Reading Comprehension Flashcards
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Read the sentence: 'Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States.' What is Washington, D.C.?
Answer: The capital of the United States
The sentence identifies Washington, D.C. as the capital of the United States.
Read the sentence: 'All people in America can practice their own religion.' What can all people in America do?
Answer: Practice their own religion
The sentence states that all people in America can practice their own religion.
Read the sentence: 'The United States has three branches of government.' How many branches of government does the United States have?
Answer: Three
The sentence directly states that the United States has three branches of government.
Read the sentence: 'Abraham Lincoln was a great American President.' What was Abraham Lincoln?
Answer: A great American President
The sentence describes Abraham Lincoln as a great American President.
Read the sentence: 'You must pay taxes to the government.' To whom must you pay taxes?
Answer: To the government
The sentence states that taxes must be paid to the government.
Read the sentence: 'The Constitution is the highest law of the land.' What is the Constitution?
Answer: The highest law of the land
The sentence identifies the Constitution as the highest law of the land.
Read the sentence: 'Americans have the right to speak freely.' What right do Americans have?
Answer: The right to speak freely
The sentence states that Americans have the right to speak freely.