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Once upon a time there was a 

classroom full of children. one 

day the teacher was gone and a boy 

named Tyler asked a girl named 

Ally if she wanted to play a game 

called government. Then Ally said 

that she didn't know how to play 

government. Tyler said don't worry 

I'll teach it to you it's fun.  

section one 

"Question one is: What are taxes?" Tyler asks. 

Then Ally says: "taxes are the way that the 

government gets it's money." That is correct, 

you have been studying. Ally says, "Yes, of 

course I was going to study I love school." 

Question two is: Who signed the declaration of 

independence? Ally then says to herself "I 

think it was Thomas Jefferson." 

Ally says, "It was, Thomas Jefferson." 

Question three is: where does the largest 

amount of government money come from?

"Ally says ok I will get it the next time, but do 

you want to go swimming."

Tyler said, "Yes, I would love to!"

Ally says, "Income taxes."

Correct says Tyler. 

Question four is: What is the 

definition of copyright?

Ally then says, "right to property."

Correct says Tyler 

section two

Question one is: how many senators does 

each state send to congress?

"Is the right answer three?" Ally asks

Tyler takes a breath and eventually 

tells Ally that the answer that she 

gave to him was the wrong answer. 

I'm so glad that you were able to make 

it i thought that you were in trouble. 

No i was not in any trouble at all me 

and my mother just had a little 

disagreement but we never get into any 

fights or anything. Well, that is good 

and I'm just glad that your mom let you 

come so that we can take a break from 

the game called government i know that 

you started getting scared and worried 

when i told you that the last question 

was wrong.   

The next day Ally and Tyler went 

to school. Today was Ally's test 

for the game called government. So 

Tyler and Ally went to the front 

of the room and Tyler asked, "How 

are house of representatives seats 

determined?

Ally answers, "by the state 

population. "That is the correct 

answer." says Tyler.  

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