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A workhouse was a place where ...
... poor people could have a home.
... people could have a day-job.
... the destitute could live and work.
... people could ask for help if they didn`t have a job.
When a family had fallen on hard times and decided to go to a workhouse ...
... they found a welcoming home at the workhouse.
... they were given one room for the whole family to live in.
... they were split up and divided into men, women and children.
The women`s tasks at the workhouses were ... (choose all the correct answers)
cleaning
sewing
breaking rocks
helping in the kitchen
knitting
The men`s tasks at the workhouses were ... (choose all the correct answers)
breaking stones
helping in the kitchen
chopping wood
pottery
The conditions in the workhouses were...
friendly
very modern
harsh and strict
destitute
When somebody disobeyed or didn`t follow the rules ... (choose all the correct answers)
their diet was restricted
they were sent away from the workhouse
they were imprisoned in a small windowless chamber for 24 hours
What`s the Estonian for destitute?
meeleheitel
kauge, eemalolev
vaene, puudustkannatav
ootusärev
Most workhouses in England and Wales were established during ...
the 15th century
the 17th century
the 19th century
the 20th century
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