Citizenship Test Review

Categorize each answer in either legal ways to become a U.S. citizen or incorrect ways to become a U.S. citizen.

Groups:

(a) Ways to become a U.S. citizen

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(b) Incorrect ways

• Attend a 4th of July party

• Own a home and fly the American flag outside it

• Go through the naturalization process

• Be born on U.S. soil

• Pay $100,000

• Be born with two U.S. citizen parents

What is the word for the process in which someone who is a citizen of a different country goes through to change citizenship to a new country.

• Naturalization

• Industrialization

• Patriotism

• Nationalism

Match the following statements in the naturalization process.

• 18 years or older

• Testing

• Must take a test on history and civics

• Good Moral Character

• Must not have committed certain crimes

• Residency Requirement

• Must have lived in the U.S. for at least 5 years

• Age

• Must pledge allegiance to the United States

• Oath of Allegiance

In order to apply for the naturalization process you must be at least how many years old?

• 16

• 18

• 21

• 25

• Any age

In order to apply for the naturalization process you must live in the United States continuously for how many years?

• 1

• 3

• 5

• 7

• 10

During the naturalization process the government will do a background check of you. What are they looking for?

• That you said the Pledge of Allegiance in school

• That you voted

• That you participate in your community

• That you had good moral character (obeyed the law)

• That you watched the most recent presidential debate

During the naturalization process will have to take a test in order to become a citizen. What subjects are on that test?

Groups:

(a) On the citizenship test

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(b) NOT on the citizenship test

• Literature

• The Pacer Test

• U.S. History

• Civics

• Government

• Math

Match the U.S. citizen action with its description.

• actions citizens HAVE to do

• Rights

• citizens SHOULD do, but don’t have to

• Duties

• freedoms or protections from government

• Responsibilities

One freedom guaranteed to all U.S. citizens is the right to "life, ​ (a)   , and the (b)   of (c)   ."

• liberty
• pursuit
• happiness
• guns
• speech
• safety
• expression

Categorize the examples into the categories of U.S. citizen actions.

Groups:

(a) Rights

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(b) Responsibilities

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(c) Duties

• Freedom of Speech

• Vote in elections

• Stay informed of issues in community

• Obey the law

• Right to a fair trial

• Serve on a jury in court

• Participate in your community

• Freedom of Religion

• Pay taxes