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What nightly responsibility does Tom have from Monday to Friday?
What nightly responsibility does Tom have from Monday to Friday?
- He sets the table for dinner.
- He prepares breakfast for the family.
- He cleans the kitchen after meals.
- He cooks dinner for the family. (correct)
What does Tom's mother believe is important for teenagers to learn?
What does Tom's mother believe is important for teenagers to learn?
- Only sports and physical activities.
- Only academic subjects like Maths and English.
- Life skills such as cooking. (correct)
- Technology skills for the modern world.
Which meal did Tom make yesterday?
Which meal did Tom make yesterday?
- Vegetable soup (correct)
- Pizza
- Egg and chips
- Spaghetti
How did Tom's attitude towards cooking change over time?
How did Tom's attitude towards cooking change over time?
Why does Tom enjoy cooking?
Why does Tom enjoy cooking?
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Study Notes
Tom's Routine
- Tom is a typical teenager who attends school, completes homework, socializes with friends, and enjoys sports.
- From Monday to Friday, between 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM, Tom cooks dinner for his family, which includes his parents, younger brother Joe, and older sister Emma.
Tom's Cooking Skills
- Tom's mother believes it is essential for teenagers to learn how to cook.
- She initially taught Tom simple meals, such as pizza or egg and chips.
- Tom has progressed to using recipes from cookbooks and recently made vegetable soup, which his mother enjoyed.
Tom's Perspective on Cooking
- Tom enjoys cooking and believes he is skilled at it.
- He notes that none of his friends cook and encourages them to try it as it is not challenging and is enjoyable.
Family Dynamics
- In the past, Tom did not contribute to household tasks, which displeased his mother.
- His cooking responsibilities have led to a positive change in family dynamics, making his mother happy.
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