Volunteer Militia school

The transcript discusses the fear among some that Japan might attempt to take over their island. It also highlights the aspirations of children attending the Navy's public schools, who hope that the US will eventually grant them the right to become full-fledged American citizens.

What is the main concern discussed in the first section?

• The island might become a tourist spot.

• The island might face a natural disaster.

• The island might sink.

• Japan might take over the island.

What group of people is mentioned in the second section?

• College students

• Second graders

• Kindergarten children

• High school students

What is the current status of citizenship for children attending the Navy's public schools?

• They are granted temporary citizenship.

• They are not allowed to become full American citizens.

• They are full American citizens.

• They have dual citizenship.

What is the hope for the future regarding the citizenship status of these children?

• They will be given temporary visas.

• They will be sent to another country.

• They will remain non-citizens.

• They will be granted full American citizenship.

Which section discusses the potential change in citizenship rights?

• None of the above

• Fear of Japan's Future Actions

• Second Graders' Thoughts

• Citizenship Rights for Navy School Children