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    The document summarizes the results of a survey about household chores conducted with boys and girls aged 12-15. The majority reported doing kitchen and cleaning tasks like washing dishes and sweeping. Most were allowed to clean their rooms weekly or biweekly. Responses were divided on cooking, with 53% allowed. Tasks not typically allowed included moving heavy boxes, cooking with oil, and washing cars. Most interested in learning heavy lifting or cleaning to earn money.

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    The document summarizes the results of a survey about household chores conducted with boys and girls aged 12-15. The majority reported doing kitchen and cleaning tasks like washing dishes and sweeping. Most were allowed to clean their rooms weekly or biweekly. Responses were divided on cooking, with 53% allowed. Tasks not typically allowed included moving heavy boxes, cooking with oil, and washing cars. Most interested in learning heavy lifting or cleaning to earn money.

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    Chores and Duties

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    The document summarizes the results of a survey about household chores conducted with boys and girls aged 12-15. The majority reported doing kitchen and cleaning tasks like washing dishes and sweeping. Most were allowed to clean their rooms weekly or biweekly. Responses were divided on cooking, with 53% allowed. Tasks not typically allowed included moving heavy boxes, cooking with oil, and washing cars. Most interested in learning heavy lifting or cleaning to earn money.

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    •Andres Alvarado

    Samuel Ortiz
    Shadamy Bejarano
    Samantha Moros
    Chores and Nicolas Ramirez
    Alejandra Martinez
    Duties •9A
    My group and me organized a
    survey of 10 questions related to
    chores and duties.
    • The group of respondents are boys and
    girls between the ages of 12 and 15.
    • The objective of the questions is to find
    out and draw a conclusion for each
    question about what the boys and girls
    do at home.
    • The presentation is divided into two
    parts, the questions where we use "have
    to" and the part where we use "allowed
    to"
    Questions with
    Allowed to
    What household chores are
    you allowed to do at home? 20%

    • Conclusion:The majority of 15-year-


    old boys and girls perform their chores
    in a kitchen and cleaning environment,
    tasks such as sweeping the floor or 53
    %
    washing the dishes are the most
    frequent 27%

    children washing dishes children sweeping the floor


    children cleaning the bathroom
    How often are you allowed to do laundry and
    clean your room? 7%

    • Conclusion: Most of the boys and girls 7%


    surveyed are authorized to clean their
    rooms every two or 1 week, and 1 clean
    up every day.

    87%

    1 or 2 weeks Every day


    they don't clean their room
    Are you allowed to cook meals for
    your family? If so, what dishes can
    you prepare?
    • Conclusion: The answers are quite
    divided since almost half of the
    respondents are not authorized to cook, 47%

    although the majority are authorized to 53%


    cook.

    Allowed to Dont Allowed to


    What household chores 7%

    are you not allowed to do?


    • Conclusion: Most of the boys and girls
    are not allowed to perform tasks 27%

    related to heavy weights or related to


    cooking.

    67%

    Move Boxes Cook with Oil Wash the car


    What household chore would you like to learn
    and be allowed to do in the future? Why are you
    interested in learning that specific chore?

    • Conclusion: Respondents show interest


    in chores that include cleaning to earn
    money or lifting heavy things.

    60%

    Heavy Weight Clean Things

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