First Lady Michelle Obama’s Remarks with Youth of Northern Irela

According to Mrs. Obama, why do the Obamas try to make time to meet with young people when they travel?

• She thinks young people are the leaders of the future.

• She wants to learn more about the technology they use to stay connected to others around the world. 

• She feels strongly about telling them directly what she expects of them.  

• She believes they should know how packed their schedule is and how hard it is for them to take the time to meet with young people.

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Why does Mrs. Obama tell the audience about her childhood?

• She wants them to understand that money isn’t everything.

• She wants them to know they can do anything, no matter where they come from.

• She wants to describe to them how she and Barack became leaders.

• She wants to praise her parents for raising her with good values.

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What does leadership NOT mean to Michelle Obama

• Attending state dinners

• working to move beyond what had separated people in the past.

• treating people with respect

• exploring new ideas

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First Lady Obama's remarks were made in Ireland in what year?

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Why is Mrs. Obama optimistic?

• She believes in the power of technology to unite the world.

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    She believes honesty, hard work, and education can solve anything.

• She believes young people are building a better future for everyone.

• She believes presidents and prime ministers will solve international security issues. 

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_____ is the opposite of figurative language.

• Lateral

• Living

• Funny

• Literal

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 What is a group of words that has a meaning that you cannot figure out based on the actual words called?

• metaphor

• simile

• idiom

• personification

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I have "a lot on my plate" is an example of an ___.

• idiom

• hyperbole

• onomatopoeia

• alliteration

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The ___ science fair had entries from students all over the world!

• district

• international

• national

• interstate

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A person who is optimistic has ___ for the future.

• friends

• hope

• money

• sadness

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