5.9D.iii
What motivated Thomas Jefferson to include his ideas about a perfect government in the Declaration of Independence?
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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5.9D.iii
What motivated Thomas Jefferson to include his ideas about a perfect government in the Declaration of Independence?
A The men of the Continental Congress convinced him to include these ideas.
B Jefferson wanted to use the ideas from Virginia’s new constitution so that all people could understand.
C Richard Henry Lee encouraged Jefferson to use his new ideas about government.
D He was not able to use these ideas for Virginias constitution so he added them into this declaration.
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5.9D.iii
How does the author organize the information in this selection? Why do you think they chose to do this?
The author organizes the information in the selection in _________. I think
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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5.6F
Which sentence shows that Jefferson knew that momentous events were taking place?
A Thomas Jefferson is not happy and would rather be home in Virginia than attending Philadelphia’s Continental Congress. (paragraph 1)
B Virginia was writing a constitution, forming its own rules of government. (paragraph 4)
C If he couldn’t be a part of history back home, he could contribute to it in Philadelphia. (paragraph 6)
D Since then, the words Thomas Jefferson wrote during that hot Philadelphia summer have inspired people throughout the world. (paragraph 14)
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MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
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5.6F
Based on information in the selection, what can the reader conclude about the Declaration of Independence? Select two correct answers.
F would have been written by Thomas Jefferson even if he had returned to Virginia
G would have been a very different document if Thomas Jefferson had not been involved
H would not have had the same impact if it had gone by another name
J would have been written by someone else if Jefferson had been back in Virginia
K would not have been written if Virginia had not written a new
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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5.6F
This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then answer Part B.
Part A
Based on information in the selection, the reader can conclude that Thomas Jefferson —
A was a persistent man who believed wholeheartedly in his way of thinking
B was obsessed with working only for his home state of Virginia
C was a man who chose to work only on the tasks that were of interest to him
D was not able to work alone and preferred to work as a member of a team
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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5.7C
Part B
Which sentence from the selection best supports the answer to Part A?
F Jefferson was certain more important and exciting things were taking place in Virginia.
(paragraph 4)
G He wrote to the Virginia Convention that a state constitution would be “a work of the most interesting nature,” one that “every individual would wish to have his voice in.” (paragraph 5)
H Jefferson knew he was to list the unfair things Great Britain had done to the colonies, then declare American independence. (paragraph 9)
J But Jefferson kept thinking about his Virginia constitution. Maybe he could add his ideas of a perfect government to this paper. (paragraph 9)
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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5.9D.i
What is the central idea of the selection?
A Thomas Jefferson helped solve many of the problems that the colonists had with Great Britain.
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B Thomas Jefferson missed his home while he was away for work and was unable to concentrate because of his homesickness.
C Thomas Jefferson’s family back in Virginia helped give him inspiration for the writing of the Declaration of Independence.
D Thomas Jefferson wanted to be in Virginia in the summer of 1776, but his work in Philadelphia changed the course of history.
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