On the Subject of Activities

Since when did your habits determine your age?

This module consists of three screens showing different activities, 6 numbered buttons, and a name.

Finding the activity average age

Each activity has an average lower and upper age boundary. Use the lower boundary if the battery count modulo 10 is less than 4. Else, use the upper boundary. The activity ages are as follows:

Activity	Lower	Upper
Admiring	13	90
Aiding	10	60
Boredom	8	40
Building	3	45
Coding	12	60
Cooking	11	50
Drawing	5	75
Eating	9	13
Housework	10	60
Messaging	14	50
Performing	9	55
Playing	2	16
Praying	18	100
Reading	8	70
Sleeping	20	70
Storymaking	13	85
Studying	15	20
Teaching	19	70
Troublemaker	5	18
Watching	7	13

Now add the three activity ages together and divide by 3 (drop decimal places). In other words, take the mean age of all of the ages.

Adding name age

Now add an extra number from the name as follows:

• Jake = +1
• Emma = +2
• Max = -1
• Olivia = +3
• Betty = -1
• Musa = +5
• Ryan = +1
• Chris = NO CHANGE
• Josie = -1
• Kelly = +4

Which button to press

• If average age is less than 10, press number 1.
• If average age is ≥ 10 and ≤ 20, press number 2.
• If average age is ≥ 21 and ≤ 30, press number 3.
• If average age is ≥ 31 and ≤ 50, press number 4.
• If average age is ≥ 51 and ≤ 75, press number 5.
• If average age is more than 75, press number 6.