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WorksheetsChapter 1 Lesson 2 Vocab Practice
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
A person loyal to a government and is protected by that government is -
a migrant
a citizen
a refugee
a soldier
The ruling authority for a community is-
a government
a priority
a lord
a diety
The study of the rights and duties of citizens is known as-
Government
Constitution
Civics
Citizenship
A legal progress to become a citizen is -
deportation
expatriation
governing
naturalization
To take away a right or privilege.
Approve
Deny
Detest
Veto
A foreign born resident of the United States who has not been naturalized is known as -
A refugee
An immigrant/ alien
A POW
Citizen
A person who flees their home to escape danger such as war is -
a fugitive
a patriot
a refugee
a citizen
Giving allegiance to another country like becoming a citizen somewhere else is called-
Denaturalization
Exproclamation
Emancipation
Expatriation
What is deportation?
Being brought in to a country.
Being forced to serve in a country's military.
Being removed from a country.
Being freedom from slavery in a country.
True or False: the USCIS means United States Citizenship Information Services.
True
False
Antonio has completed the USCIS Naturalization Application. What is the next step in his journey towards citizenship?
A naturalization ceremony and oath
A citizenship test
A citizenship interview
A citizenship DNA test
Ankara has completed the citizenship interview. What is the next step in her journey towards citizenship?
A naturalization ceremony and oath
A citizenship test
A citizenship application
A citizenship DNA test
Jin Ling (13F) was born in Indonesia. She has been here for 10 years. She goes to public school in Oakland, California. What is keeping her from naturalization?
Her lack of english
Her age
Her time here
Her U.S. gov't knowledge
In order to be a citizen through the naturalization process, you must first be (a) years old. You must also have no (b) history, live in the United States for at least (c) years, read, speak, and write basic (d) , pass a (e) , and finally take the oath of allegiance.
Choose the step that must happen FIRST during the naturalization process
Attend a citizenship ceremony
Talk with a USCIS official
