The Kid Who Ran For President Book By Dan Gutman Quiz
Regarded as one of the most powerful people in the whole world, the US presidency is very significant. The Kid Who Ran For President is a book by Dan Gutman, and the story line is amazing and is tested below.
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How does Pete Guerra feel about Judson running for president?
- 2.
What do Judson and Lane decide to do first to get money for the campaign?
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What did Judson's parents do when they saw him being interviewed on the news?
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How are people treating Judson now that he is running for president?
- 5.
Who wrote Judson's speech?
- 6.
Summarize Judson's school speech in a couple of sentences.
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What starts to happen after the lemonade sale that helps Judson raise money?
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What does Judson's father compare the presidency to. How are they connected?
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What do Judson and Lane do to the Constitution?
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Explain what happened when Judson goes on the computer.
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During the debate, describe what Lane tells Judson to do about his opinions on certain issues.
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Explain the "scandal" that happened and who reported it?
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Why did Judson try to "sabotage" or ruin the debate?
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Explain people's reaction to the debate.
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Who was Pete Guerra?
- A.
Judson's running mate
- B.
A reporter with Capital Times
- C.
A friend of Lane Brainard
- D.
Sally Guerra's father
- E.
None of the above
Correct Answer
B. A reporter with Capital TimesExplanation
Pete Guerra was a reporter with Capital Times.Rate this question:
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- 16.
What reason does Judson give for running for president?
- A.
He is tired of war
- B.
His parents want him to run
- C.
He wants to be popular
- D.
He thinks that adults have "messed up" the world.
Correct Answer
D. He thinks that adults have "messed up" the world.Explanation
Judson gives the reason for running for president as his belief that adults have "messed up" the world. This implies that he wants to bring about change and improve the current state of affairs.Rate this question:
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- 17.
Why wasn't Lane interested in selling more lemonade to make the $20,000,000.00?
- A.
He knows he wasn't going to make the $20,000,000.00
- B.
He just wanted to sell lemonade to get on the news to get money.
- C.
He doesn't like lemonade.
- D.
He thought the price of the lemonade was too high.
Correct Answer
B. He just wanted to sell lemonade to get on the news to get money.Explanation
Lane wasn't interested in selling more lemonade to make $20,000,000.00 because his main goal was to get on the news and earn money through publicity.Rate this question:
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- 18.
What is the name of Judson's political party?
- A.
"The Lane Game"
- B.
"The Kid Party"
- C.
"The Lemonade Party"
- D.
"The No Homework Party"
Correct Answer
C. "The Lemonade Party"Explanation
The name of Judson's political party is "The Lemonade Party". This can be inferred from the given options, where "The Lemonade Party" is the only option that can be considered as a political party. The other options, such as "The Lane Game", "The Kid Party", and "The No Homework Party", do not sound like political parties and are unrelated to politics. Therefore, "The Lemonade Party" is the most logical choice.Rate this question:
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- 19.
How does Judson increase the percent of his votes?
- A.
He sells really good lemonade.
- B.
He does a lot of speeches and shakes a lot of hands.
- C.
He tells people that he doesn't know anything in a commercial.
- D.
He tells people that he will stop war.
Correct Answer
C. He tells people that he doesn't know anything in a commercial.Explanation
Judson increases the percent of his votes by telling people that he doesn't know anything in a commercial. This strategy may appeal to voters who are tired of politicians making false promises or claiming to have all the answers. By admitting his lack of knowledge, Judson may come across as more genuine and trustworthy, which could attract voters who appreciate honesty and transparency in a candidate.Rate this question:
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- 20.
What happens when Judson gives his acceptance speech after winning the election?
- A.
He says he's going to Disneyland.
- B.
He is cheered on by the crowd.
- C.
He says he does not want to be president.
- D.
He faints from excitement.
Correct Answer
C. He says he does not want to be president. -
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