3. Read the following passage and decide whether the sentence below is TRUE or FALSE. Life in a Nineteenth-Century House As part of a recent TV programme, a twenty-first-century family spent one month living in the same way as people in the 1850s. Two weeks after filming in the specially-designed house finished, we talk to Albert, one of the children, about his experience. Q: What was the best thing about the experience? A: I think it was finding lots of new (or maybe that should be old!) and exciting things to do. I climbed a lot of trees and made lots of things. Normally, we play games together or I find things to do on the computer, but I really enjoyed doing different stuff and didn’t really think about using my laptop or smartphone. Q: And what about the worst thing? A: The education! We learnt everything at home with Mum and Dad. Not all children had to go to school until 1880 and even then it was only children aged 5–10. Most young people my age already had jobs. I felt very happy to have a good school! Mum tried her best, but she was too busy with other things. Women in those days had to do everything in the home, so I think Mum wasn’t too unhappy when we returned to the twenty-first century! The family lived like people in the nineteenth century. (1 Điểm) True False