Voting and Elections

Grade 2 Social Studies Worksheet

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Circle the best answer.

1.
Which of these is a vote?
- raising your hand for a class pet
- feeding a class pet
- drawing a picture of a favorite pet
2.
How often do Americans elect a president?
- every twenty years
- every four years
- every day
3.
Who can vote in a national election?
- only children in school
- citizens who are at least 18
- only people who own a house
4.
What is a fair rule for voting?
- Each person gets one vote.
- Leaders can vote twice.
- Some people get two votes.
5.
Why is it important to vote?
- It makes the day longer.
- It gives people a voice in decisions.
- It is a way to win a prize.
6.
Who is elected to lead a state?
- a principal
- a governor
- a mayor

Answer Key - Grade 2 Social Studies Worksheet

Circle the best answer.

1.
Which of these is a vote?
- raising your hand for a class pet
- feeding a class pet
- drawing a picture of a favorite pet
2.
How often do Americans elect a president?
- every twenty years
- every four years
- every day
3.
Who can vote in a national election?
- only children in school
- citizens who are at least 18
- only people who own a house
4.
What is a fair rule for voting?
- Each person gets one vote.
- Leaders can vote twice.
- Some people get two votes.
5.
Why is it important to vote?
- It makes the day longer.
- It gives people a voice in decisions.
- It is a way to win a prize.
6.
Who is elected to lead a state?
- a principal
- a governor
- a mayor