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gardening admirably organised. A respected woman in each community was chosen as field
She paced the work, announcing breaks as necessary, and during these breaks stories were told, games
were played and songs were sung.
European colonists never learned to sing and play as they gardened (we hope to change that), but
otherwise they adopted the native routines virtually intact. They learned to grow native crops in a native
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frontiersmen, that time came as soon as there were no longer trees close enough to the cabin that when
felled, the firewood dropped right by the door. Why work harder than you
Alas! That blissful innocence couldn't last. Americans began exporting their beautiful native plants to
Europe:
horticulturists-especially English horticulturists—were arriving by the boatload to poison the minds of
the more prosperous class of Americans, Get yourself a pair of shears, a lawn mower, and flunkies to
operate them, advised the horticultural immigrants—they're all laughing at you back home.
The immigrant gardener's native-born pupils took this a step farther, sprucing up wasn't enough for
them. This second generation invented a new profession, that of the "landscape architect," whose
premise was that all geographical distinction between Old World and New could be erased, if only the
customer would budget enough money.
Answer the given questions briefly.
1. Who was chosen as field matron, according to Arthur Caswell Parker's account?
2. What activities were generally undertaken when breaks were announced by a matron?
3. State one 'native routine' adopted by the European colonists.
4. When were log cabins abandoned in those days?
5. What did the Americans begin to export to Europe?
6. What was the new profession invented by the second generation of immigrant gardeners?
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Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow. The passage has been
But according to an account written by Arthur Caswell Parker, a twentieth-century archaeologist
descended from Seneca Indians, his female ancestors got the better part of the deal, for they had the
fashion, and though they didn't move into bark-covered long houses, their log cabins were almost
easy to erect and be abandoned with no more regret when the time came to move on. For many
Unfortunately, the traffic went both ways. Within a few generations, European​

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