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9thgrade
Becoming a Citizen Duties and Responsibilities
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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat is citizenship?Something that is given automatically when a person moves to a different countryBeing a member of a nation or country and having full rights and responsibilities under the law.That other grade on your report card that nobody really looks atA large boat that only carries passengers that are members of a certain country
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat is naturalization?When your eat only foods that are "all natural"When a person is born in the country they hold citizenship inThe process of of gaining permanent resident statusThe process that allows immigrants to become citizens.
- 3. Multiple ChoiceTo be naturalized, you need to 1) be over 18 years old, 2) be a resident for 5 years, 3) be of good moral character, 4) speak English, andhave a college degreehave voted in the last electionpass a civics testmarry a U.S. citizen
- 4. Multiple ChoiceServing on a jury, obeying laws, taking care of your community, and ________ are all examples of what responsible citizens do.VotingGreasing the palms of local politiciansEating your veggiesDancing like Drake
- 5. Multiple ChoiceThe last step in the process of becoming a citizen is tohave a crazy partytake the oath of allegencebuy a jacked up truck and slap an American flag sticker on itprove your loyalty by getting a 'merica tattoo
- 6. Multiple ChoiceOne way to become an American citizen quickly is toKnow someone importantJump the line when nobody is lookingServe in the military for 1 yearSteal someone else's paperwork and assume their identitiy
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the requirements for becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen?Being fluent in EnglishBeing fluent in English and knowing basic U.S. history.Knowing basic U.S. history and being able to read, write, and speak some words in EnglishKnowing basic U.S. history, basic math facts, and being fluent in English.
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the difference between a DUTY and a RESPONSIBILITY?A duty is something you should do
A responsibility is something most people don't do.A duty is something you have to do
A responsibility is something you must doA duty is something you have to do or will get punished
A responsibility is something you should doA duty is something you should do
A responsibility is something you have to do - 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat will happen if you do not perform a duty?You will be denied your citizenship.You will face legal consequences (jail or fines)You will write an apology to everybody you inconvenienced by breaking the lawIf you drive poorly, your license will be revoked.
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat's the most likely reason immigrants want to move to the US today?religious reasonsbetter medical carebuild a better lifevisit relatives
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhich amendment to the Constitution states that the two ways to become a U.S. citizen are:
1. Born in the country
2. Naturalization (legal process of obtaining citizenship)1st Amendment8th Amendment14th AmendmentThe U.S. Constitution stated that from the beginning. - 12. Multiple ChoiceWhich term means duties to other people, the government, or society?ResponsibilitiesRightsCivic rightsFreedom
- 13. Multiple ChoiceHow long do you have to have a Green Card before you can apply for citizenship?1 year3 years5 years7 years
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhat did the 14th Amendment grant people?The right to vote for all peopleWomen are allowed to voteCitizenship to anyone born in the U.S.Citizenship to anyone who works in the U.S.
- 15. Multiple ChoiceWhich is NOT a way to become a U.S. citizen?By working in the U.S. for 1 yearCitizen ParentsBorn in the U.S.Naturalized
- 16. Multiple ChoiceIs freedom of speech a right or a responsibility?RightResponsibility
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWhich is not a qualification for citizenship by naturalization?Over 18 years oldPermanent resident for 10 yearsGood CharacterSpeak English
- 18. Multiple ChoiceIs a person born in Germany (whose parents are both US citizens), automatically a U.S. citizen?YesNo
- 19. Multiple ChoiceCan you become a citizen in the U.S., even if you don't know any English?YesNo
- 20. Multiple Choiceholding rights in the US and another country at the same timeINSdeportdual citizenshipbilateral citizenship
- 21. Multiple Choiceto forcibly send a person back to his own countryexcommunicatebanishdeportexport
- 22. Multiple ChoiceSomeone who moves permanently to a new country is referred to asa citizenan alienan immigranta naturalized citizen
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