1. Chapter 3 Review

2. 1. The annual number of deaths per 1,000 members of a population…
A. Birth Rate
B. Native Born
C. Quota
D. Death Rate

3. D- Death-Rate

4. 2. As American citizens, we are all guaranteed the same rights and .
A. Values B. Equality C. Freedoms D. Voting

5. C- Freedoms

6. 3. is one of the most important responsibilities of a citizen.
A. Naturalization
B. Voting
C. Freedoms
D. Values

7. B- Voting

8. 4. What is the order in the naturalization process?
Here are you options- write down the correct order
Oath, green card, fingerprints, exam/interview, application

9. Green Card, application, fingerprints, exam/interview, oath

10. 5. The US Census provides information on?
A. How to apply to college
B. The number of Roman citizens
C. Number of children in American families
D. Populations of other countries

11. C- Number of Children in American Families

12. 6. Steve comes to the US from England to settle permanently in the US, what is he called?
A. Immigrant
B. Alien
C. Migrant
D. Citizen

13. A Immigrant

14. 7. Mark is a good citizen and he believes that all citizens are afford what type of opportunity?
A. Equality
B. Voting
C. Freedom
D. Citizenship

15. A. Equality

16. 8. All of the following are basic American freedoms except the freedom to…
A. Choose a job
B. Travel or live anywhere in the nation
C. Learn
D. Follow and obey only the laws with which one agrees.

17. D. Follow and obey only the laws with which one agrees.

18. 9. A good citizen…. A. Votes only in important elections
B. Will not bother elected officials with his or her opinion on issues.
C. Participate in community recycling efforts
D. Associates only with people who have similar family background

19. C. Participates in community recycling efforts.

20. 10. Study of what it means to be an American citizen is called
A. Government
B. Naturalization
C. Census
D. Civics

21. D- Civics

22. 11. Ideas that people hold dear and try to live by are called
A. Quotas
B. Values
C. Freedoms
D. Civics

23. B- Values

24. 12. A member of a nation is known as
A. An alien
B. A refugee
C. A Citizen
D. A quota

25. C- Citizen

26. 13. Someone born in the United States is considered a(n)
A. Immigrant
B. Quota
C. Value
D. Citizen

27. D- Citizen

28. 14. The annual number of live births per 1,000 members of a population
A. Death- rate
B. Birth-rate
C. Native- born
D. Quota

29. B- Birth-rate

30. 15. A person who flees persecution in his or her homeland to seek safety in another nation is known as a(n)
A. Immigrant
B. Migration
C. Refugee
D. Alien

31. C- Refugee

32. 16. The authority that acts on behalf of a group of people
A. government
B. Paying taxes
C. Immigration
D. Naturalization

33. A- Government

34. 17. The process by which an alien becomes a citizen
A. Citizenship
B. Civics
C. Naturalization
D. Demographics

35. C- Naturalization

36. 18. A citizen of another country who lives in the United States is classified as
A. Alien
B. Refugee
C. Immigrant
D. Native Born

37. A- Alien

38. 19. Official count of the number of people living in the US that is taken every 10 years.
A. Citizenship
B. Naturalization
C. Civics
D. Census

39. D- Census

40. 20. Which of the following is a quality of a good citizen?
a. Uses natural resources wisely
b. Attends the same church as one’s neighbors
c. Earns more money than their parents
d. Tries to convince others to believe and act in a certain way

41. A- Uses Natural resources wisely

42. 21. Which of the following is a quality of a good citizen?
a. Never questions the government
b. Disrespects the rights of others
c. Respects and obeys laws
d. Ignores important issues

43. C- Respects and obeys laws

44. 22. All of the following freedoms are protected in the United States EXCEPT
a. The freedom to learn
b. The freedom to choose a job or career
c. The freedom to disregard the rights of others
d. The freedom to own a house

45. C- The Freedom to disregard the rights of others

46. 23. The United States sets on how many immigrants could come into the country.
A. Standards
B. Quotas
C. Naturalization
D. Birth-Rates

47. B- Quotas

48. 24. The most important reason for studying civics is so that we can
a. Understand immigration quotas
b. Learn to become responsible citizens
c. Interpret birth-rates and death-rates
d. Learn about the best places to live

49. B- Learn to become a responsible citizen

50. 25. Which of the following may legal aliens do?
A. Hold a job and make money
B. Serve on Juries
C. Vote
D. Hold a government job

51. A- Hold a job and make money

52. 26. All cases involving claims of US citizenship
a. Must undergo a waiting period of 7-10 years
b. Are handled by state governments
c. Are handled by the Immigration and Naturalization Services
d. Originate from refugees of foreign countries

53. C. Are handled by Immigration and Naturalization Services

54. 27. Equality, liberty, and justice are examples of American…
A. Politics
B. Values
C. Responsibilities
D. Symbols

55. B- Values

56. 28. An Obligation is something you must do?
A. True
B. False

57. A- True

58. 29. A responsibility is something you should do?
A. True
B. False

59. A- True

60. 30. What amendment sets the standard for how someone is a U.S. Citizen
A. 1st
B. 2nd
C. 14th
D. 27th

61. C- 14th Amendment