U.S. Citizenship and Forms of Government Quiz 25/26

A civic duty/obligation is

• Something only citizens get to do

• Something you get paid to do

• Something you have to do

• Something you should do

According to the 14th Amendment, who is a citizen?

• Anyone that agrees with the Constitution

• Any immigrant between 18-25 years old

• Anyone that wants to be a U.S. citizen

• All persons born or naturalized in the United States

Which person needs to go through the naturalization process to become a citizen?

• Someone born in the state of New Mexico

• Someone born in Italy to U.S. citizen parents

• Someone born in Germany to German citizens parents

• Someone born on a cruise ship 2 miles off of the U.S. coast line

A citizens' obligation to serve as a juror during a court proceeding

• Selective Service

• Responsibility

• Jury Duty

• Refugee

A legally recognized member of the United States.

• Immigrant

• Citizen

• Permanent Resident

• Resident Alien

The legal process to become a U.S. citizen

• Naturalization

• Natural Born

• Law of Soil

• Law of Blood

The civic obligation that this picture best represents

• Attending school to be informed

• Defending the nation

• Paying taxes to build roads

• Serving in court to protect people accused of crimes

Someone who is born elsewhere but who passes a citizenship test on the Constitution and the history of the United States.

• Natural Born Citizen

• Resident Alien

• Naturalized Citizen

• Permanent Resident

How old must you be to go through the naturalization process?

• 21

• 18

• 20

• any age

Mary was born in Germany and has lived there all her life. At the age of 18 she travels to France using a U.S. passport. How could Mary be eligible for a U.S. passport?

• She is a citizen through law of soil

• She is a citizen through law of blood

• There is no way for her to be a U.S. citizen

• She is a resident alien