Easter Egg Roll

What is the meaning of ruckus?

• show

• noise

• disturbance

• fight

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The reader can conclude...

• using the White House was not the original plan

• people lost interest in the Egg Roll

• the Capitol was never the best place for the Egg Roll

• the president always wanted the Egg Roll at the White House

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What is the Main Idea of the first part of the text Easter Egg Roll?

• How the Egg Roll Began

• When the first Egg Roll was held

• Why the Egg Roll was no longer held at the Capital

• How the Egg Roll became an event on the White House lawn

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The author's main purpose for writing this article is to...

• Emphasize how destructive the Egg Roll was in the beginning

• Compare the Egg Roll on the Capitol lawn to the Egg Roll at the White House

• Prove that people of all ages love to participate in the Egg Roll

• Explain how the Egg Roll became such a popular event at the White House

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Which idea in the article does the photograph support?

• That children have fun at the event

• The President and their family Participate

• The Egg Roll Race is difficult

• The event brings in large crowds

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Why did the author include the story about Eleanor Roosevelt?

• To describe the change

• to add a personal detail

• to better explain the event

• to show the broad reach

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Which word (s) from the article help the reader understand the meaning of EVOLVED?

• Over the years

• Changed

• Different Games

• Popular

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Which sentence from the text supports that the Egg Roll grew in size?

• Subsequent celebrations included a circus and petting zoo in 1977

• At her first Egg Roll in 1933, Eleanor Roosevelt greeted visitors and listeners for the first time over the radio

• Soon the event evolved into a more elaborate affair with bands, entertainers, and food

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