Somewhere Decent to Live 1967 part 12 - elderly people in a care home, or special accommodation

The transcript discusses the decision-making process of moving into a new home, highlighting the benefits of independence and convenience. It describes the experience of visiting and choosing a new living arrangement, emphasizing the positive impression of the place. Additionally, it addresses the challenges of managing car space and financial considerations, particularly for families balancing expenses.

What was the initial reaction of the individual towards moving into a home?

• Excited and eager

• Confused

• Reluctant and fearful

• Indifferent

What was the son's impression of the new place compared to the old one?

• It was not as good as expected

• It was worse than the old place

• It was like moving from a dust hole to a palace

• It was similar to the old place

What type of accommodations are mentioned for older people?

• Shared rooms in a large building

• Dormitory-style living

• Separate accommodations like flatlets or bungalows

• Living with younger families

What is a growing problem related to cars mentioned in the transcript?

• Too many car models to choose from

• Decreasing car prices

• Lack of interest in cars

• Increasing car space requirements

Why do both partners in a family sometimes need to work?

• To afford vacations

• To pay for the children's education

• To manage car and housing expenses

• To save for retirement