Asked by Makayla
How does the rural setting affect what can and does happen in this story? Select all that apply.
All children grades 1 through 8 study together.
The children have a coach and a football team.
The schoolhouse is one room.
Many of the children must help with seasonal farm work.
All children are able to go to school.
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- All children grades 1 through 8 study together — Yes. Small rural population/common one-room schoolhouses mean mixed-grade classes.
- The schoolhouse is one room — Yes. This is typical of rural communities in such stories.
- Many of the children must help with seasonal farm work — Yes. Rural farm life often requires children’s labor, affecting attendance.
Not applicable:
- The children have a coach and a football team — No. Very small rural schools rarely have organized teams/coaches.
- All children are able to go to school — No. Economic demands and distance often prevent some children from attending regularly.
- The schoolhouse is one room — Yes. This is typical of rural communities in such stories.
- Many of the children must help with seasonal farm work — Yes. Rural farm life often requires children’s labor, affecting attendance.
Not applicable:
- The children have a coach and a football team — No. Very small rural schools rarely have organized teams/coaches.
- All children are able to go to school — No. Economic demands and distance often prevent some children from attending regularly.
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