Chores and Responsibilities: Bölüm 1–2 Kavram ve Kanıt

Read the original household task card: Before dinner, the checklist asks someone to put the plates, forks and glasses in their places.

1. A The plates, forks and glasses should be put away only after dinner ends.
2. B Placing the meal items has no connection with preparing the table.
3. C Placing these items before a meal describes setting the table.
4. D The checklist leaves the plates, forks and glasses out of place before dinner.

Read the original household task card: The rule says, “Everyone must return shared materials after the activity.”

1. A “Must” makes the task completely optional under the classroom rule.
2. B “Must” makes returning the shared materials an obligation for everyone.
3. C Only one person may return the shared materials if that person wishes.
4. D The rule allows everyone to leave the materials after the activity.

Read the original household task card: The note says, “Use the vacuum cleaner to remove dust from the carpet.”

1. A The named vacuum cleaner removes dust from every surface except the carpet.
2. B The vacuum cleaner is used to leave the carpet covered with dust.
3. C Removing carpet dust describes washing the carpet by hand rather than vacuuming it.
4. D The named tool and carpet identify the chore as vacuuming the carpet.

Read the original household task card: The schedule says, “Mert has to take the rubbish out on Tuesday.”

1. A The schedule assigns Tuesday’s rubbish task to somebody other than Mert.
2. B “Has to” prohibits Mert from doing the task.
3. C Mert may choose any day because Tuesday is not part of the obligation.
4. D “Has to” makes the Tuesday task an obligation for Mert.

Read the original household task card: The bin is full, and the schedule says to carry it to the outside collection point.

1. A Carrying the bin outside means filling it with more rubbish.
2. B The outside collection point is only where an empty bin should remain.
3. C Moving the full bin outside describes taking out the rubbish.
4. D The full bin should remain inside because the collection point is outdoors.

Read the original household task card: The note says, “You do not have to water the plants today because the soil is wet.”

1. A The phrase reports that today’s watering has already been completed.
2. B The wet soil means that watering is required today.
3. C The sentence permanently prohibits watering the plants.
4. D The task is unnecessary today, but it is not prohibited forever.

Read the original household task card: The task includes sorting clothes, using the washing machine and hanging clean items to dry.

1. A The clothes are dried and washed before they are sorted for the machine.
2. B These connected actions form the household chore of doing the laundry.
3. C Sorting, washing and drying clothes do not form one connected household chore.
4. D The chore finishes before the clothes enter the washing machine.

Read the original household task card: A safety rule says, “Students must not touch cleaning products without an adult.”

1. A Students may touch the cleaning products whenever no adult is present.
2. B “Must not” expresses a prohibition linked to the safety condition.
3. C The safety rule offers touching the products as an optional activity.
4. D “Must not” means that students are required to touch the products.

Read the original household task card: After the meal, dirty plates and cups are placed correctly inside the machine.

1. A Dirty plates belong outside the named machine after the meal.
2. B Placing cups inside the named machine means washing them by hand.
3. C The dirty plates are removed from the machine before the meal begins.
4. D Putting dirty dishes into the named machine describes loading the dishwasher.

Read the original household task card: The plan says, “We need to clear the table before the guests arrive.”

1. A “Need to” reports an action that was completed in the past before the guests arrive.
2. B “Need to” presents the action as necessary preparation before the event.
3. C Preparing before the guests arrive is optional despite the words “need to”.
4. D The table can remain uncleared until after the guests leave.