The Power of the Presidential Election
Questions:
5
Grade:
5
Words:
85
In America, every four years, we hold a powerful event called a 'Presidential Election'.
This person leads the country, makes big decisions, and represents us to the world. Voting in elections is a special right that every American gets when they turn 18. Our first President, George Washington, was elected this way more than 200 years ago, and we've been doing it ever since! Remember, when you grow up, your vote will count too. Until then, encourage your parents to vote and participate in your school elections.
Question 1
What is a 'Presidential Election'?
A
A school event
B
A type of holiday
C
A special movie premiere
D
A voting event to choose the next President
Explanation. In the text, 'Presidential Election' is described as an event where adults vote to choose the next President of the country.
E
A sports competition
Question 2
Who was the first President of America?
A
Abraham Lincoln
B
Thomas Jefferson
C
Benjamin Franklin
D
Theodore Roosevelt
E
George Washington
Explanation. The text mentions that the first President of America was George Washington.
Question 3
What is the minimum age at which an American can vote in elections?
A
16
B
18
Explanation. The text specifies that every American gets the right to vote in elections when they turn 18.
C
21
D
25
E
30
Question 4
What is the role of the President?
A
To cook for the country
B
To play sports for the country
C
To lead the country, make big decisions, and represent the country to the world
Explanation. The text clearly states that the President's role is to lead the country, make big decisions, and represent the country to the world.
D
To teach in schools
E
To clean the streets
Question 5
What has been the method of selecting the President in America for more than 200 years?
A
By lottery draw
B
By physical strength
C
By intelligence test
D
By votes in a Presidential election
Explanation. The text explains that America has been choosing its President through votes in a Presidential election for more than 200 years.
E
By the number of followers on social media
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