I got 90%. I haven't had a US History class in 3 years and to be honest, "19. What INS form is used to apply to become a naturalized citizen? " was not a fair question. :x
[QUOTE="scorch-62"]I got 90%. I haven't had a US History class in 3 years and to be honest, "19. What INS form is used to apply to become a naturalized citizen? " was not a fair question. :x Did you read the answers to the question? one of them said "Application to become a U.S. Citizen" it was like getting hit in the face with a bus...
My teacher had us take it last year and I got 49 out of 50. I don't remember the one I got wrong but it was an unfair question to ask a foreigner, I'm sure very very little Americans would get it right by their second guess.
[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]You took US History as a senior... isn't that a Junior Class?Stevo_the_gamer
Not in Canada.
:lol: Is that a joke? :P No...Think about it, we live in a different country. It's like taking European history in your case (we also have a European history elective). What's so funny about that?
I got an 85%. I think I accidentally selected the wrong circle for the 13 stripes on the flag questions, I forgot who selects Supreme Court Justices, and I missed the last question.
70%, I took it fast. After seeing my wrong answers I realized that on three I should have just went with my first though and most of the rest I have no idea why I put what I did. I probably should have gotten around 90% if I was thinking.
The only one I got wrong was the question regarding the name for a naturalization form. Other than that, if you've taken a government class, you should be able to get all of these right.
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