Inferences Quiz CAEC

Which of these headlines refers to a government action that likely improves access to voting for citizens?

• A) The Daily Herald: “Online Voting Piloted for Remote Communities”
• B) The National Times: “Election Campaign Spending Caps Tightened”
• C) The Maple Chronicle: “Voting Rights Restored for Previously Disenfranchised Citizens”
• D) The Dominion Press: “Federal Elections Moved to Midweek Days”

Which of these headlines refers to a government action that likely improves access to education for citizens?

A) The Education Times: “Tuition Fees Eliminated for Low-Income Families”
B) The City Gazette: “New Schools Built in Underserved Rural Communities”
C) The Urban Herald: “Teacher Salaries Increased in Major Cities”
D) The National Tribune: “Private Tutoring Services Mandated for Exam Preparation”

2 answers are correct.

Newspaper Headlines

The Chronicle: “Drive-Through Voting Piloted in Several Cities”
The Beacon: “New App Allows Voters to Check Wait Times at Polls”
The Daily Post: “Advance Voting Window Expanded to Two Weeks”
The Tribune: “Additional Evening Hours Added at Urban Polling Sites”

Question
Which of the following questions best reflects the common theme of these headlines?

A) Why Are Cities Reducing the Number of Polling Locations?
B) How Are Governments Improving the Voting Experience?
C) Should Voting Be Limited to a Single Day?
D) When Do Polling Stations Experience the Longest Lines?

Newspaper Headlines

The Chronicle: “Additional Weekend Voting Days Added Nationwide”
The Beacon: “More Polling Stations Opened in High-Traffic Areas”
The Herald: “Mail-In Ballots Offered to All Registered Voters”
The Daily Post: “Polling Hours Extended to Late Evening”

Question
Which of the following questions best reflects the common theme of these headlines?

A) Why Are Some Polling Stations More Crowded Than Others?
B) How Are Governments Making Voting More Accessible?
C) Should Mail-In Ballots Replace In-Person Voting?
D) Do Longer Voting Hours Lead to Higher Turnout?

Which two of these headlines refer to government actions that would increase individual choice in the democratic process?

• A) The Star: “Election Voting Hours Extended to 12 Midnight”
• B) The Globe: “New Legislation Requires Voter Identification at Polls”
• C) The Post: “Advance Voting Expanded to Include Weekend Hours”
• D) The Tribune: “Voting Age Increased from 18 to 21

Two answers are correct.