Grace's Presidential Campaign Journey

Grace Campbell, a student, is inspired to run for president after learning there has never been a female president. She faces competition from Thomas Cobb, a popular student. Both candidates campaign with slogans and promises. On election day, Grace wins by a narrow margin, thanks to a classmate's support. The story concludes with Grace's aspiration to become the President of the United States.

What question did Grace ask when she saw the poster of presidents?

• Why are there no presidents?

• Who is the current president?

• How many presidents are there?

• Where are the girls?

What was Grace's initial reaction to running for president?

• She was confident but worried.

• She didn't want to run.

• She thought it would be easy.

• She was nervous and unsure.

Who was nominated from Mr. Waller's class to run against Grace?

• Anthony

• Robbie

• Thomas Cobb

• Sam

What was Grace's campaign slogan?

• Vote for Grace, the best choice!

• Make history, vote Grace Campbell for president

• Grace: The future president

• Grace for a better school

What did Thomas promise in his campaign?

• No more homework

• Free tutoring and soccer lessons

• More school trips

• Longer recess

How did Grace fulfill her promises even before the election?

• She promised free cupcakes every day.

• She gave free tutoring lessons.

• She joined the safety squad and volunteered in the cafeteria.

• She organized a school dance.

Which state was the last to cast its votes in the school election?

• Texas

• Wyoming

• Alabama

• Wisconsin

Why did Sam decide to vote for Grace?

• He didn't like Thomas.

• He wanted to support his friend.

• He was bribed with cupcakes.

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

What did Grace declare during her career day presentation?

• She wanted to be a soccer player.

• She wanted to be a teacher.

• She wanted to be a scientist.

• She wanted to be president of the United States.

How did the class react to Grace's career day presentation?

• They were inspired.

• They didn't believe her.

• They believed she could do it.

• They laughed at her.