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✔ Possible Task 1: Comprehension Questions
Q1: Who wrote the United States Constitution?
→ The Constitution was written by a group of Americans who met in Philadelphia in 1787, including Ben Franklin and George Washington. They are often called the Founding Fathers.
Q2: Why did the men meet in Philadelphia?
→ They met to write new rules for the government because the old rules (under the Articles of Confederation) weren’t working well — states disagreed, and there was no strong central authority.
Q3: What is the purpose of the Constitution?
→ It sets up the structure of the U.S. government (three branches: legislative, executive, judicial) and protects citizens’ rights through the Bill of Rights.
Q4: How many amendments are mentioned in the passage?
→ The passage mentions the first ten amendments — known as the Bill of Rights.
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✔ Possible Task 2: Vocabulary or Grammar Practice
Example: Find synonyms for these words from the passage:
- “disagreements” → conflicts, arguments
- “approved” → ratified, accepted
- “important” → significant, crucial
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✔ Possible Task 3: Writing Prompt
Prompt: *Why is the Constitution important today?*
Sample Answer:
The Constitution is still important today because it provides the foundation for our government and protects our rights as citizens. It divides power among three branches to prevent any one person or group from becoming too powerful. The Bill of Rights guarantees freedoms like speech, religion, and fair trials — freedoms we still rely on daily. Even though it was written over 200 years ago, its principles continue to guide American democracy.
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✔ Possible Task 4: Timeline or Sequencing
Arrange these events in order:
1. Men met in Philadelphia to write the Constitution.
2. The Constitution was approved by the states.
3. The Bill of Rights was added.
4. The Articles of Confederation failed.
Correct Order:
4 → 1 → 2 → 3
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