US Citizenship and Naturalization Test

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to the US naturalization process, including vocabulary exercises, citizenship classes, and resources available at learningchocolate.com and uscis.gov. It covers the N400 application, fingerprinting, interview, and testing requirements, such as speaking, listening, reading, and civics tests. The video also explains the oath ceremony and the steps to become a US citizen, including applying for a passport and registering to vote. Additional resources for practice and quizzes are available at learningchocolate.com and uscitizenpod.

Which website offers vocabulary exercises for naturalization preparation?

• uscitizenpod

• americanhistory.si.edu

• learningchocolate.com

• uscis.gov

What are the components of the US citizenship test?

• Reading, writing, speaking, listening, and understanding English

• Mathematics, science, history, and geography

• Physical fitness, health, and nutrition

• Art, music, and literature

What is the N400 form used for?

• Applying for a US passport

• Renewing a driver's license

• Registering to vote

• Applying for naturalization

What happens after you submit your N400 form?

• You are invited to the oath ceremony

• You get a fingerprint appointment letter

• You receive a driver's license

• You receive a passport

During the citizenship interview, what must you do to pass the reading test?

• Write a paragraph

• Translate a document

• Read one sentence aloud correctly

• Answer 10 questions

How many questions must you answer correctly to pass the civics test?

• Six out of ten

• Five out of ten

• Four out of ten

• Seven out of ten

What do you promise during the oath of allegiance?

• To serve in the US military if required

• To obey the laws of your old country

• To travel frequently

• To pay taxes in your old country

What document do you receive after taking the oath of allegiance?

• Voter registration card

• US passport

• Certificate of naturalization

• Driver's license

What can you do after the oath ceremony?

• Start a business

• Apply for a driver's license

• Apply for a US passport and register to vote

• Enroll in a university

Where can you find quizzes to prepare for naturalization?

• uscitizenpod

• americanhistory.si.edu

• learningchocolate.com

• uscis.gov