Grace President

How do you think Grace for President is a realistic fiction?

• Because the story can be real

• Because the story cannot be real

• Because the story has many different characters

• Because the setting of the story is unreal

How is Grace when she knows that there has never been a girl president?

• She was angry

• She was afraid

• She was surprised

• She was sad

Why does Grace think it's not easy to run for president?

• Because her competitor is Thomas Cobb.

• Because this is the first time she runs for president.

• Because she doesn't know how to be a leader

• Because she does not think she can win

What does Grace not do to run for President?

• listened to issues of the students and made promises

• Made campaign posters and buttons

• Gave speeches,

• Handed out free cupcakes

• Cried for help

What is Sam's point of view about Grace?

• He thinks she is the best person to be a president

• He doesn't think a girl should be a president

• He doesn't care if Grace or Thomas become the president

• He is sad that Grace becomes the president

What is Grace's point of view about becoming a president when she grows up?

• She believes she will

• She is afraid to be a president

• She is not sure to be a president or not

• She doesn't want to be a president of the United States

What do other students do?

• Each student choose a state to represent for, and vote

• Every student run for president

• Other students does not care about the election

• Other students make posters for Grace and Thomas

Who is the winner of the election?

• Grace

• Thomas

What is the correct grammatical structure for the sentence: 'Grace, the president, is speaking at the event'?

• Grace the president is speaking at the event.

• Grace, the president is speaking at the event.

• Grace, the president, is speaking at the event.

• Grace the president, is speaking at the event.

Which word best describes the role of 'Grace' in the sentence: 'Grace, the president, is speaking at the event'?

• Subject

• Object

• Predicate

• Adjective