U.S. Citizenship and English Practice
Prepare for the U.S. Naturalization Interview with reading, writing, civics questions, and N-400 personal information practice.
N400 Vocabulary Review N400: Part 12, Question 14 Were you EVER involved in any way with killing, or trying to kill someone? Yes, I was / No, I wasn’t / No, never ¿Alguna vez involucrado en cualquier forma de matar, o tratando de matar a alguien? هل كنت تشارك في أي وقت بأي شكل من… Read More
Congress has two parts: the House and the Senate. The Senate is smaller, but has more power and respect. Each state has only two senators. Each senator works for all the people in the state. Who does a U.S. Senator represent? –> All people of the state Every state has two senators, and we have… Read More
N-400 Personal Questions Review these vocabulary: N-400 Questions 11-14B Have you ever advocated (either directly or indirectly) the overthrow of any government by force or violence? Have you ever persecuted (either directly or indirectly) any person because of race, religion, national origin, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion? Between March 23, 1933… Read More
The United States government has three branches, or parts. Congress is the part that makes laws. Congress makes laws for all of the United States. They can write laws about many things, like health care, unemployment benefits, transportation, the military, taxes, and more. Citizens in every state choose members of congress. We vote for them,… Read More
Civics and Reading The United States is a democracy. Citizens choose leaders by voting in elections. Voting is a special right that is only for United States citizens. When you become a citizen, you should register to vote! Name one right only for United States citizens. –> Vote in a federal election Voting is also… Read More
Civics and Reading The constitution defines the government for all Americans. We don’t have any kings, queens, or nobility. Everyone must follow the law. What about teachers? They must follow the law. What about governors? They must follow the law. What about presidents? They must follow the law. What is the “rule of law”? –>… Read More
Reading and Civics The United States government has many parts. Congress makes federal laws. The court interprets the laws. The president signs bills to become laws. The president is also in charge of the Executive branch. Each part of the government is called a branch. The constitution made 3 branches of government to work together.… Read More
Extra question: What is in the picture above on this site? And why is it important for citizens?
Also, look at the picture above and tell me: Did you get this in the mail? Why is it important for citizens?
Where do you work? –> I work at _ / I’m unemployed / I am a stay at home parent / I’m a student Reading and Civics The constitution is the most important law of the United States. That is what we mean when we say the constitution is the supreme law of the US.… Read More