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TEAS Test: White House Solar Panel

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Which of the following summarizes the text?

Energy conservation has never been a priority

Presidential energy policies are all the same

Diverse presidential philosophies have affected the White House energy resource use (correct)

The White House has never used solar panels

Which of the following is a logical conclusion based on this passage?

The use of solar panels is a recent development

Solar energy was ignored before Obama

Energy policies have remained unchanged over the years

Presidents Obama and Carter have similar ideas on energy conservation (correct)

According to the passage, which of the following events occurred second?

President Reagan took office in 1981

Instead of following chronological sequence, the author discusses Obama's reinstallation of solar panels first. What is the purpose of this order of events?

To engage the reader with the current event Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following sentences from the passage includes biased language?

Carter said that the solar panels were 'a small part of one of the greatest and most exciting adventures ever undertaken by the American People.' Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following inferences can be made from the section about Carter's campaign to conserve energy?

President Carter had different views than many of his contemporaries Signup and view all the answers

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White House Solar Panel Historical Context

Diverse presidential philosophies have influenced energy resource usage at the White House over the years.
Energy conservation has been a recurring theme among U.S. presidents, showcasing their distinct approaches.

Presidents and Policy

Presidents Obama and Carter are noted for their shared focus on energy conservation and renewable resources.
President Reagan assumed office in 1981, marking a shift in energy policies.

Narrative Structure

The author begins with Obama's reinstallation of solar panels, emphasizing the relevance of current events to engage the reader.
This organization is strategic, contrasting earlier administrations with contemporary actions.

Language and Bias

Certain phrases reflect biased language, such as Carter's description of solar panels as part of "the greatest and most exciting adventures," indicating a subjective viewpoint.

Presidential Perspectives

President Carter is recognized for being progressive regarding energy conservation, promoting sustainable practices ahead of his time.
His initiatives set an important precedent and exemplified leadership in energy conservation efforts for Americans.

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This quiz focuses on the impact of presidential philosophies on energy resource use in the context of the White House solar panel initiative. Test your understanding of key events and logical conclusions drawn from various administrations' approaches to energy conservation.