Topic 1: Naturalization

What are the two ways to become a US citizen?

• Naturalization & checks & balances

• Birth & naturalization

• Commitment & honesty

• Legislative & executive

How many years do you have to live in the US before applying for citizenship (imagine you are not married)?

• 3

• 5

• 7

• 10

What score do you need to get on the citizenship test to pass?

• 60%

• 75%

• 85%

• 100%

If a parent is granted citizenship, do their childern under 18 years old get granted citizenship as well?

• Yes

• No

What is the last step of the naturalization process?

• Oath of Allegiance

• Passing the government and history test

• Conducting an interview in English

• Applying for citizenship and paying a fee

In order to become an American citizen, an immigrant must study all of the following subjects EXCEPT —

• science
• United States Government
• English
• United States History

What is naturalization?

• The illegal process of becoming a citizen

• The quick way to become a citizen

• The legal process of becoming a citizen

• The process of getting your citizenship

Only US citizens can vote

• true

• false

From which amendment does the following quote most likely come from?
"All persons born or naturalized... are citizens of the United States."

• First Amendment
• Fifth Amendment
• Tenth Amendment
• Fourteenth Amendment

Ryan was born in the United States, but lives in Brazil for work.  He is a registered voter who has served on a jury!  David is a resident of the United States and lives in California.  He has just moved to the United States to live from Canada, but is not a member of the United States yet.  Which descriptions of Ryan and David below are true based on the information above?

• Ryan is a U.S. citizen. David is an immigrant to the United States.
• Ryan and David are both U.S. citizens.
• Ryan and David are both immigrants to the United States.
• Ryan is an immigrant to the United States.  David is a U.S. citizen.