Citizenship - Non-Fiction

Why do people come to the US according to the text?

• To work

• To visit

• To go to school

• All of the above.

What is the definition of a 'citizen'?

• A temporary visitor

• A legal resident of a country

• A tourist

• A foreign diplomat.

Many decide to stay. They may want to be ______.

• tourists

• citizens

• visitors

• diplomats

What are 'rights' as mentioned in the text?

• Privileges that belong to people and are protected by the law

• Rules that restrict people's actions

• Guidelines for behavior

• Suggestions for living

Citizens in the US have the right to ______.

• Speak openly

• Travel without a passport

• Own any property

• Ignore laws

There are three ways to become a citizen. One way is to be born in ____.

• Canada

• the UK

• the US

• Australia

A child is a citizen if a parent is, regardless of where the child is ______.

• Educated

• Born

• Raised

• Living

The third way to become a citizen is __________.

• Immigration

• Naturalization

• Emigration

• Colonization

Which of the following is a requirement for people to meet to apply for citizenship?

• Be at least 16.

• Have a green card for three years.

• Live in the US for five years.

• Speak only English.

What is one of the topics covered in the naturalization test?

• How laws are made

• How to cook

• How to play soccer

• How to paint