Election Process and Campaign Strategies

Grace Campbell, a student, decides to run for president in a school election after realizing there has never been a female president. She faces competition from Thomas Cobb, a popular student. Both candidates campaign vigorously, with Grace making promises and engaging with students. On election day, Grace wins by a narrow margin, thanks to a crucial vote from a classmate. Inspired by her victory, Grace declares her ambition to become the President of the United States.

What genre is the story 'Grace for President'?

• Science Fiction

• Fantasy

• Realistic Fiction

• Historical Fiction

What was Grace's reaction when she learned there had never been a female president?

• She was indifferent.

• She was amused.

• She was excited.

• She was shocked.

Who was nominated as the presidential candidate from Mr. Waters' class?

• Robby

• Thomas Cobb

• Sam

• Antony

What is the significance of the number 270 in the election process?

• It is the number of students in the class.

• It is the number of votes needed to win.

• It is the total number of states.

• It is the number of campaign promises.

What was Grace's campaign strategy during recess?

• She played soccer.

• She studied spelling words.

• She gave speeches.

• She worked on science experiments.

How did Thomas plan to win the election?

• By joining the safety squad.

• By organizing rallies.

• By giving free cupcakes.

• By calculating the boys had more electoral votes.

Which state cast the deciding votes for Grace?

• Alabama

• Arizona

• Wyoming

• Wisconsin

Why did Sam decide to vote for Grace?

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

• He was bribed with cupcakes.

• He wanted to impress his friends.

• He was told to do so by the teacher.

What did Grace declare she would become when she grows up?

• A soccer player

• President of the United States

• A teacher

• A scientist

What was the reaction of the class when Grace declared her future ambition?

• They ignored her.

• They believed she would achieve it.

• They were skeptical.

• They laughed.