14 Questions
What does Nell emphasize about herself during her speech?
Her love for football and God
Why did the audience react negatively to Sheldon's perceived disregard for football?
They were offended by his dismissive attitude towards football
What did Nell reveal about Sheldon's childhood attachment?
His attachment to the New York Yankees
What promise does Sheldon make during his speech?
To work towards getting new science equipment
What is the main focus of Nell's speech about her opponent?
His dismissive attitude towards football and lack of belief in God
Nell mentions Sheldon's lobbying for new science equipment in her speech.
True
Sheldon accuses Nell of being a Yankees fan.
True
Nell criticizes Sheldon for his support of organized religion and sports.
False
Sheldon promises to secure new science equipment for the school if elected.
True
The students chant 'Nell, Nell' at the end of the text.
False
Why does Sheldon ask Missy for help?
To gather information about Nell for the election
What does Sheldon express his frustration over?
Nell taking his statements out of context and politics in general
What does Georgie refuse to do for Sheldon?
Vote for him
What do Sheldon and Georgie express their hopes for?
A better outcome in the election and divine intervention
Study Notes
- Nell Cavanaugh and Sheldon Cooper are the two presidential candidates, and students are encouraged to listen carefully before casting their votes.
- Nell begins her speech by thanking those present and expresses her pride in being friends with many students.
- She uses her speech to discuss her opponent Sheldon Cooper, mentioning his advocacy for new science equipment and his dismissive attitude towards football.
- The audience reacts negatively to Sheldon's perceived disregard for football, and Nell capitalizes on this by sharing her opponent's lack of belief in God.
- Nell, a Medford High cheerleader, emphasizes her love for football and God before revealing Sheldon's place of birth, New York, and his childhood attachment to the New York Yankees.
- Sheldon enters the stage, acknowledging that he might face the consequences of Nell's revelations, and promises to work towards getting new science equipment if elected.
Analyze the presidential candidates' speeches and their strategies to win over the audience. Consider the use of personal information, controversial topics, and promises in their speeches.
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