Question

Almost everything that you read will have a subject, main idea and details. It may help to imagine these characteristics as big, medium and small.

The subject of a book is big and broad. Try asking yourself, "What is this book about?" and answering in a few words.

Read the following passage.

The ability to vote is one of the most important rights in a democracy. People should be able to vote easily, and voting laws should be written to make sure that the largest number of people are able to vote. Voting stations should be easy to get to and should be open early enough and late enough so that everyone has time to vote.

What is the subject of the passage?

A
the ability to vote

B
The ability to vote is an important right.

C
Voting stations should be easy to get to.

D
People should be able to vote easily.

Answer 1

D

people should be able to vote easily

Step-by-step explanation:

no explanation.

Answer 2

Answer: A. the ability to vote

Explanation: The subject of the passage is "the ability to vote." This is the main topic or idea that the passage is focused on. The passage discusses the importance of voting rights in a democracy, the need for voting laws to ensure easy access to voting, and the availability of voting stations. All of these details support the main subject of the passage, which is the ability to vote.