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WorksheetsImmigration and Citizenship
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is the historical significance of Ellis Island?
It is the island in San Francisco Bay that was an entry point for many Asian immigrants to the United States.
It is the island in New York Bay that was the principal immigration station to the United States.
It is the island that the Statue of Liberty is located on.
It is the main island where the original settlers to the New York area settled on in the 1600s.
Immigrate means....
Receiving citizenship in a new country.
To move to a different country to live there.
Safety from dangers or disasters that exist in a native country.
Removal from the United States.
What is a Green Card?
A travel document that says that a person has been approved for travel to a country.
An identification card that proves that an immigrant is a lawful permanent resident.
It is the name of the application for U.S. citizenship.
It is a designation that applies to a foreign visitor who does not intend to stay in the U.S..
Deportation means...
Removal from the United States.
Safety from dangers or disasters that exist in their home country.
The country you were born in.
To move to a different country to live there.
A visa is...
The document that seals a person's removal from the United States.
An option that offers undocumented immigrants the chance to secure legal employment, receive a driver's license, attend college, and stay in America for renewable two-year periods.
Protection from deportation, given to people who entered the U.S. illegally as children.
A travel document issued by the country a person is traveling to that says that person has been approved for travel to that country.
A person who moves from one country to another.
Migrant
Immigrant
Citizen
Agent
States can take away the United States citizenship of their residents.
True
False
Volunteerism involves giving __________ to others without receiving payment.
money
orders
responsibilities
time & services
__________ is the study of the rights and duties of citizens
Naturalization
Civics
Welfare
Citizenship
__________ is a legal process to obtain U. S. citizenship.
Civics
Economics
Naturalization
Immigration
Where did the concept of citizenship begin?
England and France
Greece and Rome
Greece and England
France and Rome
Which of the following accurately states current U. S. immigration policy?
The U. S. accepts aliens only if they are related to U. S. citizens.
The U. S. accepts all immigrants.
The U. S. accepts only relatives of naturalized aliens.
The U. S. gives top priority to relatives of U. S. citizens.
Two duties of U. S. citizenship that aliens cannot exercise include
Paying Taxes & serving in the military
Following the law & paying taxes
Being polite & respecting their elders
Voting in elections & serving on juries
Someone who moves permanently to a new country is called a(n)
citizen
ethnic group
immigrant
neighbor
"Power to the people" is another way of explaining
Popular Sovereignty
Naturalization
Immigration
Citizenship
A person who is loyal to a government and is protected by that government is called a(n)
Expat
Refugee
Citizen
Civic
A person born in another country who lives in the U. S. and who is not a citizen is called a(n)
Alien
Natural-Born Citizen
Naturalized Citizen
USCIS Agent
A person who runs away from his/her home country to escape danger (like war or starvation) is called a(n)
USCIS Agent
Naturalized Citizen
Immigrant
Refugee
An action that we "should" do is called a(n)
Duty
Responsibility
Welfare
Job
An action we are "required" to do is called a(n)
Duty
Responsibility
Welfare
Internship
When someone is forced by the U.S. government to serve in the military, that means they were called for the __________.
Campaign
Duty
Draft
Jury
Giving your time & services to others without expecting payment is called
A career
Tolerance
Civics
Volunteerism
Which of the following is NOT a way a person could lose their citizenship status?
Expatriation
Denaturalization
Being given popular sovereignty
Being convicted of certain crimes
What is the final step in the Naturalization process?
Capturing of your biometrics
In-person interview
Taking the Citizenship Exam
Participating in the Citizenship Ceremony
True or False: A nonresident alien is a legal alien.
True
False
True or False: Today, it is estimated that there are roughly 25 million undocumented people living in the U.S. illegally.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT something a legal alien can do in America?
Own Property
Serve on a jury
Send children to public schools
Hold a job
How could a Natural-Born American citizen lose their citizenship?
Expatriation
Denaturalization
Being convicted of certain crimes
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT a step in the Naturalization process?
Submitting a written application
Participating in an in-person interview with a USCIS agent
Taking the Citizenship exam
Submitting an essay stating why you want to become an American citizen
Which of the following is NOT a requirement one must meet to be eligible to become a naturalized citizen?
18 or older
Able to read, write and speak English
Lawful non-resident for 5 years
Be of good moral character
This is an America's identification for travel purposes outside of the United States.
Social Security Number
License
Visa
Passport
