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What is an Active Citizen? TNReady Text
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- Q1PART A: Which trait best describes someone who is an active citizen?inspiredwell-likedselflesscreative120s
- Q2PART B: Which quotation shows evidence of answer choice in PART A?"Anything you can do to lighten the load of someone else would be more than welcome." (paragraph 3)"If politics seem to be your calling, then you could always run for office one day." (paragraph 6)"Get your friends involved." (paragraph 4)"If you are truly ambitious, you can become a member of the actual association." (paragraph 3)120s
- Q3Which resource would be most likely to give you more information about how to register to vote?a newspaperthe area's government websitethe local phone booka pamphlet from the library120s
- Q4Which word best describes the author's tone throughout the selection?persuasiveaccusatoryinformingargumentative120s
- Q5Which technique does the author use to create an effect?writes with inspiring words and termssupplies specific directions and instructionswrites as if speaking directly to the readerincludes numerous examples and details120s
- Q6What could the author have added that would make her position stronger?contact information for each organization and agency being discussed.directions on how to register to vote in the electionmore examples of how to become an active citizeninspiring quotes from people who are taking part in being an active citizen120s
- Q7What particular group is the author targeting?people looking for ways to get involved in their communitiespoliticians looking to improve their organizationspeople looking to improve their neighborhoodsorganizations looking to recruit new volunteers120s
- Q8PART A: Which word describes the author's tone throughout the passage?objectiveaccusatoryencouragingquestioning120s
- Q9PART B"Maybe you have noticed how dark the neighborhood is once the sun goes down." (Paragraph 3)"Are you interested in educational issues? Are you interested in neighborhood issues?" (Paragraph 2)"You are just one person. What can you do?" (Paragraph 1)"By helping other citizens, you are demonstrating your respect for others in your community. " (Paragraph 3)120s
- Q10With which statement would the author most likely agree?Volunteering one Saturday a month is the best way to become an active citizen.Active citizens are much more respected in the community.Becoming involved at the government level is the best way to influence change.Becoming an active citizen is easy and very rewarding.120s
- Q11Which sentence summarizes the main idea of the passage?To become an active citizen, a person must take the time to be aware of important issues and then become involved as much as possible.To become an active citizen, you should volunteer at a local shelter.To become an active citizen, a person must vote in each election.To become an active citizen, a person must attend neighborhood association meetings.120s
- Q12Which sentence is a summary of paragraph 2?A person should his or her neighbor.A person needs to become a member of a neighborhood association.A person can become an active citizen by doing things like presenting proposals, becoming a member of the neighborhood association, and passing out fliers.You should always respect members of your neighborhood.120s
- Q13Which statement from the passage expresses an opinion?Research your senators and congressmen.You could attend a meeting of the neighborhood association.Let's face it, everyone is busy.Teachers need volunteers to take students to the library or read with small groups.120s