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U.S. Citizenship

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Jus Soli?

a)

Law of the Soil

b)

Law of the Land

c)

Law of the Blood

d)

Law of the Nation

2.

What is Jus Sanguinis?

a)

Law of the Soil

b)

Law of the Foreigner

c)

Law of the Blood

d)

Law of the Land

3.

What is Naturalization?

a)

Process by which citizens of another country can become citizens of the United States

b)

Environmental Revitalization

c)

Consulting U.S. Citizens

d)

Going to America in general

4.

What kind of citizenship is being born in the U.S?

a)

Jus Sanguinis

b)

Jus Soli

c)

Naturalization

5.

What kind of citizenship is being born of U.S. citizens in a foreign land?

a)

Jus Soli

b)

Jus Sanguinis

c)

Naturalization

6.

What kind of citizenship is taking the process to become a U.S. citizen?

a)

Jus Soli

b)

Jus Sanguinis

c)

Naturalization

7.

Which is the hardest way to become a U.S citizen; which is the easiest?

a)

Jus Sanguinis, Naturalization

b)

Naturalization, Jus Sanguinis

c)

Jus Soli, Jus Sanguinis

d)

Naturalization, Jus Soli

8.

What must you demonstrate to the court? (Naturalization)

a)

You are not a lizard

b)

You met all legal requirements set by Congress

c)

You are already a U.S. Citizen

9.

The qualifications for U.S. Citizenship (All are correct, memorize them, just in case)

a)

Entered U.S lawfully for permanent residence, Be of good moral faith, Agree to support the principles of the gov't of the U.S

b)

Able to read, write, and speak English Lang., Demonstrate knowledge of U.S history and gov't.

c)

Demonstrate dedication to American Values; NOT be a member of a subversive Group (Communist Party), Attend a hearing w/ 2 witnesses

d)

Lived in U.S for past 5 years, Resided in a state for 6 months, Lived in U.S for 3 years if married to a citizen

10.

What are the other two steps to become a U.S citizen? (Naturalization, including the court demonstration)

a)

Renounce the citizenship of former country

b)

Swear an oath of allegiance to Constitution / laws of the United States

c)

Present evidence of legal and financial security

d)

Show desired goal after attaining U.S citizenship to court

11.

What is a Green Card?

a)

A literal green card

b)

A slip that allows you to play any sport for free

c)

U.S permanent residence visa (Permission to live here)

d)

A credit card that happens to be green. (maybe WSFS)?

12.

What are the three types Green Cards are granted for?

a)

Tourists

b)

Students

c)

Work-Related Reasons

d)

Family-Related Reasons

13.

Immigrants are 2x more likely to hold a Doctorate level education than native-born Americans

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Who of these are famous U.S immigrants?

a)

Albert Einstein, Werner Von Braun,

b)

Henry Kissinger, Madeleine Albright

c)

Abraham Lincoln, Donald Trump

d)

Tiger Woods, Conner McGregor

15.

Which famous immigrants are former Secretaries of State?

a)

Albert Einstein

b)

Werner Von Braun

c)

Henry Kissinger

d)

Madeleine Albright

16.

What was Werner Von Braun famous for?

a)

Led American efforts into space

b)

Spearheaded American efforts against segregation

c)

Created the first electrical power grid

d)

A former U.S Secretary of State