Patricia's Life in Guatemala

The transcript provides an overview of Patricia's life in Guatemala, focusing on her family, home, and daily routines. It describes her family members, their clothing, and cultural practices. The transcript also covers the typical food and meals they consume, as well as the education system in Guatemala. Patricia's life is depicted as simple and content, with a strong emphasis on family and education.

What is the name of Patricia's father?

• Eduardo

• David

• Carlos

• Miguel

How old is Patricia's brother David?

• 9 years

• 12 years

• 16 years

• 15 years

What type of clothing does Eduardo wear to work?

• Sportswear

• Suit, shirt, and tie

• Casual clothes

• Traditional attire

Where do the daughters of Patricia's family sleep?

• In the living room

• In the kitchen

• In one of the bedrooms

• In the garden

What type of trees are found behind Patricia's house?

• Oak trees

• Pine trees

• Palm trees

• Mango, avocado, and banana trees

What is the staple food of Guatemala mentioned in the transcript?

• Tortillas

• Bread

• Rice

• Pasta

What do Patricia and her family often eat for breakfast?

• Toast and jam

• Pancakes

• Eggs and bacon

• Corn flakes with hot milk

What is the main difference between a 'colegio' and a 'escuela' in Guatemala?

• Colegio is public, escuela is private

• Colegio is private, escuela is public

• Both are public

• Both are private

Why are some children unable to attend school in Guatemala?

• No schools available

• Insufficient money

• Lack of interest

• Too far to travel

What do some students do to afford their education?

• Borrow money from friends

• Work during the day and attend school at night

• Attend free schools

• Receive scholarships