The Class Election: Every Vote Counts
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
85
Once upon a time, in a school far away, the students decided to choose a class president. Everyone thought about who would be the best leader. They registered their names to vote. On Election Day, they each privately wrote down their choice and put it in a ballot box. After school, the votes were counted. The person with the most votes was the winner. This is how we elect our leaders, even the President of our country. Every vote counts, because each person's choice matters!
Question 1
What does 'registering' mean in this context?
A
Signing up for a class
B
Taking a class
C
Writing a name on a board
D
Listing names to vote
Explanation. In the context of this story, 'registering' refers to the process of listing names for the purpose of voting.
E
Checking in at school
Question 2
Who can be considered as a class president?
A
The one with the most money
B
The one with the most votes
Explanation. In this story, the class president is chosen by getting the most votes from other students.
C
The one with the most friends
D
The one with the best grades
E
The one with the most sports medals
Question 3
Why does every vote count?
A
Because it determines the winner
Explanation. In an election, every vote counts because it helps decide who the winner will be.
B
Because the teachers say so
C
Because it's a school rule
D
Because the government says so
E
Because it's a tradition
Question 4
How are leaders elected in this context?
A
By singing a song
B
By drawing pictures
C
By writing an essay
D
By getting the most votes
Explanation. According to the story, leaders are elected by getting the most votes from other people.
E
By running the fastest
Question 5
What is the purpose of a ballot box in this context?
A
To collect homework
B
To store books
C
To keep money
D
To collect votes
Explanation. In the context of an election, a ballot box is used to collect the votes.
E
To store classroom supplies
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