Citizenship Review

What is a citizen?

• A citizen is a legally recognized subject or national of a country.

• A citizen is someone who moves to a specific country.

• A citizen is a member of Congress.

• None of these.

What is a law of soil citizen?

• A person born outside of the US that moves to the US to become a citizen

• A person that becomes a parent because a parent or both parents are US citizens

• A person that is born on US soil and is automatically a citizen

• None of these answers

What is a law of blood citizen?

• Someone born outside of the US that moves to the US to become a citizen

• Someone who becomes a citizen because a parent or both parents are US citizens

• A person born on US soil that is automatically a citizen

• None of these

What is a naturalized citizen?

• Someone who is born outside the US that moves to the US and becomes a citizen

• Someone who becomes a citizen because a parent or both parents are US citizens

• Someone who is born on US soil and is automatically a citizen

• None of these

Which amendment defines what a citizen is?

• 2nd amendment

• 14th amendment

• 16th amendment

• 10th amendment

What are a few requirements that someone applying for naturalization must have?

• Must have lived in the US for 5 years and must have the ability to speak and understand English

• Must have lived in the US for 3 years and be of good moral character

• Must be sure to have a specific job skill and be able to write an essay

• Must be able to defend the constitution and enlist in the armed forces

What is the first thing someone applying for naturalization must do after meeting the requirements?

• Get fingerprinted

• State the Oath of Allegiance

• Take the Citizenship Test

• Prepare and submit a citizenship application

What is a biometrics appointment?

• Getting a job

• Submitting an application

• Getting fingerprinted

• Taking a test

How many questions do you study for to take the Citizenship Test?

• 128

• 100

• 50

• 10

How many questions are you asked on the Citizenship Test?

• 20

• 50

• 10

• 128