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Happy Pre 4th of July FK'ers. I just know you non US Citizens want to take a knock at it too ;)
How many natural born citizens can really pass the US Citizenship Test?
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19552808/
I got 70%, but I swear I did know the answers, just not right then! I mean if I studied and stuff...
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Sorry Mom.
I took it this morning. Missed some of the amendment stuff and dates. They've never been my strong point.
90% - Got "Give me liberty or give me death" wrong... damn.
There you have it, if you're an US citizen and you scored less, you should be ashamed. ;)Quote:
You answered 45% of questions correctly.
Fredi
95%, that's the only one I got wrong. Don't know how I got the naturalization form number correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by gerbick
I got the # of reps wrong, the naturalization form and one of the a couple amendment ones :( I am a terrible citizen
I took it this morning and got 80%. In high school one of my history teacher's made us take the real test at the beginning of the year and again at the end of the year to see if we actually learned anything. I think I got a 98% on it the second time.
95%
ooops :pQuote:
5. How many Supreme Court justices are there?
13 is not correct.
9
Was it 95%? I just know I got one wrong... didn't pay attention to the final percentage.Quote:
Originally Posted by yasunobu13
90%. Didn't know the INS form, and missed which amendment didn't address voting rights. Guess I'd make it if need be.
Wait a second...all of you got the INS form question right? Sounds a little fishy to me. It's one thing to get a lucky guess...but ALL of you (save three - gg, clicky and myself) got that one right? Puh-leeeeze. If you are a US citizen, why on earth would you know the answer to that? It's like asking a non-diabetic how much insulin they need to take. Useless question.
80%.
INS form, Henry's quote, amendment addressing voting rights, and Supreme Court justices #.
19. What INS form is used to apply to become a naturalized citizen?
Form N-200 "Petition for Naturalization" is not correct.
N-400 "Application for Naturalization"
How is anyone supposed to know that?
Enough of my family started in the Caribbean. As well as past engineers being from overseas... so yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by hanratty21
I knew that one.
well, there you have it.Quote:
Originally Posted by the stupid test
i have to admit i didn't actually know the answer to any of those questions...... do you learn that stuff in school, or is it just stuff you piock up along the way?
55%Quote:
Originally Posted by Subway
Takes the lead in the non-US citizen/resident category.
:p
as with carly i guessed at the majority and got them wrong, but the flag questions was easy :)Quote:
You answered 35% of questions correctly.
questions got right:
1, 3, 10, 12, 13, 15, 20.
the flag question was only easy because it was answered further down the page (i got it wrong before i saw it was answered in another question)!
60%. British. No cheating.
I guess the Poms won something then.Quote:
Originally Posted by onine
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Most of it in high school, but there are refreshers in (basic) university history and poli sci classes.Quote:
Originally Posted by carly1979
I got 70%, been a while since I graduated.
Or lived in the US.
Hmmm... will any US member get lower than hurricaneone?
Hey, no Americano.
I only listened when they talked about important countries.
;)
Try a little common sense...Quote:
Originally Posted by hanratty21
...and yes, I guessed :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Speed85
I know, I was using you as a non-US level, that if someone got lower than you they should hand in their citizenship.Quote:
Originally Posted by hurricaneone
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