Student Election Campaign Scenarios

Grace Campbell, a student, is inspired to run for class president after realizing there has never been a female U.S. president. She faces competition from Thomas Cobb, a popular student. Both candidates campaign with slogans and promises. On election day, Grace wins by a narrow margin, thanks to a classmate's support. Inspired by her victory, Grace aspires to become the U.S. president in the future.

What did Grace Campbell notice about the poster of presidents?

• There were no female presidents.

• There were no presidents from her state.

• All presidents were from the same party.

• The poster was missing some presidents.

Who was nominated from Mr. Waller's class to run against Grace?

• Robbie

• Sam

• Anthony

• Thomas Cobb

What was Grace's campaign slogan?

• Grace for a Better School

• Make History, Vote Grace Campbell

• Grace: The Future Leader

• Vote for Grace, the Best Choice

What did Grace do to engage with her peers during the campaign?

• She handed out free cupcakes.

• She promised free tutoring.

• She organized a soccer match.

• She gave out free books.

How did Thomas Cobb prepare for the election?

• He distributed flyers.

• He organized rallies.

• He studied his spelling words.

• He campaigned actively during recess.

Which state cast the deciding votes for Grace's victory?

• Alabama

• Wisconsin

• Wyoming

• Arizona

Why did Sam decide to vote for Grace?

• He wanted to support his friend.

• He was promised free soccer lessons.

• He was influenced by his classmates.

• He thought she was the best person for the job.

What did Grace declare during the career day presentation?

• She planned to be a scientist.

• She aspired to be the President of the United States.

• She wanted to be a teacher.

• She wanted to be a soccer player.

How did Grace's classmates react to her career day declaration?

• They were surprised.

• They ignored her.

• They believed in her ambition.

• They laughed at her.

What lesson can be learned from Grace's story?

• Persistence and belief in oneself can lead to success.

• Only boys can become leaders.

• Campaigning is not important in elections.

• Popularity is the only factor in winning elections.