A citizen's group supporting a new water bottling plant in Citizen City has produced an ad to be run on local TV.
Which of the following is a most likely to be heard in this ad?
The new bottling plant will be good for our natural resources.
The new bottling plant will bring new jobs and new funds for our schools. **
The new bottling plant will give shoppers more choices at the store.
The new bottling plant will get many tax breaks and cost us in the long run.
Question 17 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)
(Active Citizens LO 1 MC)
The population of Citizen City has grown. In response, the city council agreed with the local county commissioner that household garbage produced by city residents should be taken farther away to a new landfill near Little Town.
Which of the following concerns would a Little Town resident bring up about this plan?
The landfill near Little Town would bring new employment opportunities to the area.
The property TAXES in Citizen City would rise to pay for moving the trash to the landfill.
The property values in Little Town would decrease because of a nearby landfill.***
The landfill gas could be used as an inexpensive fuel for electric power generation.
Question 18 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)
(Active Citizens LO 1 MC)
The state legislature is seeking to raise property taxes for businesses across the state.
Which statement would best support the perspective of a business owner who does not want taxes to increase?
Increased taxes will be hard on many but will be worth it in the long run.****
Increased taxes would benefit the schools and improve roadways we all use.
Increased taxes for businesses are long overdue in this city, and now is the time for change.
Increased taxes would make it hard for business owners to hire more employees.
Question 19 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)
(Active Citizens LO 8 MC)
The map below shows results of the 2008 Presidential Election between Barack Obama (D) and John McCain (R). Which of the following statements can you prove to be true using this map?
The graphic shows the results of the 2010 Presidential Election in Florida. Key, Democrat: Blue, Republican: Red. The following cities are listed: Tallahassee (Democrat), Jacksonville (Republican), Orlando (Democrat), Tampa (Democrat), West Palm Beach (Democrat), Miami (Democrat). Northwest and Northeast Florida and some of central and Southwest Florida show mainly republican wins with democratic wins near Tallahassee. The area of Southeast Florida (near Miami and West Palm Beach) show Democratic wins. Some areas in Central Florida (the areas of Tampa and Orlando) show democratic wins.
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The majority of Republican voters live in urban areas with high population density.
The Democratic and Republican vote was evenly distributed across the state.
Republicans are twice as likely as Democrats to live in South Florida. **
The majority of the Democratic vote came from the southeastern portion of the state.
Question 20 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)
(Active Citizens LO 8 MC)
The map below shows results of the 2010 Gubernatorial Election between Rick Scott (R) and Alex Sink (D). Which of the following statements can you prove to be true using the map and table?
The graphic shows the results of the 2010 Florida Gubernatorial Election. Key, Democrat: Blue, Republican: Red. The following cities are listed: Tallahassee (Democrat), Jacksonville (Republican), Orlando (Democrat), Tampa (Democrat), West Palm Beach (Democrat), Miami (Democrat). Northwest and Northeast Florida and some of central and Southwest Florida show republican wins. The area of Southeast Florida (near Miami and West Palm Beach) show Democratic wins.
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Democratic voters were mainly concentrated in a few areas while Republican voters were scattered around the state.
Some areas had nearly equal numbers of votes for the candidates running for governor.
Democratic and Republican candidates campaigned heavily throughout the state of Florida.***
Many more voters turned out in big cities than in all other areas of the state combined.
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What is the answer to this question
A citizen's group supporting a new water bottling plant in Citizen City has produced an ad to be run on local TV.
Which of the following is a most likely to be heard in this ad?
The new bottling plant will be good for our natural resources.
The new bottling plant will bring new jobs and new funds for our schools. **
The new bottling plant will give shoppers more choices at the store.
The new bottling plant will get many tax breaks and cost us in the long run.
I think it is A
I'm pretty sure it's B. It's not A, because factories do not do good for the environment.
I can tell you if your answers are right or wrong. Here are the correct answers for the multiple-choice questions:
Question 17: The correct answer is "The property values in Little Town would decrease because of a nearby landfill."
Question 18: The correct answer is "Increased taxes would make it hard for business owners to hire more employees."
Question 19: The correct answer is "Republicans are twice as likely as Democrats to live in South Florida."
Question 20: The correct answer is "Democratic and Republican candidates campaigned heavily throughout the state of Florida."
Please note that these answers are based on the information provided in the questions.