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Plan, Objection, Outcome D1.5.3-5
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Circle the best source for each purpose.
1. You want what the public said it wanted. Which source?
A. The council report B. The broadcast C. The published poll of 2,000 adults 2. You want the government's stated plan. Which source?
A. The white paper laid before Parliament B. The letters page C. The poll 3. Why use the white paper and the council report together?
A. One states the plan and the other what was delivered B. Both mention housing C. Both are printed 4. You want what was actually delivered. Which source?
A. The white paper B. The debate C. The city council's housing report 5. You want a later judgement on the whole thing. Which source?
A. The council report B. The debate C. The 2011 national history 6. You want the objections raised at the time. Which source?
A. The extract from the parliamentary debate B. The white paper C. The trade agreement 7. Why is the letters page a limited guide to opinion?
A. Letters are short B. Writers gave addresses C. An editor chose which letters to print 8. You want the government explaining a shortfall. Which source?
A. The script of the radio broadcast B. The poll C. The trade agreement LessonPrint · D1.5.3-5 · Set 20 · free to copy for classroom use
Answer key — Plan, Objection, Outcome Set 20. Prints on its own sheet.
1. The published poll of 2,000 adults 2. The white paper laid before Parliament 3. One states the plan and the other what was delivered 4. The city council's housing report 5. The 2011 national history 6. The extract from the parliamentary debate 7. An editor chose which letters to print 8. The script of the radio broadcast Last reviewed 2026-09-05. Aligned to D1.5.3-5 of the C3 Framework for Social Studies State Standards.