely recognized traditional national costume? a Scotland b England c Wales 8 What was the main purpose of the "Make Do and Mend" campaign? a To encourage people to buy more fashionable clothes b To encourage people to repair, reuse, and alter their clothes instead of buying new ones c To promote expensive British clothing brands 9 What was a distinctive feature of fashion during the Elizabethan Era? a Simple and practical clothing with little decoration b Elaborate clothing with rich fabrics, ruffs, and decorative details that reflected social status c Casual jeans and T-shirts for everyday wear 10 Which statement about the British working routine is TRUE? a Most people finish work before noon b Lunch breaks usually last three hours c Many full-time workers continue until 5:00 p.m. or later and may work overtime

Froggy Jumps

LIFESTYLEOnline version

Lifestyle: working life, family dynamics and fashion

by Yanina Marisel Gomez

What type of family was the most common in the UK back then?

Extended family

Nuclear family

Royal family

What is one characteristic of modern British families?

All families have the same structure

Most people live with their grandparents

They are becoming more diverse

Which value is considered important in British family life?

Individual independence and mutual respect

Living with parents for life

Arranged marriages

Which social class believes that talent and hard work will be rewarded in the long run?

Working class

Middle class

Upper class

What is a white-collar worker?

A person who performs manual or physical work, usually in industry or skilled trades.

A person who works in an office doing administrative tasks

A person who owns a large company or earns money through investments

Which of the following best describes the British upper class (the aristocracy)?

They don’t believe in birthright and privilege

They traditionally lived from inherited wealth, owned large estates, and valued formal etiquette

They believed that hard work was the only way to achieve success

Which country of the UK does not have a widely recognized traditional national costume?

Scotland

England

Wales

What was the main purpose of the "Make Do and Mend" campaign?

To encourage people to buy more fashionable clothes

To encourage people to repair, reuse, and alter their clothes instead of buying new ones

To promote expensive British clothing brands

What was a distinctive feature of fashion during the Elizabethan Era?

Simple and practical clothing with little decoration

Elaborate clothing with rich fabrics, ruffs, and decorative details that reflected social status

Casual jeans and T-shirts for everyday wear

Which statement about the British working routine is TRUE?

Most people finish work before noon

Lunch breaks usually last three hours

Many full-time workers continue until 5:00 p.m. or later and may work overtime

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by Yanina Marisel Gomez

What type of family was the most common in the UK back then?

What is one characteristic of modern British families?

Which value is considered important in British family life?

Which social class believes that talent and hard work will be rewarded in the long run?

What is a white-collar worker?

Which of the following best describes the British upper class (the aristocracy)?

Which country of the UK does not have a widely recognized traditional national costume?

What was the main purpose of the "Make Do and Mend" campaign?

What was a distinctive feature of fashion during the Elizabethan Era?

Which statement about the British working routine is TRUE?

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