Understanding Government Leaders

What is the primary purpose of reading an informational text?

• To entertain the reader

• To provide facts about a topic

• To tell a fictional story

• To confuse the reader

What does the word 'troop' refer to in the context of government?

• A group of soldiers

• A group of people in a club

• A type of government building

• A law enforcement agency

What is the capital city in the context of government?

• A city with the largest population

• A city where the government meets to make laws

• A city with the most historical landmarks

• A city known for its cultural heritage

Which part of the government is responsible for making laws?

• The judicial branch

• The executive branch

• The legislative branch

• The military branch

Who leads the country and works with Congress to make laws?

• The council

• The governor

• The mayor

• The president

What is the role of a governor in state government?

• To lead the state and work with legislators

• To enforce federal laws

• To lead the city council

• To manage the national budget

How often are most governors chosen?

• Every six years

• Every four years

• Every two years

• Every year

What is the main responsibility of a city mayor?

• To lead the state legislature

• To oversee the military

• To manage the national economy

• To lead the city's government and work with the city council

What is a key quality of a good government leader?

• Being a good listener

• Being a strict enforcer

• Being a fast talker

• Being a solitary decision-maker

Why is being a good listener important for government leaders?

• It helps them make decisions quickly

• It allows them to understand and solve problems effectively

• It makes them popular among citizens

• It helps them avoid making laws