What does the "Declaration of Independence" say?
Americans should be alone everyday.
Americans have the right to be free.
Americans can not go to China.
What is a law?
It's a rule that we follow.
It's a building in the USA?
It's a comfortable bed.
What kind of bird is this?
It's a Flamingo.
It's a Penguin.
It's an Eagle.
What is an "Expository Text"?
It tells us about a holiday.
It tells us about fake people, places and events.
It tells us about real people, places and events.
What is Washington D.C. of the USA?
Biggest City
The City of Fun
Capital City
What is the genre of "A trip to Washington D.C."?
Expository Text
Science Fiction
Novel
Who make the laws of a country?
The bosses
The leaders
The citizens
Where does the President of the USA live and work?
The White House
The Black House
The Yellow House
What is the name of the coach (bus)?
Petro Mike
Metro Mike
Jalapeño Mike
What is Metro Mike going to show us?
Washington D.C.
Taipei City
New York City
What is another word for "bus"?
Coach
Big car
Snake car
Who drew the pictures for "A Trip to Washington D.C."?
Dean MacAdam
Mark Kayser
Michael Scott
What do a lot of people call George Washington?
Father of Our Country
Our first President
Mother of Our Country
What is the Constitution of the USA?
It's a play written by Shakespear.
It's the plan for the government of the USA.
It's the book of laws for the USA.
Who was the first president of the United States of America?
Washington D.C.
Graham Washington
George Washington
Who is the "President" of a country?
He/She is the boss of a country.
He/She is the leader of a country.
He/She cleans the house of the leaders.
What is another word for "amazing"?
Splendid
Rich
Awesome
What do we say when a car moves slower?
The car is broken.
The car slows down.
The car is braking.
Who wrote "A Trip to Washington D.C."?
Elizabeth Fitzgerald Howard
Michael Scott
Dean MacAdam
How do people become the leaders of a country?
They finish university (college).
Their families are the leaders of the country.
The people (we) vote for them in "elections".