Could you pass a US citizenship test?

CSMonitor ^ | 3-3-14 | Staff

[WayneS]

Not a problem. 99% of the questions are extremely easy. The rest are easy.

[RedStateRocker]

Wish that had to be passed (in English) each time before someone could vote.
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Citizenship should require at least that level of knowledge *AND* military service, IMHO.

[Balding_Eagle]

Birth right citizenship is a luxury we can longer afford. Everyone should have to pass this test to gain their citizenship born here or not. It would certainly cut most of the illiterate, low information types from the voter rolls and jury pools.

I agree. Because the politicians have allowed illegals to infiltrate our country with impunity, everyone should be beaten until it stops.

[I want the USA back]

I know someone who said there are 57 states. He claims to be a citizen.

If he’s not a citizen, then he’s the biggest fraud in the world.

[Maceman]

I got only one wrong:

What is the name of the U.S. economic system?

a) Capitalism
b) Socialism
c) Communism
d) None of the above.

Actually, I didn’t get it wrong. I actually got it right, but the authors of this idiotic test had a different opinion. So they wouldn’t accept “D” as the right answer (which it is).

[siamesecats]

98%, thought most of it was common knowledge.

[Diamond]

I'm having trouble with #18. I'm trying to decide between 2 and 3.

18. What is the "rule of law"?

ߦ Everyone must follow the law.
ߦ Everyone but the President must follow the law.
ߦ Government does not have to follow the law.
ߦ All laws must be the same in every state.

[DocJhn]

The test has changed since 1600! A flint lock was all you needed! I think the Clan passed!

[READINABLUESTATE]

Your score Average reader score Expert score

88
Correct

8
Wrong

92%

Crap! Should have done better. But I was in a hurry.

[sevinufnine]

I have all I need in a valid birth certificate and a family with all daughters as members of DAR. We been here a loooong time:)

[tx_eggman]

Wouldn't mind seeing this as a prerequisite for voting ... just sayin'

96/96

[Beagle8U]

“Same here - direct documented line to an English ship captain who settled in Virgina in 1588.”

Mine greeted them when they got off the boat.

[Eric Pode of Croydon]

Everyone should have to pass this test to gain their citizenship born here or not.

Could not agree more. Ignoramuses who are born here are, as of now, still a much bigger problem for our country than are the illegals.

[kingattax]

PING

[zeebee]

I had a hard time answering the question, “Who is the President of the U.S.?”

[Manly Warrior]

99%, missed the Cabinet question- figured the SecNav was of higher priority than DHS.

Noted that several questions are popular misrepresentations of history though- Lincoln saved the union (at the expense of the republic-his own words), and that the Emancipation Proc freed the slaves- A president doesn’t make laws (recall that question)? but the 13th/14th Amendments in fact made slaves free and citizens etc.

A lot of non-important questions, but fun nonetheless.

[MCF]

95 out of the 96. Put 1789 instead of 1787 for the U.S. Constitution.

[Nifster]

When I was going to school, I believe EVERYONE in my fifth grade class could have gotten 90% or more on this test.

[hondact200]

96/96

[dainbramaged]

Mine greeted them when they got off the boat.
Now that you mention it, some of my Cherokee ancestors may have been in the area.