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This worksheet is designed to help you practice asking and answering questions about household chores.

The task is to use the list of chores on the left side to ask different people if they do those chores. Then, you would write their answers in the grid.

Here is how you would use this worksheet:

1. The Questions: On the left, there is a list of chores like "wash the dishes," "cook the meals," and "sweep the floor." The instruction says "Ask: Do you...". So, you would pick a person and ask them, "Do you wash the dishes?"
2. The Answers: At the top right, it tells you the possible answers: "Yes, I do" or "No, I don't."
3. The Grid: The large grid is for recording the answers. The rows correspond to the chores on the left. The columns are for the different people you are asking.

For example, if you asked your friend John if he washes the dishes, and he said "Yes, I do," you would go to the "wash the dishes" row and the "John" column and write "Yes, I do."

Since this is a survey activity that requires you to ask real people for their answers, there is no single correct answer to write down for the whole page. The "solution" is the completed survey based on the answers you receive.

Final Answer: This is a survey worksheet. To complete it, ask your classmates or family members the questions listed on the left (e.g., "Do you wash the dishes?"). Write their answers ("Yes, I do" or "No, I don't") in the corresponding boxes in the grid.