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Growing Up Aztec (2023)Version en ligne The Youtube series "How They Did It?" by Invicta explores the lives of people in different cultures in ancient times. In this episode, "Growing Up Aztec" the narrator explains how aztec girls and boys were educated and raised to become adults. Watch the video and answer the comprehension questions. par Sara Calderon 1 What happened in the birth of an Aztec child? Select one or more answers a There were midwives, rituals, and gifts for newborn babies. b There were doctors, a baptism, and chocolates for boys and girls. c There were family, ceremonies, and food for neighbors. 2 In Aztec times, ___________ for people. a there was a Month name and a Day name. b there was a Place name and a Thing name. c there was an Animal name and a Flower name. d there was a Calendar name and a Personal name. 3 What happened every four years? Select one or more answers a There was a stretching ritual. Aztecs stretched body parts to stimulate growth. b There was a protection ritual. Elderly gazed at babies to make them wiser. c There was an adulthood ritual. Children received a coin when they lost teeth. d there was a Calendar name and a Personal name. 4 How were aztec children raised by the age of 3? Select one or more answers a There was no gender difference in clothing. b Children played all day. c Chlildren learned how to behave properly. d Children studied at school. 5 There was a differentiated education system based on gender in Aztec times a True b False c No information d Children studied at school. 6 There were physical punishments for Aztec children aged 6 to 10 every day. a True b False c No information d Children studied at school. 7 There were high standards of moral values in Aztec society. For example, obedience, honesty, politeness, courtesy, respect, moderation, and modesty. a True b False c No information. d Children studied at school. 8 At what age did aztec boys and girls begin compulsory education in school? a At 6 years old b Between 8 and 14 years old c At 15 years old d Between 15 and 18 years old 9 Which were the divisions of Aztec schools? Two correct answers. Select one or more answers a There was a division between schools for boys and schoo for girls. b There was no division. Only boys studied and lived at school . c There was a division between the elite and commoners. d There was no division. Boys and girls went to the same school. Explanation 1 There were midwives, rituals, and gifts for newborn babies. 2 Calendar names had a sign and a number based on the month and day. Personal names were inspired by places, things, animals, clothing, personal qualities or flowers. 3 Every four years, Aztecs stretched fingers, legs, toes, noses, necks, and ears to stimulate the growth of children. The gaze of Elderly was considered powerful, and didn't look at babies directly. The teeth of babies were put into mouse holes. 4 Aztec children didn't go to school at the age of 3. 5 True. There was a differentiated education system based on gender. Girls did domestic chores at home and boys did tasks with their fathers outside. 6 False. Aztec parents didn't use physical punishment every day. But this existed because Aztec parents had high standards of obedience, honesty, politeness, respect, moderation, modesty, and energy. 7 True. There were high standards of moral values in Aztec society. For example, obedience, honesty, politeness, courtesy, respect, moderation, and modesty. 8 Compulsory education at school began at age 15 for all Aztecs. But nobles could begin their education earlier. 9 Aztec boys and girls went to schools divided by gender and social background, Boys lived in school and learned their role in society, while girls learned domestic chores at school but returned home in the evenings.

Growing Up Aztec (2023)Version en ligne

The Youtube series "How They Did It?" by Invicta explores the lives of people in different cultures in ancient times. In this episode, "Growing Up Aztec" the narrator explains how aztec girls and boys were educated and raised to become adults. Watch the video and answer the comprehension questions.

par Sara Calderon

What happened in the birth of an Aztec child?

Select one or more answers

There were midwives, rituals, and gifts for newborn babies.

There were doctors, a baptism, and chocolates for boys and girls.

There were family, ceremonies, and food for neighbors.

In Aztec times, ___________ for people.

there was a Month name and a Day name.

there was a Place name and a Thing name.

there was an Animal name and a Flower name.

there was a Calendar name and a Personal name.

What happened every four years?

Select one or more answers

There was a stretching ritual. Aztecs stretched body parts to stimulate growth.

There was a protection ritual. Elderly gazed at babies to make them wiser.

There was an adulthood ritual. Children received a coin when they lost teeth.

there was a Calendar name and a Personal name.

How were aztec children raised by the age of 3?

Select one or more answers

There was no gender difference in clothing.

Children played all day.

Chlildren learned how to behave properly.

Children studied at school.

There was a differentiated education system based on gender in Aztec times

True

False

No information

Children studied at school.

There were physical punishments for Aztec children aged 6 to 10 every day.

True

False

No information

Children studied at school.

There were high standards of moral values in Aztec society. For example, obedience, honesty, politeness, courtesy, respect, moderation, and modesty.

True

False

No information.

Children studied at school.

At what age did aztec boys and girls begin compulsory education in school?

At 6 years old

Between 8 and 14 years old

At 15 years old

Between 15 and 18 years old

Which were the divisions of Aztec schools? Two correct answers.

Select one or more answers

There was a division between schools for boys and schoo for girls.

There was no division. Only boys studied and lived at school .

There was a division between the elite and commoners.

There was no division. Boys and girls went to the same school.

Explanation

There were midwives, rituals, and gifts for newborn babies.

Calendar names had a sign and a number based on the month and day. Personal names were inspired by places, things, animals, clothing, personal qualities or flowers.

Every four years, Aztecs stretched fingers, legs, toes, noses, necks, and ears to stimulate the growth of children. The gaze of Elderly was considered powerful, and didn't look at babies directly. The teeth of babies were put into mouse holes.

Aztec children didn't go to school at the age of 3.

True. There was a differentiated education system based on gender. Girls did domestic chores at home and boys did tasks with their fathers outside.

False. Aztec parents didn't use physical punishment every day. But this existed because Aztec parents had high standards of obedience, honesty, politeness, respect, moderation, modesty, and energy.

True. There were high standards of moral values in Aztec society. For example, obedience, honesty, politeness, courtesy, respect, moderation, and modesty.

Compulsory education at school began at age 15 for all Aztecs. But nobles could begin their education earlier.

Aztec boys and girls went to schools divided by gender and social background, Boys lived in school and learned their role in society, while girls learned domestic chores at school but returned home in the evenings.

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Growing Up Aztec (2023)Version en ligne

par Sara Calderon

What happened in the birth of an Aztec child?

Select one or more answers

In Aztec times, ___________ for people.

What happened every four years?

Select one or more answers

How were aztec children raised by the age of 3?

Select one or more answers

There was a differentiated education system based on gender in Aztec times

There were physical punishments for Aztec children aged 6 to 10 every day.

There were high standards of moral values in Aztec society. For example, obedience, honesty, politeness, courtesy, respect, moderation, and modesty.

At what age did aztec boys and girls begin compulsory education in school?

Which were the divisions of Aztec schools? Two correct answers.

Select one or more answers

Explanation