Reading "The White House" A. Elementary

The White House has two uses. What are they?

• It's the place where the US President works.

• It's the US President's private home.

• It's The Senate Chamber

• It's the Post Office

Where exactly in the White House does the President live?

• On the third and second floors.

• On the first floor.

• On the fourth and fifth floors.

• On the sixth floor.

Where does the President work?

• He works in the Oval Office.

• He works in the Lincoln room.

• He works in the ground floor or basement.

Where do special guests stay?

• They don't host special guests in the White House.

• In the Lincoln Bedroom or the Queen's bedroom

• In the Oval Office

• In the garden level

What is in the Oval Office?

• There are three windows in front of the President's desk.

• There is a fireplace at the other end.

• There are three large windows behind the President's desk.

• There isn't a fireplace at the other end.

What does each new president change?

• new curtains

• new furniture

• a special new carpet

• new walls

How much does it cost to visit the White House?

• $100

• $0

• $500

• $150

How many people work in the White House?

• 150 people work for the President and the First Lady.

• 100 people look after the building day and night.

• 250 in total

• 350 in total

What can the President do to relax?

• Play tennis, go jogging, go swimming, watch a film/movie, play billiards, go bowling, and read.

• Go to the Oval Office.

• Go to the kitchen.