Online English Vocabulary Test (ESL) - Elections/Voting/Politics (USA)

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ONLINE ENGLISH VOCABULARY EXERCISE
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Topic: Elections/Voting/Politics (USA)

1. John never votes for Republican ________.
  candidates
  runners

2. Who won the ________ in your state?
  choice
  election

3. Who did you vote ________?
  for
  on

4. The election ________ are in = We now know the election ________
  responses
  results

5. George Bush won all the states in the South = George Bush ________ the South.
  swept
  collected

6. A ________ is when one candidate wins an election by a large percentage.
  sweep
  landslide

7. How many ________ can a US president serve? A US president is allowed to serve two ________.
  turns
  terms

8. If something "hangs in the balance" it is ________.
  decided
  undecided

9. The Democrates won a large number of ________ in the Senate.
  seats
  chairs

10. It is important that all the ________ are counted.
  vote
  votes

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