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In the battle for the presidential office, candidates and their committees use various methods. They travel around the country and organise meetings with citizens, during which they present their visions for the future of the country. In addition, they prepare campaign slogans and posters, and take part in debates with other candidates. Think about how much you already know about the US presidential election and the political parties that put up their candidates.

W walce o urząd prezydencki kandydaci i ich komitety stosują różne metody. Jeżdżąc po kolejnych stanach, organizują spotkania z obywatelami, podczas których prezentują swoje wizje przyszłości kraju. Ponadto przygotowują slogany i plakaty wyborcze, biorą udział w debatach z innymi kandydatami. Zastanów się, jak dużo już wiesz na temat wyborów prezydenckich w USA i partii politycznych, które wystawiają w nich swoich przedstawicieli.

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Ilustracja przedstawia sześć plakatów wyborczych. Ułożono je po trzy w poziomie. Na pierwszym od lewej widoczna dłoń wrzucająca kartę do urny wyborczej u góry napis w języku angielskim: VOTING DAY. Na drugim widoczna głowa słonia i głowa konia a pod nimi po cztery gwiazdki, widoczny jest napis w języku angielskim: REPUBLICANS VS DEMOCRATS FINAL BOUT. Na trzecim plakacie widoczne dwa popiersia mężczyzn ze wspólną chmurką myślową nad nimi, mężczyzna po lewej ma 55% pod swoja postacią, a mężczyzna po prawej 45%. Widoczny jest napis w języku angielskim: PUBLIC DEBATE. Na dole od lewej pierszy plakat przedstawia mężczyznę stojącego na mównicy i głowy stojących przed nim ludzi, widoczny napis w języku angielskim: COMMUNION WITH VOTERS. Środkowy plakat przedstawia mężczyznę, do którego głowy skierowane są cztery mikrofony, widoczny napis w języku angielskim: MEDIA FOCUS. Ostatni plakat przedstawia głośnik trzymany w dłoni, widoczne słowa w języku angielskim: ELECTION, AGITATION, NEED YOUR VOTE.
Presidential race
Wyścig o fotel prezydencki
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Exercise 1

Study the following US presidential campaign words and match them with the right definitions.

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Building a Bridge to the Twenty-first Century Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. Donald Trump, 2. Hillary Clinton, 3. George W. Bush, 4. Bill Clinton, 5. Joe Biden A Safer World and a More Hopeful America Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. Donald Trump, 2. Hillary Clinton, 3. George W. Bush, 4. Bill Clinton, 5. Joe Biden Build the Wall and Crime Will Fall Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. Donald Trump, 2. Hillary Clinton, 3. George W. Bush, 4. Bill Clinton, 5. Joe Biden Stick it to the Man by Voting for a Woman Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. Donald Trump, 2. Hillary Clinton, 3. George W. Bush, 4. Bill Clinton, 5. Joe Biden Restore the Soul of the Nation Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. Donald Trump, 2. Hillary Clinton, 3. George W. Bush, 4. Bill Clinton, 5. Joe Biden
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Exercise 1
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Reorder the words to create US presidential campaign slogans:. 1. 1. to, 2. Building, 3. Century, 4. a, 5. Twenty-first, 6. Bridge, 7. the 1. to, 2. Building, 3. Century, 4. a, 5. Twenty-first, 6. Bridge, 7. the 1. to, 2. Building, 3. Century, 4. a, 5. Twenty-first, 6. Bridge, 7. the 1. to, 2. Building, 3. Century, 4. a, 5. Twenty-first, 6. Bridge, 7. the 1. to, 2. Building, 3. Century, 4. a, 5. Twenty-first, 6. Bridge, 7. the 1. to, 2. Building, 3. Century, 4. a, 5. Twenty-first, 6. Bridge, 7. the 1. to, 2. Building, 3. Century, 4. a, 5. Twenty-first, 6. Bridge, 7. the /Bill Clinton/
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2. 1. More, 2. Hopeful, 3. a, 4. Safer, 5. A, 6. World, 7. America, 8. and 1. More, 2. Hopeful, 3. a, 4. Safer, 5. A, 6. World, 7. America, 8. and 1. More, 2. Hopeful, 3. a, 4. Safer, 5. A, 6. World, 7. America, 8. and 1. More, 2. Hopeful, 3. a, 4. Safer, 5. A, 6. World, 7. America, 8. and 1. More, 2. Hopeful, 3. a, 4. Safer, 5. A, 6. World, 7. America, 8. and 1. More, 2. Hopeful, 3. a, 4. Safer, 5. A, 6. World, 7. America, 8. and 1. More, 2. Hopeful, 3. a, 4. Safer, 5. A, 6. World, 7. America, 8. and 1. More, 2. Hopeful, 3. a, 4. Safer, 5. A, 6. World, 7. America, 8. and /George W. Bush/
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3. 1. Build, 2. Fall, 3. Crime, 4. and, 5. Will, 6. the, 7. Wall 1. Build, 2. Fall, 3. Crime, 4. and, 5. Will, 6. the, 7. Wall 1. Build, 2. Fall, 3. Crime, 4. and, 5. Will, 6. the, 7. Wall 1. Build, 2. Fall, 3. Crime, 4. and, 5. Will, 6. the, 7. Wall 1. Build, 2. Fall, 3. Crime, 4. and, 5. Will, 6. the, 7. Wall 1. Build, 2. Fall, 3. Crime, 4. and, 5. Will, 6. the, 7. Wall 1. Build, 2. Fall, 3. Crime, 4. and, 5. Will, 6. the, 7. Wall /Donald Trump/
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4. 1. it, 2. Stick, 3. by, 4. for, 5. to, 6. Voting, 7. the, 8. a, 9. Man, 10. Woman 1. it, 2. Stick, 3. by, 4. for, 5. to, 6. Voting, 7. the, 8. a, 9. Man, 10. Woman 1. it, 2. Stick, 3. by, 4. for, 5. to, 6. Voting, 7. the, 8. a, 9. Man, 10. Woman 1. it, 2. Stick, 3. by, 4. for, 5. to, 6. Voting, 7. the, 8. a, 9. Man, 10. Woman 1. it, 2. Stick, 3. by, 4. for, 5. to, 6. Voting, 7. the, 8. a, 9. Man, 10. Woman 1. it, 2. Stick, 3. by, 4. for, 5. to, 6. Voting, 7. the, 8. a, 9. Man, 10. Woman 1. it, 2. Stick, 3. by, 4. for, 5. to, 6. Voting, 7. the, 8. a, 9. Man, 10. Woman 1. it, 2. Stick, 3. by, 4. for, 5. to, 6. Voting, 7. the, 8. a, 9. Man, 10. Woman 1. it, 2. Stick, 3. by, 4. for, 5. to, 6. Voting, 7. the, 8. a, 9. Man, 10. Woman 1. it, 2. Stick, 3. by, 4. for, 5. to, 6. Voting, 7. the, 8. a, 9. Man, 10. Woman /Hillary Clinton/
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Exercise 2

Study the questions about choosing American presidents and choose the correct answer. There is one correct answer in each question.

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SCORE:

0–9 : You know pretty much about the US presidential elections but there is still something you need to learn.
10–15: Congratulations! You have great knowledge about the US presidential elections.

Play the game and do the exercises below.

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Exercise 2
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Match the halves of sentences related to the US presidential election. Franklin Delano Roosevelt served Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. to the people who did not possess any property., 2. was assassinated in Dallas in 1963., 3. it is strongly prohibited to drink alcohol on election day., 4. was ratified in 1951 the American president cannot serve more than two terms., 5. the longest as US president., 6. was the first woman who ran for this office. In the 1850s Congress gave the right to vote Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. to the people who did not possess any property., 2. was assassinated in Dallas in 1963., 3. it is strongly prohibited to drink alcohol on election day., 4. was ratified in 1951 the American president cannot serve more than two terms., 5. the longest as US president., 6. was the first woman who ran for this office. In Kentucky and South Carolina Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. to the people who did not possess any property., 2. was assassinated in Dallas in 1963., 3. it is strongly prohibited to drink alcohol on election day., 4. was ratified in 1951 the American president cannot serve more than two terms., 5. the longest as US president., 6. was the first woman who ran for this office. J.F. Kennedy Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. to the people who did not possess any property., 2. was assassinated in Dallas in 1963., 3. it is strongly prohibited to drink alcohol on election day., 4. was ratified in 1951 the American president cannot serve more than two terms., 5. the longest as US president., 6. was the first woman who ran for this office. Under the Twenty-Second Amendment which Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. to the people who did not possess any property., 2. was assassinated in Dallas in 1963., 3. it is strongly prohibited to drink alcohol on election day., 4. was ratified in 1951 the American president cannot serve more than two terms., 5. the longest as US president., 6. was the first woman who ran for this office. Hilary Clinton was the first female candidate for the US president with a political party support but it was Victoria Woodhull who Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. to the people who did not possess any property., 2. was assassinated in Dallas in 1963., 3. it is strongly prohibited to drink alcohol on election day., 4. was ratified in 1951 the American president cannot serve more than two terms., 5. the longest as US president., 6. was the first woman who ran for this office.
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Exercise 3
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Exercise 4

Based on the information from the game, explain what requirements must a candidate for the presidential office in the US meet.  Write 2–3 sentences.

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