WorksheetsBecoming a Citizen
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
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Class
Date
1.
There are two ways to become a citizen. They are....
a)
Birth and vacation
b)
Vacation and Naturalization
c)
Birth and Naturalization
d)
Vacation and Paying a fee
2.
According to the article, the definition of citizen is...
a)
A person who vacations in the same place every year
b)
A person who belongs to a community
c)
A person who recites the Pledge of Allegiance every day at school
d)
A person new to the United States and learns English
3.
According to the article, why is John a citizen of Florida?
a)
Because John's parents are Cuban citizens
b)
Because John was born in Cuba and moved to Tampa, Florida
c)
Because John learned how to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at school
d)
Because John was born in Tampa, Florida
4.
According to the article, most of the time, people become and stay citizens of....
a)
the place they were born
b)
their favorite vacation spot
c)
the place their parents were born
d)
the place they work
5.
John is a citizen of...
a)
Florida and Cuba
b)
The United States and Cuba
c)
Florida and the United States
d)
Cuba, Florida, and the United States
6.
According to the article, the legal process to gain citizenship to the USA is called...
a)
naturalization
b)
citizenship
c)
Oath of Allegiance
d)
birth certificate
7.
Which of the following is NOT a step in the naturalization process?
a)
Must be 18 years old
b)
Live in the USA for 10 years
c)
Get fingerprinted
d)
Learn to speak English
8.
If you are a Florida citizen, you are automatically a U.S. Citizen
a)
True
b)
False
9.
Residency means living in a certain place. Being a citizen of Florida means you've decided to live here most of the time (you have residency). True or False: You can be a citizen of multiple states in the United States (for example have residency in Florida and California).
a)
True
b)
False
10.
According to the article, the Oath of Allegiance is...
a)
Something children say at the beginning of every school day
b)
A promise new citizens make to be loyal to the United States and obey the laws
c)
The same thing as the National Anthem
d)
A promise new citizens make to never leave the U.S.A.
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