Question

question 5
what is a polling place?
○ an assigned location where registered voters go to vote.
○ the assigned location where the candidates must remain on election day.
○ a location where people can store their extra fishing poles.
○ a location where the candidates will meet with voters to answer questions.
question 6
it is important to vote because....
○ someone else will go to your polling place and vote for you.
○ you can be arrested if you do not vote.
○ you will not be allowed to vote in the next election either.
○ the elected candidates will represent the people who vote for them in the government.

Explanation:

Question 5

A polling place is defined as a location assigned for registered voters to cast their votes. The other options are incorrect: candidates don't stay there on Election Day, it's not for storing fishing poles, and it's not for candidates to meet voters.

Voting is important because elected candidates represent those who voted for them. The other options are wrong: no one votes for you, not voting doesn't lead to arrest, and not voting once doesn't stop you from voting next time.

Answer:

A. An assigned location where registered voters go to vote.

Question 6