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I guess I'm a patient citizen and stuck it out. I got 91 correct out of the 96...made a couple dumb mistakes. I now wish one right of citizens is "no pop up ads".
It said when you become a citizen you give up loyalty to another country; but I know a couple people who hold dual citizenship so what do they do?
I like "Bull-Moose" and wish we still had a political party by that name; it's better than "Bull-Shit"
Won't be long before the only test will be the ability to "vote" !
Doesn't one of the other parties already "own" that name?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Rod Nick
I patiently persisted because I was just curious enough to see how I'd do. I got 92%. I guess Susan B. Anthony didn't have anything to do with the Red Cross but she did have a $1 coin!;) The other 7 wrong were just bad guesses I guess.....:D
My parents left Hungary during WWII when the Ruskie's where coming in (no love lost between Hungarians and Russians) having already endured all the b.s. from the Nazis, so they went to Austria which was under control of US and GB. So I was born in Austria; we came here in the early '50's right after we saw how cool the shoebox Fords were and I was born in '49 with a spiritual attachment to '49 Merc's. When my parents studied and became U.S. Citizens, me and my two siblings automatically became citizens since we were just kids.
Just got finished taking it with my 16 year old grandson and we aced it.