Immigration and U.S. Citizenship

What document grants lawful permanent resident status in the U.S.?

• Visa

• Passport

• Green card

• Work permit

What civic duty ensures individuals receive a fair trial by their peers?

• Voting

• Jury duty

• Paying taxes

• Staying informed

What is a refugee?

• Someone who travels for leisure

• An individual fleeing their home country due to persecution, war, or violence

• A student studying abroad

• A worker with a temporary visa

What term is used for individuals who enter or reside in a country without proper legal authorization?

• Legal immigrants

• Undocumented immigrants

• Refugees

• Asylum seekers

What does naturalization refer to?

• Obtaining a tourist visa

• The process of becoming a citizen of a country

• Applying for a work permit

• Receiving refugee status

What is one of the basic civic duties expected of U.S. citizens?

• Obeying laws

• Traveling abroad

• Learning multiple languages

• Attending community college

What is the purpose of a visa?

• To grant citizenship

• To provide refugee status

• To grant temporary permission to enter, stay, or work in a country

• To issue a work permit

What is required to pass the U.S. citizenship test?

• Knowledge of U.S. history and government

• Proficiency in multiple languages

• A high school diploma

• A college degree

Why is staying informed considered an expected civic duty?

• To make informed decisions and participate in the democratic process

• To comply with federal laws

• To gain employment

• To travel internationally

What is the civics test in the U.S. citizenship process?

• A test of language skills

• A physical fitness test

• A test of knowledge about U.S. government and history

• A background check