NS1-U3C1 - Citizenship and Responsibility Exam Study Questions
UPDATED 2022
1 Two Russian immigrants moved to Texas in 2012 under a work visa. Their daughter (Lydia) was born in
Dallas in 2013. Is she a U.S. citizen?
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NS1-U3C1 - Citizenship and Responsibility Exam Study Questions
UPDATED 2022
1 Two Russian immigrants moved to Texas in 2012 under a work visa. Their daughter (Lydia) was born in
Dallas in 2013. Is she a U.S. citizen?
A No - her parents were not U.S. citizens so she cannot be a citizen.
B Yes - she is a citizen by naturalization.
C Yes - she is a citizen by birth.
D Yes - she is a citizen by act of Congress. - ✔✔C Yes - she is a citizen by birth.
2 Put the following governmental levels in order from HIGHEST to LOWEST.
(Input all 5 letters in the correct order; then push the ENTER button.)
A County
B State
C National
D City
E Community - ✔✔C National
B State
A County
D City
E Community
3 Which of the following are ways a person can become an American citizen? (Choose all that
apply; then push the ENTER button.)
A By getting a job
B By birth
C By act of Congress
D By going to college
E By naturalization - ✔✔B By birth
C By act of Congress
E By naturalization
4 The Preamble to the Bill of Responsibilities says that freedom and responsibility are _______ and
_______.
A mutual and interchangeable
B mutual and inseparable
C separate and immutable - ✔✔B mutual and inseparable
5 A member of a political community
A citizen
B politician
C lawyer - ✔✔A citizen
6 Through custom or agreement, groups of people establish rules known as _______ to guide or restrict
them in behaviors or procedures.
A laws
B rituals
C constitutions
D statutes - ✔✔A laws
7 What legal term is used to refer to the right to US citizenship based on being born on American soil?
A Jus sanguinis
B Ius civis
C Jus soli
D Ius populi - ✔✔C Jus soli
8 What legal term is used to refer to the right to US citizenship based on being born to an American
citizen?
A Jus sanguinis
B Jus soli
C Ius civis
D Ius populi - ✔✔A Jus sanguinis
9 What term is used to refer to the process b
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