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History, 20.10.2020 21:01, whitneyt2013

The Jungle: Excerpt Questions Section 1:Questions

Name 4 jobs described in Section 1, and explain the hazards of each of those.

Why does the author say the job of a fertilizer man was the worst of all?

What would happen to the bodies of the men who fell into the vats?

Of the jobs described which one would you most want to do? Explain why.

Section 2: Questions

Who would you say was treated better: the workers or the meat? Explain.

What changes would you make to the way the meat is handled in the factories?

If you were the manager of the factory, how would you justify the conditions in your factory?

Do you think problems such as these exist in food production today? Explain your thoughts on this issue.

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