Could you qualify to become a US Citizen? (Vanity)

US Department of Homeland Security ^ | 3/16/2010 | US Dept. Homeland Security

[sodpoodle]

Take a few minutes to see if you qualify!

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1. What are two Cabinet-level positions? Secretary of Homeland Security and Secretary of the Treasury Secretary of Health and Human Services and Secretary of the Navy Secretary of Weather and Secretary of Energy Secretary of the Interior and Secretary of History

[sodpoodle]

How well would you score if you had to apply for naturalization because you couldn't prove you were a natural born US citizen?

[Disambiguator]

I got 100%.

[davisfh]

"I got 100%."

And isn't that the idea?

[Young Werther]

I was born in Newark Nu Joisey. Tony was my God Father! You got a problemo wit dat?

[edcoil]

So you have to know the Pacific Ocean to be an American?

1. What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States?

* Pacific Ocean [Correct]
* Southern Ocean
* Arctic Ocean
* Atlantic Ocean

2. What are two Cabinet-level positions?

* Secretary of Homeland Security and Secretary of the Treasury [Correct]
* Secretary of Health and Human Services and Secretary of the Navy
* Secretary of Weather and Secretary of Energy
* Secretary of the Interior and Secretary of History

3. What is one thing Benjamin Franklin is famous for?

* youngest member of the Constitutional Convention
* third President of the United States
* inventor of the airplane
* U.S. diplomat [Correct]

4. Where is the Statue of Liberty?

* Long Island
* New York Harbor [Correct]
* San Francisco Bay
* Boston Harbor

[Logic n' Reason]

Yea!!! I got all of them right!!

Now....where's my gummint health care and all the other gummint handout???

[Gay State Conservative]

Just answered about 40 questions.Got one wrong and had one lucky guess.The others I knew readily.

[KarlInOhio]

I still doubt the 100 senators answer. I thought it was 114 (2 per state). :-)

[Logic n' Reason]

4. What is the economic system in the United States?
- none of these answers
- communist economy
- capitalist economy
- socialist economy

Given today's federal govt administration, exactly how am I supposed to answer this question??

[Gay State Conservative]

Where's the Statue of Liberty?

Must have been a typo.It's a half mile down the street from me on the corner of Maple & Beech.

[Roger_Wildcat]

My wife became a US citizen yesterday in Jacksonville, Fl when she gave an Oath of Allegiance.

It wasn't a big deal to her, but everyone at her office congratulated her and decorated her cubicle with red, white, and blue. They also had brought American themed food to the office like potato salad and apple pie. It really surprised her as to how excited her co-workers were.She originally from Uzbekistan and is ethnic Russian.

[Disambiguator]

I’m sure there are public school students who would have struggled with the questions.

[Redleg Duke]

I missed two. The number of ammendments was an honest mistake. One other was overlooking “all of the answers”.

[Redleg Duke]

There are some errors in the answers.

The most eggregious is the names of the two principle parties, "The Republican and the Democratic

Parties".

The name is "Democrat".

Also, Ike served in WWI and WWII.

[chopperman]

I missed the President’s party. I thought it was Marxist.

[NTHockey]

Trick question about Eisenhower. He served in both World Wars.

[TNdandelion]

Same here. I missed the # of amendments in the Constitution. (It’s not 21! lol) and I missed the question about what the judicial branch did. The options were 1) settles disputes, 2)reviews laws, 3)checks the constitutionality of laws (or something like that), 4) all of these answers. I thought Smith&Wesson settled disputes! :D

[lauraw]

Also, the Emancipation Proclamation did not free the slaves—it freed slaves in Southern-held territory but not in Union-held territory.

[Ole Okie]

I still doubt the 100 senators answer. I thought it was 114 (2 per state). :-)

Only in Obamaland.

[backwoods-engineer]

Another 100%. It is interesting that I got almost all questions relating to Congress. It is the focus this week, but the random generator didn’t know that.