WorksheetsVolunteerism and Obtaining Citizenship
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
True or False: Teens only care about their social status and not others?
True
False
What is one reason teenagers volunteer?
Money
They love doing hard work
Volunteering helps others
Because it makes them anonymous.
What do colleges look for on applications?
Terrible Grades
Pets
Social Media Status
Volunteer hours
Select all that apply: Why do colleges look for volunteer hours?
The Government made a law called the Volunteer Act of 1975
Volunteering shows good character
The NCAA passed a volunteer requirement for all athletes to volunteer
Colleges love free labor on their campus
Select all that apply: Volunteering demonstrates which traits?
Good Sportsmanship
Good Organization
Determination
caring
True or False: Volunteers save Millions of Dollars every year?
False
True
Select all that apply: How does it benefit you to volunteer throughout high school?
It makes you appealing to colleges
It forces people to hire you
It shows good character for job applications
You are protected by the volunteer protection act.
How does volunteering build self-esteem?
It gives you a sense of purpose
It improves your work ethic
It looks good on college applications.
All of the Above
Select all that apply: What are colleges likely to frown upon on applications.
High GPA
Less volunteer hours
No extra-curricular participation
Score of 30 on ACT
How does Volunteering help the Community?
Takes Money from businesses
Helps people in all walks of life
Saves Money that could be spent elsewhere
B and C
True or False:
Jus soli- A Person becomes a citizen by virtue of being born in the United States.
True
False
True or False:
Jus sanguinis- A person becomes a citizen if one or both Parents are US citizens.
False
True
Who is eligible for naturalization in the U.S.?
A child born in the US
aliens from space
Citizens of other nations seeking citizenship in the US
Guest-worker from Germany
Pick two of the correct qualifications for United States Citizenship
Has entered the U.S. lawfully for permanent residency
Is able to drive a vehicle
Is able to read,write, and speak English.
Can cook food
All of the Above
Immigrants can become U.S. citizens by ----?
Jus soli
An IQ test
U.S. History Exam
Naturalization
Which Amendment states, "All persons born or naturalized in the United States... are citizens of the United States and the state in which they reside"?
5th
10th
14th
21st
---- ---- are people who enter into and remain in the United States in the violation of immigration laws.
Political Refugees
undocumented aliens
A citizen
A state trooper
Thomas was born in Italy, but both of his parents are U.S. citizens. This makes Thomas a citizen of the United States. What term applies to this?
Naturalization
Jus soli
Immigration
jus sanguinis
Which of these choices is a method to obtain citizenship?
Attend an Immigration and Naturalization service hearing with two witnesses
File a request to the Department of Homeland Security
Contact the State Department and leave a resume
Work with the FBI to be proven an astute citizenship
A,B, and C
Choose two part of the naturalization process correctly
Must pay a 5,000$ fee to the Department of Immigration
Foreigners must renounce their citizenship of their former country.
Swear an oath of allegiance to the US constitution
Be able to recite the Bill of Rights in front of a Board.
A,B,C
