Question

ouch, my back!

1 juanita is a home health aide. she takes care of richard, an 87-year-old man. last month, she hurt her back when she helped him get out of bed. by that evening, she couldnt move. she missed five days of work because of the injury. she was in bed for a week.

6 juanita is not alone. in recent years, more and more americans hurt their backs at work. home health aides often have back problems because they do a lot of lifting. so do construction workers and movers. many people who sit or stand in the same place for hours, like receptionists and cashiers, also have back problems.

11 what can you do to prevent back injuries at work?

• lift things correctly. when you lift something heavy, bend your knees, not your back.

read lines 1-10. then answer the questions.

1. why is the article called ouch, my back!?
2. when did juanita hurt her back?
3. is what happened to her unusual?

Explanation:

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Analyze the title's connection to the text

The article is titled "Ouch, My Back!" because it discusses back injuries. Specifically, the main character, Juanita, hurt her back while helping a patient get out of bed.

Determine when the injury occurred

According to line 3 of the text, Juanita hurt her back "Last month" when she was helping Richard get out of bed.

Evaluate if the injury is unusual

According to lines 6–10, Juanita is "not alone." The text states that more and more Americans hurt their backs at work, especially home health aides, construction workers, movers, receptionists, and cashiers. Therefore, what happened to her is not unusual.
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Question 1

The article is called Ouch, My Back! because it is about Juanita hurting her back at work, which is a common problem for many workers.

Question 2

Juanita hurt her back last month.

Question 3

No, what happened to her is not unusual because many Americans, especially home health aides and other workers, suffer from back problems due to lifting or sitting/standing for long hours.
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Analyze the title's connection to the text

The article is titled "Ouch, My Back!" because it discusses back injuries. Specifically, the main character, Juanita, hurt her back while helping a patient get out of bed.

Determine when the injury occurred

According to line 3 of the text, Juanita hurt her back "Last month" when she was helping Richard get out of bed.

Evaluate if the injury is unusual

According to lines 6–10, Juanita is "not alone." The text states that more and more Americans hurt their backs at work, especially home health aides, construction workers, movers, receptionists, and cashiers. Therefore, what happened to her is not unusual.
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Question 1

The article is called Ouch, My Back! because it is about Juanita hurting her back at work, which is a common problem for many workers.

Question 2

Juanita hurt her back last month.

Question 3

No, what happened to her is not unusual because many Americans, especially home health aides and other workers, suffer from back problems due to lifting or sitting/standing for long hours.
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