Reading and Dictation Flashcards

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: What city was the first capital of the United States?

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✍️ New York City was the first capital

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: How many states does the United States have?

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✍️ The United States has fifty states

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: What country is to the south of the United States?

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✍️ Mexico is to the south of the United States.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Name one right in the Bill of Rights.

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✍️ People in the United States have the right of freedom of speech.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: What are the colors of the American flag?

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✍️ The United States flag is red, white, and blue.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: What do we have to pay to the government?

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✍️ Most people in the United States have to pay taxes.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: In what month do People vote for the President?

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✍️ People vote for the President in November.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: How many Senators does Congress have?

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✍️ Congress has one hundred Senators.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Who is the Father of our country?

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✍️ President Washington is the Father of our country.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: What is the Capital of the United States?

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✍️ The Capital of the United States is Washington D.C.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Who can vote?

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✍️ United States citizens have the right to vote.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: What was the first state?

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✍️ Delaware was the first state of the United States.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: What country is to the north of the United States?

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✍️ Canada is to the north of the United States.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Who is on the one dollar bill?

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✍️ President Washington is on the one dollar bill.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Who was Abraham Lincoln?

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✍️ Lincoln was the President during the Civil War.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Where is the White House?

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✍️ The White House is in Washington D.C.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Who lives in the White House?

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✍️ The President lives in the White House.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Where does Congress meet?

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✍️ Congress meets in Washington D.C.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Who was George Washington?

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✍️ Washington was the first President.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: What state has the most people?

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✍️ California has the most people.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Who was the second President?

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✍️ Adams was the second President.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence:When is Columbus Day?

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✍️ Columbus Day is in October.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Who lived here first?

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✍️ American Indians lived here first.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: When is Independence Day?

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✍️ Independence Day is in July.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: Who elects Congress?

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✍️ The citizens elect Congress.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: When is Thanksgiving?

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✍️ Thanksgiving is in November.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: When is Presidents’ Day?

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✍️ Presidents’ Day is in February.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: What is the largest state?

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✍️ Alaska is the largest state.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: When is Labor Day?

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✍️ Labor Day is in September.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: When is Memorial Day?

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✍️ Memorial Day is in May.

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Please read πŸ“– the following sentence: When is Flag Day?

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✍️ Flag Day is in June.