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Froggy Jumps Task 2: The Tragic Story of Rosemary Kennedy - VideoVersión en línea Answer these questions after watching the provided video. por Kristine Vester 1 What was the primary reason for the difficulties during Rosemary's birth? a Lack of medical facilities b The Spanish flu epidemic c Inexperienced doctors 2 What was the primary cause of Rosemary Kennedy's intellectual disability? a Oxygen deprivation at birth b A childhood illness c An accident during childhood 3 Why did the Kennedy family hide Rosemary's disability? a Fear of social rejection b Financial reasons c Medical advice 4 What role did Joe Kennedy Sr. hold in 1938? a United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom b Secretary of State c Senator 5 How did Rosemary Kennedy feel about her time at the convent school in England? a She enjoyed it immensely b She was indifferent c She felt isolated 6 What event led to the Kennedy family's return to the United States from London in 1939? a The declaration of war with Germany b Rosemary's health issues c Joe Kennedy Sr.'s resignation 7 What was the primary reason for Joe Kennedy Sr. to arrange a prefrontal lobotomy for Rosemary Kennedy? a Concern for her safety and public knowledge of her disorder b Desire to cure her seizures permanently c Pressure from the medical community 8 How did Rosemary Kennedy's behavior change after returning to the United States from Belmont House? a She experienced seizures and violent temper tantrums b She became withdrawn and silent c She excelled academically and socially 9 What was the outcome of Rosemary Kennedy's prefrontal lobotomy? a She was left with the mental state of a two-year-old b She experienced no change in her condition c Her condition improved slightly 10 Why did Joe Kennedy Sr. move Rosemary to another institution in Wisconsin? a To prevent the truth about her condition from affecting his son's political ambitions b To provide her with better medical care c To enroll her in a specialized educational program 11 What significant impact did Rosemary Kennedy's life have on her family and society? a It inspired her family to advocate for research and programs for the disabled b It led to stricter laws on medical procedures c It resulted in increased security measures for wealthy families 12 How did Rosemary's parents initially respond to her developmental delays? a They ignored the signs b They celebrated her achievements c They sought specialists for help 13 What was a major societal belief that influenced the Kennedy family's treatment of Rosemary? a The belief in mental health awareness b The eugenics movement c The value of social integration 14 Where did the Kennedy family move when Joe Kennedy was appointed ambassador? a New York b Paris c London 15 What type of school did Rosemary attend in London? a A Montessori school b A special education school c A boarding school 16 What surgical procedure did Rosemary undergo in an effort to "cure" her disability? a A lobotomy b An appendectomy c A brain scan 17 How did Rosemary’s life change after the lobotomy? a Her mental state regressed significantly b She became a public speaker c She became more independent 18 How did the Kennedy family publicly explain Rosemary's absence after her lobotomy? a They said she was studying abroad b They told people she was traveling c They stated she was away for medical treatment 19 What impact did Rosemary's life have on her family's future efforts in disability advocacy? a It inspired legislation for the disabled b It led to increased privacy for the family c It had no significant impact 20 What was the outcome of Rosemary’s life by the time she passed away? a She found some happiness but never fully regained her abilities b She remained in a psychiatric hospital until her death c She became a well-known author

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Task 2: The Tragic Story of Rosemary Kennedy - VideoVersión en línea

Answer these questions after watching the provided video.

por Kristine Vester

What was the primary reason for the difficulties during Rosemary's birth?

Lack of medical facilities

The Spanish flu epidemic

Inexperienced doctors

What was the primary cause of Rosemary Kennedy's intellectual disability?

Oxygen deprivation at birth

A childhood illness

An accident during childhood

Why did the Kennedy family hide Rosemary's disability?

Fear of social rejection

Financial reasons

Medical advice

What role did Joe Kennedy Sr. hold in 1938?

United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom

Secretary of State

Senator

How did Rosemary Kennedy feel about her time at the convent school in England?

She enjoyed it immensely

She was indifferent

She felt isolated

What event led to the Kennedy family's return to the United States from London in 1939?

The declaration of war with Germany

Rosemary's health issues

Joe Kennedy Sr.'s resignation

What was the primary reason for Joe Kennedy Sr. to arrange a prefrontal lobotomy for Rosemary Kennedy?

Concern for her safety and public knowledge of her disorder

Desire to cure her seizures permanently

Pressure from the medical community

How did Rosemary Kennedy's behavior change after returning to the United States from Belmont House?

She experienced seizures and violent temper tantrums

She became withdrawn and silent

She excelled academically and socially

What was the outcome of Rosemary Kennedy's prefrontal lobotomy?

She was left with the mental state of a two-year-old

She experienced no change in her condition

Her condition improved slightly

Why did Joe Kennedy Sr. move Rosemary to another institution in Wisconsin?

To prevent the truth about her condition from affecting his son's political ambitions

To provide her with better medical care

To enroll her in a specialized educational program

What significant impact did Rosemary Kennedy's life have on her family and society?

It inspired her family to advocate for research and programs for the disabled

It led to stricter laws on medical procedures

It resulted in increased security measures for wealthy families

How did Rosemary's parents initially respond to her developmental delays?

They ignored the signs

They celebrated her achievements

They sought specialists for help

What was a major societal belief that influenced the Kennedy family's treatment of Rosemary?

The belief in mental health awareness

The eugenics movement

The value of social integration

Where did the Kennedy family move when Joe Kennedy was appointed ambassador?

New York

Paris

London

What type of school did Rosemary attend in London?

A Montessori school

A special education school

A boarding school

What surgical procedure did Rosemary undergo in an effort to "cure" her disability?

A lobotomy

An appendectomy

A brain scan

How did Rosemary’s life change after the lobotomy?

Her mental state regressed significantly

She became a public speaker

She became more independent

How did the Kennedy family publicly explain Rosemary's absence after her lobotomy?

They said she was studying abroad

They told people she was traveling

They stated she was away for medical treatment

What impact did Rosemary's life have on her family's future efforts in disability advocacy?

It inspired legislation for the disabled

It led to increased privacy for the family

It had no significant impact

What was the outcome of Rosemary’s life by the time she passed away?

She found some happiness but never fully regained her abilities

She remained in a psychiatric hospital until her death

She became a well-known author

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Task 2: The Tragic Story of Rosemary Kennedy - VideoVersión en línea

por Kristine Vester

What was the primary reason for the difficulties during Rosemary's birth?

What was the primary cause of Rosemary Kennedy's intellectual disability?

Why did the Kennedy family hide Rosemary's disability?

What role did Joe Kennedy Sr. hold in 1938?

How did Rosemary Kennedy feel about her time at the convent school in England?

What event led to the Kennedy family's return to the United States from London in 1939?

What was the primary reason for Joe Kennedy Sr. to arrange a prefrontal lobotomy for Rosemary Kennedy?

How did Rosemary Kennedy's behavior change after returning to the United States from Belmont House?

What was the outcome of Rosemary Kennedy's prefrontal lobotomy?

Why did Joe Kennedy Sr. move Rosemary to another institution in Wisconsin?

What significant impact did Rosemary Kennedy's life have on her family and society?

How did Rosemary's parents initially respond to her developmental delays?

What was a major societal belief that influenced the Kennedy family's treatment of Rosemary?

Where did the Kennedy family move when Joe Kennedy was appointed ambassador?

What type of school did Rosemary attend in London?

What surgical procedure did Rosemary undergo in an effort to "cure" her disability?

How did Rosemary’s life change after the lobotomy?

How did the Kennedy family publicly explain Rosemary's absence after her lobotomy?

What impact did Rosemary's life have on her family's future efforts in disability advocacy?

What was the outcome of Rosemary’s life by the time she passed away?