United States Citizenship Review

A naturalized citizen is one who

• owns property and is able to vote.

• can’t emigrate from the United States.

• has citizenship but is not able to vote.

• is an immigrant from another country.

Why did the author write this selection?

• to express an opinion about naturalized citizens

• to inform the reader about citizenship

• to convince the reader to become a citizen of the United States

• to entertain the reader with an exciting story

What was Ellis Island?

• the place where a citizenship ceremony happened

• the place where immigrants came into America

• the place where people first got to vote

• the place where immigrants lived until they found a home

Why did sick immigrants have to wait before entering America?

• It was a long, hard journey to America.

• They wanted to go back home.

• Because there were not enough doctors.

• So others would not get sick.

An example of respecting the rights of others is

• listening to the opinions of other people.

• doing what other people want you to do.

• always agreeing with what other people say.

• voting in the same way as other people.

A trait is:

• how a person acts, thinks, or feels

• the setting of a story

• the main event in a story

The United States became a symbol of hope because:

• it offered freedom and opportunity to many people.

• it had the largest army in the world.

• it was the oldest country in the world.

The difference between emigration and immigration is:

• Emigration is leaving a country, while immigration is entering a country.

• Emigration is entering a country, while immigration is leaving a country.

• Both mean entering a new country.

• Both mean leaving a country.

A responsibility is:

• A task or duty that someone is expected to do

• A type of government

• A holiday celebration

• A kind of law

What is freedom of speech?

• The right to express one's opinions without censorship

• The right to vote in elections

• The right to own property