Mr Raymond's Citizenship Quiz

What is the definition of a citizen?

• A legally recognized member of a nation

• Someone who lives in a country temporarily

• An alien from another planet

• A person who is not a citizen

What is the process of becoming a U.S citizen called?

• Naturalization

• Immigration

• Alienation

• Citizenship

Which amendment to the U.S Constitution defines citizenship?

• 1st Amendment

• 5th Amendment

• 10th Amendment

• 14th Amendment

What are the two ways to become a U.S citizen?

• By birth or naturalization

• By marriage or adoption

• By education or employment

• By inheritance or lottery

What is the law of soil?

• Anyone born on U.S soil is automatically a citizen

• A baby born in another country is still a citizen if their parents are U.S citizens

• A law that regulates the use of land

• A law that governs the rights of citizens

What is the law of blood?

• Anyone born on U.S soil is automatically a citizen

• A baby born in another country is still a citizen if their parents are U.S citizens

• A law that regulates the use of land

• A law that governs the rights of citizens

What are the qualifications for naturalization?

• At least 18 years old, a lawful permanent resident, lived in the U.S for five years, good moral character, and know basic English

• At least 21 years old, a U.S citizen, lived in the U.S for ten years, good moral character, and know advanced English

• At least 16 years old, a lawful permanent resident, lived in the U.S for three years, good moral character, and know basic English

• At least 25 years old, a U.S citizen, lived in the U.S for seven years, good moral character, and know advanced English

What is the last step in the naturalization process?

• Fill out an application

• Get fingerprinted and undergo a background check

• Pass a Civics test and an English test

• Take the oath of Allegiance

What does the oath of Allegiance signify?

• The completion of the naturalization process

• The start of the naturalization process

• The acceptance of an application for naturalization

• The rejection of an application for naturalization

What are the obligations of citizenship?

• Loyalty to the government and entitlement to its protection

• Loyalty to the government and entitlement to financial benefits

• Loyalty to the government and entitlement to free education

• Loyalty to the government and entitlement to healthcare