The Meaning of Citizenship

A person who lives in a country that is not their own is considered a(n)

• citizen

• alien

• president

• traveler

Something you are required to do by law for your country is called a(n)

• responsibility

• duty

• representation

• common good

A person who owes allegiance to a country is a(n)

• immigrant

• citizen

• witness

• alien

A person who is elected to pass laws for the people of their country is a(n)

• witness

• alien

• citizen

• representative

A voluntary action that benefits the community and/or country is a(n)

• duty

• responsibility

• citizenship

• representative

Being a friend, a citizen, a family member, or a worker/student are all types of

• witnesses

• responsibilities

• consumers

• social roles

Someone who buys goods or services

• witness

• representative

• social role

• consumer

People who saw or heard things related to a crime are a(n)

• consumer

• representative

• citizen

• witnesses

Which of the following is NOT a way you can become a citizen?

• born in the U.S. or its territories

• went through the naturalization process

• parents brought you to this country after you turned 18

• you were under 18 when your parents become naturalized citizens

Which of the following is NOT a reason we pay taxes?

• to pay for roads

• to pay for schools

• to annoy the citizens

• to provide services for the poor and elderly