Grace's Election and Campaign Strategies

Grace Campbell learns about the absence of female presidents and decides to run for class president. She faces competition from Thomas Cobb, a strong candidate. Both campaign vigorously, but Grace ultimately wins the election with the support of her classmates. Inspired by her victory, Grace aspires to become the President of the United States.

What did Grace notice about the presidents on the poster?

• There were no female presidents.

• All the presidents were women.

• All presidents were from the same family.

• There were no presidents from her state.

What was Grace's initial reaction to the idea of becoming president?

• She thought it was impossible.

• She was indifferent.

• She was excited and wanted to run.

• She was scared of the responsibility.

Who was Grace's main competitor in the election?

• Anthony

• Thomas Cobb

• Sam

• Miss Barrington

What determines the number of electoral votes each state has?

• The number of cities in the state

• The number of schools in the state

• The size of the state

• The population of the state

What was one of Grace's campaign strategies?

• She focused only on sports activities.

• She listened to students' issues and made promises.

• She ignored the students' concerns.

• She promised free ice cream every day.

How did Thomas plan to win the election?

• By organizing more rallies than Grace

• By making more promises than Grace

• By relying on his popularity and existing achievements

• By bribing the voters

What did Grace do to fulfill her promises before the election?

• She ignored her promises.

• She promised to cancel all exams.

• She gave everyone free candy.

• She organized a school beautification committee.

What was the result of the election?

• The election was a tie.

• Grace lost by a small margin.

• Grace won by a small margin.

• Thomas won by a large margin.

What did Grace declare about her future at the end of the story?

• She wanted to be a soccer player.

• She wanted to be president of the United States.

• She wanted to be a scientist.

• She wanted to be a teacher.