Can you pass a US Citizenship Test?
 

I got 46/50 correct. I don't consider myself "book smart". Try for yourself. I seriously doubt this is a test accurate to the real one but it's fun.


http://www.playbuzz.com/wrtvdigital1...tizenship-test


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Took it the other day and scored a 44. If this is the real citizenship test....well....I don't know what to say. Guarantee you half the people born here couldn't answer a lot of those questions.

No kidding. Some of the questions were pretty hard.

I got 45

Got 45/50. Should've gotten 46-47. Answered b4 I finished reading questions. I guess 45 isn't too bad.

49, missed Ben Franklin question. I am a Civics nerd

:confused::smokin:

47. Thank you History Channel....... Before the Swamp People era.

Yea that too. Don't be mad just because you got 3 right

Hey, you can learn a lot of cool stuff from Pawn Stars. Lmao

47

Watch out, the gubmint is keepin' score. Holder is gonna deport anybody doesn't get 100%

47, I am surprised. I thought it would have been harder.

49, somehow missed the one about who the senators represent. I guess that law degree is worth something after all...

46. Misread 2 of them. I am really bad about doing that in tests.

And I am no nerd or turd.


Well, maybe

50/50

I knew the makers of the test still considered the economy to be capitalist when the "fundamental transformation" has turned the corner to socialism.

I recommend sharing this test with your children. It might make for some interesting and educational conversation. Don't trust the schools to teach this stuff.

it would be pretty dang hard if you didnt take a lifetime of 'merican history haha:work:

Very true. But everyone on Internet making it to be too hard for even a citizen to pass.

citizenship test ????

it should be a required graduation test, if you don't get 50 out of 50 you go back to learnin for another year and while they are at it, it would be a good idea to make it a required test before a teacher can get or keep their job.

Good point Keaker.

Another class that should be mandatory for all high school graduates is a finance class.
Unlike geometry or trig EVERYONE will have to manage their finances in the real world!

A lot of people graduate high school and get a job making great money yet have no clue how to manage their money.

With all of the BS classes offered in high school I never understood why they don't offer a class that teaches you how to balance a check book, save for retirement, and make a budget for a household.

I graduated in engineering and even that degree only forced me to take one finance class which was focused on finances for a business not on a personal level. Since graduating I have taken finance courses offered by my employer which has helped but I still feel that I am undereducated in this subject.