Reading Check Government Leaders

How can you tell this story was an informational text?

• it has a made up setting

• it gives facts about a topic

• it has magic

• it was written to entertain

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Which is NOT true of leaders?

• they are in charge of a group of people

• they help groups resolve problems

• they try to work together

• they cause trouble and fight wherever they go

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Where do our country's leaders work?

• Washington D.C.

• Mt. Pleasant, Texas

• New York

• Los Angeles, California

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How often are most governors chosen?

• every year

• every two years

• every four years

• every ten years

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Who is the leader of a city's government?

• principal

• teacher

• governor

• mayor

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Who is the leader of a state?

• mayor

• governor

• senator

• president

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Who makes laws for our country?

• members of congress

• mayors

• school board members

• president

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Good leaders should be all of these EXCEPT

• fair

• good listeners

• able to work with others

• mean

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What state do we live in?

• Florida

• Tennessee

• Texas

• New York

What is our state's capital city?

• Pittsburg

• Dallas

• Austin

• Houston