Test d'anglais pour la naturalisation américaine – Test 1

Lisez l'affirmation ou la question. Choisissez la phrase qui a le même sens ou la meilleure réponse.

1. Statement: People choose their leaders in an election. Which sentence means the same?

   A Citizens vote for their leaders. B Leaders choose the citizens. C Citizens never meet their leaders. D Leaders vote for the flag.

2. Question: Where does the President live?

   A The President lives in Congress. B The President lives in the White House. C The President lives in every state. D The President lives in the flag.

3. Question: When is Independence Day?

   A Independence Day is in November. B Independence Day is on December 25. C Independence Day is on July 4. D Independence Day is in the spring.

4. Statement: Congress makes the laws for the country. Which sentence means the same?

   A Congress lives in the laws. B The country makes laws for Congress. C Congress only follows the laws of other countries. D The laws of the country come from Congress.

5. Question: Who was the first President of the United States?

   A The first President is the flag. B George Washington was the first President. C Abraham Lincoln was the first state. D The first President was a holiday.

6. Statement: The United States has fifty states. Which sentence means the same?

   A The United States has fifteen states. B Fifty people live in the United States. C There are 50 states in the United States. D Every state has fifty cities.

7. Question: What is the capital of the United States?

   A The capital of the United States is Congress. B The United States has no capital. C The capital is every big city. D Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States.

8. Statement: Citizens have the right to vote. Which sentence means the same?

   A Citizens can vote in elections. B Citizens must not vote. C Only the President can vote. D Citizens vote for the right flag.

9. Question: Why do many people come to the United States? Choose the best answer.

   A Because it is in the morning. B Yes, they come to the United States. C Because they want freedom and a better life. D In the United States, people.

10. Statement: Thanksgiving is in November. Which sentence means the same?

    A Thanksgiving is in the first month of the year. B Thanksgiving is in the eleventh month of the year. C Thanksgiving is in the summer. D Thanksgiving is every week in November.

Choisissez le mot qui complète le mieux chaque phrase.

11. A person who belongs to a country and has rights there, like voting, is a _____ of that country.

    A citizen B tourist C visitor D guest

12. On Election Day, American citizens _____ for the President.

    A make B elect C vote D win

13. The American _____ is red, white and blue.

    A capital B flag C state D law

14. The _____ lives and works in the White House.

    A Congress B Senate C citizen D President

15. In the United States, people have the _____ to say what they think.

    A free B freedom C freely D freeing

16. Every year, people _____ Independence Day with fireworks and parades.

    A make B do C celebrate D play

17. Everyone in the United States must follow the _____.

    A votes B laws C flags D holidays

18. Congress has two parts: the Senate and the House of _____.

    A Citizens B Senators C Presidents D Representatives

19. Abraham Lincoln was a very _____ President in American history.

    A importance B importantly C important D import

20. On July 4, 1776, the United States said it was _____ from Great Britain.

    A independent B independence C depend D independently

Choisissez la phrase correctement écrite (orthographe, majuscules et ponctuation).

21. Choose the correctly written sentence.

    A lincoln was President during the Civil War. B Lincoln was President during the civil War. C Lincoln was President during the Civil War. D Lincoln was President durring the Civil War.

22. Choose the correctly written sentence.

    A We celebrate Independence Day on July 4. B We celebrate independence day on July 4. C We celebrate Independence Day on july 4. D We celibrate Independence Day on July 4.

23. Choose the correctly written sentence.

    A Citizens have the rigth to vote. B citizens have the right to vote. C Citizens have the right to vote D Citizens have the right to vote.

24. Choose the correctly written sentence.

    A washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States. B Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States. C Washington, D.C. is the capital of the united states. D Washington, D.C. is the capitel of the United States.

25. Choose the correctly written question.

    A Who lives in the White House? B Who lives in the White House. C who lives in the white house? D Who lives in the Wite House?

26. Choose the correctly written sentence.

    A Thanksgiving is in november. B thanksgiving is in November. C Thanksgiving is in November. D Thanksgiving is in Novembr.

27. Choose the correctly written sentence.

    A The flag has fifty stars B The flag has fivety stars. C The Flag has fifty stars. D The flag has fifty stars.

28. Choose the correctly written sentence.

    A Memorial day is in May. B Memorial Day is in May. C Memorial Day is in may. D Memorial Day is in Mai.

29. Choose the correctly written sentence.

    A People in the United States have freedom of speech. B People in the United States have freedum of speech. C people in the united states have freedom of speech. D People in the United States have freedom of speach.

30. Choose the correctly written sentence.

    A The colers of the flag are red, white, and blue. B the colors of the flag are red, white, and blue. C The colors of the flag are red, white, and blue. D The colors of the flag are red white and blue.