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1) A
2) B
3) d
4) B
5) A
6) C
7) A
8) C
9) A
10) C

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6. What sentence supports the answer for # 5 ?

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6. What sentence supports the answer for # 5 ?

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A) The primary  voters go to a polling place to cast secret ballots.
B) People gather in schools, churches, private homes across their state to discuss their party's candidates then make their choices.
C) Read our guide for a crash course on how the major parties choose their candidates.
D) The two major parties each hold a convention.

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4. What sentence best supports the answer to #3?

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4. What sentence best supports the answer to #3?

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A) After announcing his candidates last spring republican Jeb Bush posed for a selfie.
B) Still some political experts wonder wonder whether this trend is causing more meaningful voter.
C) But that's not necessarily a waste of time with social media.
D) It is a cultural trend.

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3: What is the Aurthors purpose of the  article?

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3: What is the Aurthors purpose of the  article?

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A: to inform you about the history of social media
B: to inform the reader about the amount of selfies a canidate has
C: to presuade the reader to vote for canidates
D: to inform the reader about the way social media has effected the 2016 election

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10. Who is most likely to read the articles recently read?

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10. Who is most likely to read the articles recently read?

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A: a canidate to see what people think about them
B:a student to learn more about the candidates
C: a student that wants to learn more about how social media has an affect on the 2016 election
D: a voter who wants to know which canidate to vote for.

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8. What is the MAIN different between a primary and caucus system of voting?

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8. What is the MAIN different between a primary and caucus system of voting?

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A) A primary system of voting is not allowed in some states.
B) A caucus system of voting is on all states.
C) A primary system is a secret voting while a caucus is a discussion about canidates.
D) A caucus system is a secret voting while a primary system is a discussion about canidates.

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2) Which sentence supports your answer to #1?

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2) Which sentence supports your answer to #1?

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A) "Well of course!" Clinton replied.
B) "But the Nozell sisters are interested in more than just photos with presidential prospects. Addy, who will be old enough to vote in November, says that they do listen to what the candidates have to say."
C) "Selfie's are not only narcissistic, but also dangerous."
D) "After all, voters will soon start choosing who they want as their next president."

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5. What is the author's purpose in 5 minute guide to the primaries? 

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5. What is the author's purpose in 5 minute guide to the primaries? 

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A) The author's purpose is to show the reader about how the states vote.
B) The author's purpose is to show which candidates are running for president.
C) The author's purpose is to show the reader about how the candidates use social media.
D) The author's purpose is to show the reader about which candidate is going to be president.

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9. What does the following word CULTURALLY mean in the sentence: presidential candidates who want to communicate that that they're in touch and know what's going on culturally ?

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9. What does the following word CULTURALLY mean in the sentence: presidential candidates who want to communicate that that they're in touch and know what's going on culturally ?

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A:  They  know what is going on today or what is happening nowdays
B: they are up to date on what happened in the pass
C: knowing about many cultures
D:Not knowing what's going on in today's culture

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7.  What is the best description  for the chart of the U.S. on page 11?

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7.  What is the best description  for the chart of the U.S. on page 11?

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A) Most of the country has a primary voting system.
B) Most of the country has a caucus voting system.
C) Most of the country votes both ways.
D) None of the above.

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1. What is the main idea of the Article "The Selfie Election?"

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1. What is the main idea of the Article "The Selfie Election?"

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A) The main idea is that many people want to take selfies with the candidates so they could be popular on social media.
B) The main idea is that many people want to be famous on social media, but also they choose  who they want to vote for.
C) The main idea is that selfie's  are dangerous.
D) The main idea is that how cell phone pics and social media are changing the way candidates campaign for president.