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Which statement about Daniel Webster is true?

• He was a lawyer

• He served as a vice president

• He was a New Hampshire Senator

• He served as a Secretary of War

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What office did John C. Calhoun serve in that Daniel Webster did not?

• House of Representatives

• Senate

• Secretary of State

• Secretary of War

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What can you tell from reading the passages and looking at the chart?

• All of the men opposed slavery

• All of the men were dedicated to their country

• Webster worked harder than Clay and Calhoun

• Clay and Calhoun were always on opposite sides

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Whose opinions do government officials pay attention to?

• People who actually vote

• People who only register to vote

• People who are eligible but do not vote

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Which conclusion can you draw about the 42.5% of the people who did not vote?

• They did not register to vote.

• They will not be eligible to vote again.

• They did not actively participate in the election.

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Which picture shows someone who could not vote today?

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Listen to the audio about the structure of organisms and follow along using the pictures.

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• I listened to the audio.

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Now it is your turn. Suppose you want to make a golden rectangle. The width is 4 inches. How can you determine the length so the rectangle is golden?

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Listen to the audio about the structure of organisms and follow along using the pictures below.

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Now it is your turn. How is the golden rectangle related to the spiral on a seashell?

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