Question 1

Which of the following is an obligation that U.S.citizens must undertake?

Accepted Answer

A) Government employment 
B) Jury duty 
C) College education 
D) All of the above 
A) Government employment 
B) Jury duty 
C) College education 
D) All of the above B

Question 2

Which of these conditions might cause a citizen to become denaturalized?

Accepted Answer

A) Refusal to vote in an election 
B) Refusal to work for the U.S.government 
C) Concealment of a material fact on the citizenship application 
D) All of the above 
A) Refusal to vote in an election 
B) Refusal to work for the U.S.government 
C) Concealment of a material fact on the citizenship application 
D) All of the above C

Question 3

For which political office may only natural-born citizens run?

Accepted Answer

A) A seat in the U.S.Senate 
B) A seat in the U.S.House of Representatives 
C) President of the United States 
D) All, naturalized citizens may not run for any political office. 
A) A seat in the U.S.Senate 
B) A seat in the U.S.House of Representatives 
C) President of the United States 
D) All, naturalized citizens may not run for any political office. C

Question 4

Which of these conditions would present a problem for an LPR applying for citizenship?

Accepted Answer

A) Unemployment 
B) Lack of a college education 
C) Adultery 
D) High cholesterol 
A) Unemployment 
B) Lack of a college education 
C) Adultery 
D) High cholesterol

Question 5

How long after becoming an LPR by marrying a U.S.citizen must a person wait to apply to become a U.S.citizen?

Accepted Answer

A) One year 
B) Three years 
C) Four years 
D) Five years 
A) One year 
B) Three years 
C) Four years 
D) Five years

Question 6

Which of the following types of citizens may become expatriated?

Accepted Answer

A) Naturalized citizens only 
B) Natural-born citizens only 
C) Both natural-born and naturalized citizens 
D) None, no citizen may be expatriated. 
A) Naturalized citizens only 
B) Natural-born citizens only 
C) Both natural-born and naturalized citizens 
D) None, no citizen may be expatriated.

Question 7

Which of these conditions might cause a citizen to become expatriated?

Accepted Answer

A) Gaining naturalization in a foreign country 
B) Foreign government employment 
C) Acts of treason 
D) All of the above 
A) Gaining naturalization in a foreign country 
B) Foreign government employment 
C) Acts of treason 
D) All of the above

Question 8

What is the difference between natural-born and naturalized citizens?

Accepted Answer

A) There is no difference; they are two terms that mean exactly the same thing. 
B) Natural-born citizens are those born by natural childbirth, whereas naturalized citizens are bornin military hospitals. 
C) Natural-born citizens are all single, whereas naturalized citizens are married. 
D) Natural-born citizens were born in the United States, whereas naturalized citizens became U.S.citizens through the immigration process. 
A) There is no difference; they are two terms that mean exactly the same thing. 
B) Natural-born citizens are those born by natural childbirth, whereas naturalized citizens are bornin military hospitals. 
C) Natural-born citizens are all single, whereas naturalized citizens are married. 
D) Natural-born citizens were born in the United States, whereas naturalized citizens became U.S.citizens through the immigration process.

Question 9

Which of these conditions must an LPR satisfy in order to gain citizenship?

Accepted Answer

A) A sizeable bank account 
B) English literacy 
C) Proficiency in basic mathematics 
D) All of the above 
A) A sizeable bank account 
B) English literacy 
C) Proficiency in basic mathematics 
D) All of the above

Question 10

Generally, how long after becoming an LPR must a person wait to apply to become a U.S.citizen?

Accepted Answer

A) One year 
B) Two years 
C) Five years 
D) Seven years 
A) One year 
B) Two years 
C) Five years 
D) Seven years

Question 11

In immigration terms, an "American" citizen commonly refers to

Accepted Answer

A) U.S.citizens only 
B) Citizens of North America: United States, Canada, and Mexico 
C) Citizens of North, South, and Central America 
D) Natural-born citizens only 
A) U.S.citizens only 
B) Citizens of North America: United States, Canada, and Mexico 
C) Citizens of North, South, and Central America 
D) Natural-born citizens only

Question 12

Which of the following is a benefit that U.S.citizens enjoy?

Accepted Answer

A) Full Constitutional protection 
B) Guaranteed employment 
C) Guaranteed health benefits 
D) Guaranteed housing 
A) Full Constitutional protection 
B) Guaranteed employment 
C) Guaranteed health benefits 
D) Guaranteed housing

Which of the following is an obligation that U.S.citizens must undertake?

Which of these conditions might cause a citizen to become denaturalized?

For which political office may only natural-born citizens run?

Which of these conditions would present a problem for an LPR applying for citizenship?

How long after becoming an LPR by marrying a U.S.citizen must a person wait to apply to become a U.S.citizen?

Which of the following types of citizens may become expatriated?

Which of these conditions might cause a citizen to become expatriated?

What is the difference between natural-born and naturalized citizens?

Which of these conditions must an LPR satisfy in order to gain citizenship?

Generally, how long after becoming an LPR must a person wait to apply to become a U.S.citizen?

In immigration terms, an "American" citizen commonly refers to

Which of the following is a benefit that U.S.citizens enjoy?

Immigration Law and Policy

Nonimmigrants

Immigrants - Relatives

Employment-Based Immigration

Other Types of Immigrant Status

Inadmissibility and Removal

Refugees and Asylum

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Exam 6: American Citizenship

Which of the following is an obligation that U.S.citizens must undertake?

Which of these conditions might cause a citizen to become denaturalized?

For which political office may only natural-born citizens run?

Which of these conditions would present a problem for an LPR applying for citizenship?

How long after becoming an LPR by marrying a U.S.citizen must a person wait to apply to become a U.S.citizen?

Which of the following types of citizens may become expatriated?

Which of these conditions might cause a citizen to become expatriated?

What is the difference between natural-born and naturalized citizens?

Which of these conditions must an LPR satisfy in order to gain citizenship?

Generally, how long after becoming an LPR must a person wait to apply to become a U.S.citizen?

In immigration terms, an "American" citizen commonly refers to

Which of the following is a benefit that U.S.citizens enjoy?

Immigration Law and Policy

Nonimmigrants

Immigrants - Relatives

Employment-Based Immigration

Other Types of Immigrant Status

Inadmissibility and Removal

Refugees and Asylum

Tips for the Immigration Legal Professional

Filters