The Citizenship Interview Test Personal Questions

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The Citizenship Interview Test Personal Questions Vocabulary Practice For The Citizenship Interview Test Personal Questions 2012 © Garden Grove Adult Education, Garden Grove, CA, Donna Barr

Directions: Click on each slide to advance to the next slide Directions: Click on each slide to advance to the next slide. You will hear the vocabulary word(s) and definition. You may type what you hear in the text box or type your answer to the question. You can click the sound icon to repeat the audio.

USCIS Interview United States Citizenship and Immigration Services appointment to take the citizenship test

scheduled you were given an appointment

raise your right hand put your right hand up next to your head

swear to tell the truth promise to say true answers; be honest

How did you get here? What transportation did you use to come here today?

to miss someone or something to think about the people, food, language and cultural you left

native language the language of your first country Vietnamese, Korean, Spanish, Arabic, etc.

state your full name say your first and last name

eligible for citizenship you may apply for citizenship because you meet the requirements

immigration status Are you a permanent resident, green card holder, resident alien, immigrant…?

keep your current name your name stays the same; it doesn’t change

change your current name you decide to have a new name

port of entry the coastal city where you arrived in the U.S.

current address your house or apartment number, street name, city, state and zip code

What is your source of income. How are you financially supported What is your source of income? How are you financially supported? how you pay for your living expenses

What do you do for a living? What work do you do? What is your job?

travel outside the United States leave the U.S. for any reason

family members the people in your family; your relatives

mental hospital or institution place for people who are mentally sick

able to vote you participate in government by choosing leaders in elections

federal, state and local taxes money that all residents pay to the government

overdue, owe taxes you are late and need to pay tax money to the government

member of the Communist Party belong to a Communist group

member of a terrorist organization belong to a terrorist group

arrested taken to jail by police

law enforcement officer police

prison jail

habitual drunkard or alcoholic drink too much beer, wine, or other alcoholic beverage

illegal drugs marijuana, heroin, cocaine, etc.

legally enter the United States come to the U.S. with legal papers

illegally enter the United States come to the U. S illegally enter the United States come to the U.S. without legal papers

deported sent back to your first country

support the Constitution agree to obey U.S. laws

support U.S. form of government agree to live by the kind of government in the U.S.

willing to take an Oath of Allegiance you will promise loyalty to the U.S.

to bear arms you would agree to defend the U.S.

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