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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
Mr. Jensen asks the students to be reseated so they can take a vote.
What does the prefix re- in reseated tell about what the students will do?
They will sit again
They will lose their seats
They will wait to be seated
They will stand up from their seats
The students are unable to agree on what kind of pet they want.
What does it mean that the students are unable to agree?
They will never agree
They can agree again
They will agree later
They cannot agree
Which evidence from the article BEST shows that the author thinks voting is fair?
Mr. Jensen walks around the classroom counting them.
Sometimes it is difficult for a group of people to agree on one decision
The winning choice tells what most of the people in the group think
Voting is one of our greatest rights as American citizens
To be sure, he recounts their hands and then writes the number of votes on the board.
What does recount mean?
count again
counts before
does not count
counts accidentally
Based on the text evidence, the author would likely agree with the idea that...
voting does not offer us many choices
it is easy for groups of people to agree on one decision
voters tell te government who we want to represent us
we do not have the opportunity to vote for people in our government
Jonah says, "A snake is more interesting and unusual."
If usual means "common"........... What does unusual mean?
not common
being common
acting common
equally common
Based on evidence from the text, the author would MOST LIKELY agree with the idea that....
voting is a hard thing to do
it is not important for people to vote.
the side with fewer votes should win.
voting helps groups makes decisions.
A hamster is as quiet as a mouse. It's easy to take care of.
What does as quiet as a mouse mean?
lazy
quick
silent
tiny
What is the MAIN idea of the article?
Voting is an important right for U.S. citizens.
Choosing a President is an important decision.
Third-grade students should be allowed to vote
It is difficult for a group of people to agree on one decision.
The author uses the situation in Mr. Jenson's classroom to support his view that...
voting can only work with children
a snake is the best classroom pet
people find it easy to agree on one decision
people should have a choice in what they want
