Vocabulary for the Naturalization Interview: Self-Test 2

1. habitually --- Michael is habitually late for work at the bank.

a. Michael is never late for work at the bank.

b. Michael is often late for work at the bank.

c. Michael was late for work at the bank yesterday.

2. verify --- Can you verify this information?

a. Can you prove that this information is true?

b. Can you copy this information?

c. Can you translate this information?

3. marital status --- What is your marital status?

a. When were you married to your spouse?

b. Whom are you married to now?

c. Are you married, divorced, single, or widowed now?

4. swear --- I swear to tell the truth.

a. I like to tell the truth.

b. I promise to tell the truth.

c. I forget to tell the truth.

5. registered --- John registered for an English class at the community college.

a. John finished an English class at the community college.

b. John signed up for an English class at the community college.

c. John taught an English class at the community college.

6. spouse --- Did your spouse go with you outside the United States last summer?

a. Did your husband (or wife) go with you last summer?

b. Did your children go with you last summer?

c. Did other people go with you last summer?

7. current home address --- What is your current home address?

a. Where do you work?

b. Where were you born?

c. Where do you live?

8. date of birth --- What is your date of birth?

a. When were you born?

b. How old are you now?

c. Where were you born?

9. advocated --- Mary advocated to change the working conditions at her job.

a. Mary was in charge of the working conditions at her job.

b. Mary supported getting better working conditions at her job.

c. Mary did not want to change the working conditions at her job.

10. failed to --- Jim failed to send in his taxes on time.

a. Jim sent in his taxes on time.

b. Jim did not send in his taxes on time.

c. Jim sent in his taxes two weeks early.

11. federal --- Is that a federal government building?

a. Is that an important building?

b. Is that a state government building?

c. Is that a U.S. government building?

12. exempt --- Donna was exempt from the final exam.

a. Donna completed her final exam.

b. Donna failed her final exam.

c. Donna did not have to take her final exam.

13. prior --- Gary has prior experience teaching history.

a. Gary has taught history before.

b. Gary has never taught history.

c. Gary likes teaching history.

14. pending --- The decision on your loan application is pending.

a. Your loan application was approved today.

b. Your loan application has not been approved yet.

c. Your loan application was declined.

15. Have you ever --- Have you ever visited New York?

a. In your lifetime, have you visited New York?

b. Are you planning to visit New York?

c. Will you visit New York next summer?

16. member --- Scott is a member of the Parent Teacher Association.

a. Scott wants to join the Parent Teacher Association.

b. Scott belongs to the Parent Teacher Association.

c. Scott does not belong to the Parent Teacher Association.

17. resident --- I am a resident of Texas.

a. I was born in Texas.

b. I have visited Texas.

c. I live in Texas now.

18. requested --- John requested information about the citizenship test.

a. John presented information about the citizenship test.

b. John asked for information about the citizenship test.

c. John explained information about the citizenship test.

19. disability --- Barbara's disability made walking difficult for her.

a. Barbara had a physical impairment that made walking difficult.

b. Barbara did not like to walk very far.

c. Barbara refused to walk far because she was tired.

20. dependents --- Do you have any dependents?

a. Do you owe anyone money?

b. Do you have a job?

c. Do you support anyone financially?