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Leo's Cleaning ChallengeVersión en línea A quick vocab story quiz. por Atefeh 1 Why did Leo find cleaning a chore? a Because he lacked the motivation and never felt like doing it. b Because it was a rare and special event. c Because his apartment was on the rear of a tall building. d Because he had an injury on the shank of his leg. 2 What does remedy mean in 'The remedy was clear'? a A medicine to drink. b An imaginative game. c An inconvenient task. d A solution to a problem. 3 Leo's cleaning methods were described as 'conventional' and 'ineffective'. What does this tell us? a His normal ways of thinking about cleaning did not work. b He used stilts and escalators to clean. c His motivation was very high. d His unusual ideas never worked. 4 What was the 'unconventional' method Leo used to motivate himself? a He drank a large amount of cocoa. b He pretended his apartment was an adventure park. c He used a conventional mop and bucket. d He only cleaned the rear part of his apartment. 5 In the context of the story, what part of the body is the 'shank'? a The rear part of the body. b The entire leg. c The part that holds a cocoa mug. d The part used to kick a ball of socks. 6 The spilled cocoa led to an 'eventful' morning. What is the opposite of 'eventful'? a Inconvenient. b Uneventful. c Imaginative. d Ineffective. 7 What does the word 'insignificant' suggest about the spilled drink at first? a It was a very large and serious problem. b It was a rare and special event. c It seemed small and unimportant. d It was an imaginative idea. 8 How did Leo pretend to get past the 'curve' in the hallway? a He cleaned only that insignificant part. b He climbed an escalator. c He shanked a ball of socks. d He walked on stilts. 9 The story states that Leo cleaned the 'entire' apartment. What does 'entire' mean? a The most inconvenient area. b The whole thing. c Only the rear part. d A very small section. 10 By the end of the story, what was the 'remedy' for Leo's lack of motivation? a Ignoring the chore until it became significant. b Having an imaginative and unconventional approach. c Drinking more hot cocoa. d Using conventional cleaning methods.

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Why did Leo find cleaning a chore?

What does remedy mean in 'The remedy was clear'?

Leo's cleaning methods were described as 'conventional' and 'ineffective'. What does this tell us?

What was the 'unconventional' method Leo used to motivate himself?

In the context of the story, what part of the body is the 'shank'?

The spilled cocoa led to an 'eventful' morning. What is the opposite of 'eventful'?

What does the word 'insignificant' suggest about the spilled drink at first?

How did Leo pretend to get past the 'curve' in the hallway?

The story states that Leo cleaned the 'entire' apartment. What does 'entire' mean?

By the end of the story, what was the 'remedy' for Leo's lack of motivation?