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5.33 Close Reading of Founding Era Passages Worksheet

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This Grade 5 Social Studies worksheet provides structured practice on 5.33 Close Reading of Founding Era Passages. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Close Reading of Founding Era Passages - Which conclusion most accurately reflects close reading of founding era passages? (CCSS RI.5.2, RI.5.4; EAD Theme 4)

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Social Studies

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
What conclusion can you draw about the speaker's view of liberty?
AThe speaker thinks laws alone can guarantee liberty even if people act selfishly.
BThe speaker is mainly teaching gardening skills.
CThe speaker believes citizens should avoid helping neighbors to stay free.
DThe speaker believes freedom depends on citizens behaving responsibly and morally, not just on laws.
Solution & Explanation:The passage explains that liberty needs virtue and that without it, a constitution is only a 'paper shield.' That supports the conclusion that responsible behavior is necessary for freedom.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
What conclusion can a reader draw from this passage?
AThe writer thinks no government should ever collect money for any public purpose.
BThe writer mainly wants all trade to stop completely.
CThe writer believes taxes are unfair when the people being taxed have no voice in making the law.
DThe writer is pleased that distant leaders are making decisions for the town.
Solution & Explanation:The passage says the rule was made far away by men who do not know the town and that the town has 'no vote' in the law. That supports the conclusion about taxation without a voice, not ending all government or trade.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
What conclusion can you draw about the speaker's view of liberty?
AThe speaker is mainly teaching gardening skills.
BThe speaker believes freedom depends on citizens behaving responsibly and morally, not just on laws.
CThe speaker thinks laws alone can guarantee liberty even if people act selfishly.
DThe speaker believes citizens should avoid helping neighbors to stay free.
Solution & Explanation:The passage explains that liberty needs virtue and that without it, a constitution is only a 'paper shield.' That supports the conclusion that responsible behavior is necessary for freedom.

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