Remember the civics quiz last week that all the college students flunked? Well, the immigration service has just unveiled the new 100 questions to be used for testing candidates for naturalization. The questions, with answers, are listed here — it’d be nice if the PR shop at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services had thought of putting it together as an online test, so people could take it for themselves. The questions are easier than on the other civics quiz (nothing about bonds!), but I probably wouldn’t have gotten the number of amendments to the Constitution right. I was pleased to see a few geography questions, too. Overall, it seems pretty good.
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Mark Krikorian is the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies.
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