Who Are Government's Leaders?

What does the author say about leaders?

• Leaders work alone.

• Leaders are good listeners.

• Leaders choose the president.

• Leaders always work in government.

What is the heading on page 137?

• Our Country's Leaders

• Who Are Government's Leaders

• State Leaders

• There is no heading on page 137

The passage says that leaders solve problems. What does the work problems mean?

• things that are going wrong

• things that are working well

• things that are done in groups

• things that are helpful for people

On page 138 there is a picture. What does this picture show the reader?

• the president

• the Capitol building

• a line of people voting

• it's not a picture it's a drawing

Who chooses the governor?

• the president

• a city council

• the legislators

• people in the state

On page 139 there is a caption below the picture. What does this caption say?

• "Capital Building in Washington, D.C."

• "This is the governor of the state."

• "The leader helps guide the scouts in his troop."

• "Citizens choose council members."

Who makes the laws in a state?

• the mayor

• the president

• the legislators

• the people in a city

Who does the mayor work with?

• the congress

• the city council

• the legislators

• the mayor works alone

Why did the author MOST LIKELY write this passage?

• to show what the president does

• to describe rules that keep people safe

• to explain how to become a legislator

• to tell about people who work in government

On page 140, what does the author say about "good leaders".

• there are not many of them

• our country has too many

• they only work for the state

• they make our country a better place