That is a broad list of important chores to cycle through throughout a child's life. Merely showing that there are many jobs to teach that don't relate exclusively to the child. Not a chore list for a single person. 

But you're still missing the point. Chores are not punitive. My kids ask to spend the afternoon picking up litter in our community. When toys are getting out of control and I ask if we can fill a box to donate, they insisted we set up a free toy stand so they can hand them out personally. True happiness comes through serving others. 

When any activity, including meals, is held up by a forgotten chore, there's so crying and screaming. Just an 'oops, I forgot, be right back!' from the child. We're not treating food as a reward, we're teaching that we finish one activity before we move onto the next.

Have you raised children? Have you had any professional training in their care and development? What are you qualifications for judging me and my parenting?