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Our BetterMost Community => The Polling Place => Topic started by: Meryl on July 04, 2009, 05:29:27 pm
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I'm sorry to say that I missed two questions out of the twenty on the quiz, but at least they said I could be a citizen anyway. :P
In October 2008 a new version of the U.S. citizenship test will be taken by all applicants. Could you pass it? The questions are usually selected from a list of 100 samples that prospective citizens can look at ahead of the interview. Some are easy, some are not. We have picked some of the more difficult ones.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25461301/?GT1=43001
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I got 'em all. Phew.
It would be interesting to see how many Americans would have trouble with this test that we ask applicants to take.
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I'm sorry to say that I missed two questions out of the twenty on the quiz, but at least they said I could be a citizen anyway. :P
I missed two as well.
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This is all a person needs to know in order to become a citizen of the USA???
PATHETIC!!!
All I need to know about the US is what can be found in a history book?? PLEASE!!! I got them all right, and I've been drinking since 3:00 this afternoon.
And where is the question about Martin Luther King, Jr.??? Susan B. Anthony got a question.
How about some real questions?? How about how to balance a checkbook?? How about how to buy a house?? How about how to find a job??
Seems to me that this test should either make itself relevant, or disappear.
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No American citizenship for me....I only got 65 % right. Oh well... 8)
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This is all a person needs to know in order to become a citizen of the USA???
PATHETIC!!!
All I need to know about the US is what can be found in a history book?? PLEASE!!! I got them all right, and I've been drinking since 3:00 this afternoon.
And where is the question about Martin Luther King, Jr.??? Susan B. Anthony got a question.
How about some real questions?? How about how to balance a checkbook?? How about how to buy a house?? How about how to find a job??
Seems to me that this test should either make itself relevant, or disappear.
Don't panic Milo. The link said that there were 100 questions. We only answered 20 for fun. I managed to squeak by as a citizen. Mostly missing numbers questions - number of amendments, number of voting members of the House, etc.
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I'm in!
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All correct, though I didn't think it very difficult. I had a terrific 8th grade civics teacher, Joe Stewart, and I doubt I forgot a thing he ever said - he was that great.
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100%. But I have taught Am. Hist. and always go heavy on the Constitution basics. I'm not so up on 1920's - 1960's tho.
Most of the questions were pretty basic for students in the USA. And multiple choice--much easier than fill in the blank or short answer which are given to the ones who are applying for citizenship.