US Citizenship & Naturalization

Who is considered a citizen of a country?

• A person who works in a country

• A person who belongs to a country

• A person who studies in a country

• A person who visits a country

How can people become American citizens?

• By watching American movies

• Through naturalization

• By eating American food

• By driving American cars

What is naturalization?

• When a person becomes a citizen of another country

• A cleaning method

• A cooking process

• A type of exercise

What did the narrator's parents do to become U.S. citizens?

• They bought a house in the U.S.

• They visited all 50 states

• They watched American TV shows

• They signed papers to be citizens

What classes did the narrator's parents take?

• Cooking and Baking

• Math and Science

• English, American History, and Citizenship

• Art and Music

What was required for the naturalization application?

• A U.S. high school diploma

• A letter from a friend

• Colored photographs and required documents

• A favorite recipe

What was checked during the fingerprinting process?

• Fashion sense

• Sports knowledge

• Criminal background

• Artistic ability

What did the interview for naturalization involve?

• Questions about hobbies

• Questions about application, background, character, and allegiance

• A singing audition

• A dance competition

How long can it take to be granted citizenship after beginning the naturalization process?

• One day

• Six months to a year

• Five years

• Two weeks

What did the narrator's parents receive to finally become U.S. citizens?

• A U.S. flag

• A certificate of naturalization

• A welcome letter

• A gold medal