Immigration and Citizenship

What is one reason immigrants decide to move to the United States?

• To escape war and violence
• To avoid education
• To find fewer job opportunities
• To live in a less diverse culture

What is one reason immigrants might face challenges when moving to the U.S.?

• They will automatically get jobs.
• They may not have enough money.
• They can easily learn English.
• They will be welcomed by everyone.

Which of the following is a pull factor that attracts immigrants to the U.S.?

• Job opportunities in the U.S.
• High taxes in their country
• Political instability in their home country
• Natural disasters at home

What is a common push factor that drives people to leave their home country?

• Cultural diversity
• Political instability
• High employment rates
• Strong economy

Based on historical data, which decade had the highest number of immigrants to the United States?

• 1841-1851
• 1881-1891
• 1971-1981
• 1901-1911

What is one activity that a visitor visa does allow?

• Working for a U.S. company
• Attending a business conference
• Studying full-time at a university
• Applying for permanent residency

What is one activity that cannot be performed with a visitor visa?

• Visiting family members
• Working for a U.S. company
• Touring national parks
• Attending a business meeting

Which of the following is a reason why a green card holder might be protected under U.S. law?

• They cannot own property.
• They have rights similar to U.S. citizens.
• They can be deported at any time.
• They are not allowed to work.

How many questions must applicants answer correctly on the civics test to pass?

• 12 out of 20
• 10 out of 20
• 15 out of 20
• 18 out of 20

Which of the following statements about citizenship is accurate?

• Citizenship is permanent unless renounced.
• Citizenship can be revoked at any time.
• Citizenship guarantees a job.
• Citizenship is only for those born in the U.S.