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w$[0]="US Citizenship Test  2012/13"
Inc i&:w$[i&]="1. Who signs bills to become laws?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Secretary of State"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Vice President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="2. What did Susan B. Anthony do?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#fought for women's rights"
inc i&:w$[i&]="founded the Red Cross"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the first woman elected to the House of Representatives"
inc i&:w$[i&]="made the first flag of the United States"
inc i&:w$[i&]="3. What ocean is on the East Coast of the United States?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Arctic Ocean"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Indian Ocean"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Pacific Ocean"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Atlantic Ocean"
inc i&:w$[i&]="4. What is the name of the Speaker of the House of Representatives now?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Hilary Clinton"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Robert Byrd"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#John Boehner "' sworn in as House speaker on Jan 5, 2011"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Nancy Pelosi"
inc i&:w$[i&]="5. There are four amendments to the Constitution about who can vote. Describe one of them."
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Citizens eighteen (18) and older can vote."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Citizens seventeen (17) and older can vote."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Only citizens with a job can vote."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Citizens by birth only can vote."
inc i&:w$[i&]="6. Who is the Commander in Chief of the military?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Vice President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Secretary of Defense"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Attorney General"
inc i&:w$[i&]="7. Why does the flag have 13 stripes?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because the stripes represent the members of the Second Continental Congress"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because it was considered lucky to have 13 stripes on the flag"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#because the stripes represent the original colonies"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because the stripes represent the number of signatures on the U.S. Constitution"
inc i&:w$[i&]="8. What do we call the first ten amendments to the Constitution?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Declaration of Independence"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the Bill of Rights"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the inalienable rights"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Articles of Confederation"
inc i&:w$[i&]="9. What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Pacific Ocean"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Southern Ocean"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Arctic Ocean"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Atlantic Ocean"
inc i&:w$[i&]="10. What did the Declaration of Independence do?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#declared our independence from Great Britain"
inc i&:w$[i&]="freed the slaves"
inc i&:w$[i&]="declared our independence from France"
inc i&:w$[i&]="gave women the right to vote"
inc i&:w$[i&]="11. Who is the 'Father of Our Country'?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Abraham Lincoln"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Thomas Jefferson"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Patrick Henry"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#George Washington"
inc i&:w$[i&]="12. How many amendments does the Constitution have?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="ten (10)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="twenty-three (23)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="twenty-one (21)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#twenty-seven (27)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="13. Who is in charge of the executive branch?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Prime Minister"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Chief Justice"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Speaker of the House"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="14. What is the name of the Vice President of the United States now?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Al Gore"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Barack Obama"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Dick Cheney"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Joe Biden"
inc i&:w$[i&]="15. If the President can no longer serve, who becomes President?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the President Pro Tempore"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Secretary of State"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the Vice President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Speaker of the House"
inc i&:w$[i&]="16. Who was President during the Great Depression and World War II?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Herbert Hoover"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Calvin Coolidge"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Franklin D Roosevelt"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Harry S Truman"
inc i&:w$[i&]="17. What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="to bear arms"
inc i&:w$[i&]="to vote"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#speech"
inc i&:w$[i&]="trial by jury"
inc i&:w$[i&]="18. What is the 'rule of law'?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Everyone must follow the law."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Everyone but the President must follow the law."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Government does not have to follow the law."
inc i&:w$[i&]="All laws must be the same in every state."
inc i&:w$[i&]="19. What is the economic system in the United States?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="none of these answers"
inc i&:w$[i&]="communist economy"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#capitalist economy"
inc i&:w$[i&]="socialist economy"
inc i&:w$[i&]="20. During the Cold War, what was the main concern of the United States?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="The Great Depression"
inc i&:w$[i&]="climate change"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Communism"
inc i&:w$[i&]="slavery"
inc i&:w$[i&]="21. Name one war fought by the United States in the 1800s."
inc i&:w$[i&]="World War II"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Civil War"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Korean War"
inc i&:w$[i&]="World War I"
inc i&:w$[i&]="22. What movement tried to end racial discrimination?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="civil rights movement"
inc i&:w$[i&]="conservation"
inc i&:w$[i&]="prohibition"
inc i&:w$[i&]="women's suffrage"
inc i&:w$[i&]="23. Who did the United States fight in World War II?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Austria-Hungary, Japan, and Germany"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Soviet Union, Germany, and Italy"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Japan, Germany, and Italy"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Japan, China, and Vietnam"
inc i&:w$[i&]="24. When was the Declaration of Independence adopted?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="December 7, 1787"
inc i&:w$[i&]="July 4, 1789"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#July 4, 1776"
inc i&:w$[i&]="March 4, 1789"
inc i&:w$[i&]="25. What is the political party of the President now?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Republican Party"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Democratic Party"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Independent Party"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Green Party"
inc i&:w$[i&]="26. What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="never travel outside the United States"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#give up loyalty to other countries"
inc i&:w$[i&]="disobey the laws of the United States"
inc i&:w$[i&]="not defend the Constitution and laws of the United States"
inc i&:w$[i&]="27. What is the supreme law of the land?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the Constitution"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Emancipation Proclamation"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Declaration of Independence"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Articles of Confederation"
inc i&:w$[i&]="28. What does the judicial branch do?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="resolves disputes"
inc i&:w$[i&]="decides if a law goes against the Constitution"
inc i&:w$[i&]="reviews laws"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#all of these answers"
inc i&:w$[i&]="29. What territory did the United States buy from France in 1803?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Quebec"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Haiti"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Alaska"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the Louisiana Territory"
inc i&:w$[i&]="30. How old do citizens have to be to vote for President?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#eighteen (18) and older"
inc i&:w$[i&]="sixteen (16) and older"
inc i&:w$[i&]="twenty-one (21) and older"
inc i&:w$[i&]="thirty-five (35) and older"
inc i&:w$[i&]="31. What are the two major political parties in the United States?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="American and Bull-Moose"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Democratic and Republican"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Democratic-Republican and Whigs"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Reform and Green"
inc i&:w$[i&]="32. What is freedom of religion?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="You must choose a religion."
inc i&:w$[i&]="#You can practice any religion, or not practice a religion."
inc i&:w$[i&]="You can't choose the time you practice your religion."
inc i&:w$[i&]="No one can practice a religion."
inc i&:w$[i&]="33. When must all men register for the Selective Service?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="at any age"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#between eighteen (18) and twenty-six (26)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="at age sixteen (16)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="men do not have to register"
inc i&:w$[i&]="34. What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the state where you live"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Congress"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the United States"
inc i&:w$[i&]="35. What are two Cabinet-level positions?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Secretary of Homeland Security and Secretary of the Treasury"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Secretary of Health and Human Services and Secretary of the Navy"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Secretary of Weather and Secretary of Energy"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Secretary of the Interior and Secretary of History"
inc i&:w$[i&]="36. Why do some states have more Representatives than other states?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because of the geographical size of the state"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because of the state's location"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#because of the state's population"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because the state's Representatives have seniority in the House of Representatives"
inc i&:w$[i&]="37. Where is the Statue of Liberty?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Long Island"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#New York Harbor"
inc i&:w$[i&]="San Francisco Bay"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Boston Harbor"
inc i&:w$[i&]="38. Who does a US Senator represent?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#all people of the state"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the state legislatures"
inc i&:w$[i&]="only the people in the state who voted for the Senator"
inc i&:w$[i&]="all people of the state who belong to the Senator's political party"
inc i&:w$[i&]="39. What does the Constitution do?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#all of these answers"
inc i&:w$[i&]="sets up the government"
inc i&:w$[i&]="defines the government"
inc i&:w$[i&]="protects basic rights of Americans"
inc i&:w$[i&]="40. How many justices are on the Supreme Court?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#nine (9)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="ten (10)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="eleven (11)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="twelve (12)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="41. Name one war fought by the United States in the 1900s."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Civil War"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Revolutionary War"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#World War I"
inc i&:w$[i&]="War of 1812"
inc i&:w$[i&]="42. What group of people was taken to America and sold as slaves?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="English"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Canadians"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Dutch"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Africans"
inc i&:w$[i&]="43. What major event happened on September 11, 2001, in the United States?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Hurricane Andrew struck the United States."
inc i&:w$[i&]="The accident at Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant occurred."
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Terrorists attacked the United States."
inc i&:w$[i&]="The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor."
inc i&:w$[i&]="44. Name one state that borders Canada."
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Maine"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Rhode Island"
inc i&:w$[i&]="South Dakota"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Oregon"
inc i&:w$[i&]="45. How many U.S. Senators are there?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="four hundred thirty-five (435)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#one hundred (100)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="fifty (50)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="fifty-two (52)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="46. When is the last day you can send in federal income tax forms?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="July 4"
inc i&:w$[i&]="March 15"
inc i&:w$[i&]="May 15"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#April 15"
inc i&:w$[i&]="47. Why does the flag have 50 stars?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because there is one star for each president"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#because there is one star for each state"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because there were 50 original colonies"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because there were 50 people who originally came to the United States"
inc i&:w$[i&]="48. What happened at the Constitutional Convention?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="The Declaration of Independence was written."
inc i&:w$[i&]="The Emancipation Proclamation was written."
inc i&:w$[i&]="#The Constitution was written."
inc i&:w$[i&]="The Virginia Declaration of Rights was written."
inc i&:w$[i&]="49. Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Abraham Lincoln"
inc i&:w$[i&]="James Madison"
inc i&:w$[i&]="George Washington"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Thomas Jefferson"
inc i&:w$[i&]="50. What are the two parts of the U.S. Congress?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the Senate and House of Representatives"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the House of Representatives and the courts"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the House of Lords and the House of Commons"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Senate and the courts"
inc i&:w$[i&]="51. Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#American Indians"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Floridians"
inc i&:w$[i&]="no one"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Canadians"
inc i&:w$[i&]="52. Name one branch or part of the government."
inc i&:w$[i&]="United Nations"
inc i&:w$[i&]="parliament"
inc i&:w$[i&]="state government"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#legislative"
inc i&:w$[i&]="53. What is the highest court in the United States?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the Supreme Court"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Court of Appeals"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the District Court"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Federal Court"
inc i&:w$[i&]="54. We elect a U.S. Senator for how many years?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="ten (10)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="two (2)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="four (4)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#six (6)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="55. The House of Representatives has how many voting members?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="one hundred (100)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="two hundred (200)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#four hundred thirty-five (435)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="four hundred forty-one (441)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="56. We elect a U.S. Representative for how many years?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="eight (8)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="four (4)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="# two (2)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="six (6)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="57. Name one of the two longest rivers in the United States."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Ohio River"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Rio Grande River"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Colorado River"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Mississippi River"
inc i&:w$[i&]="58. We elect a President for how many years?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#four (4)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="two (2)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="ten (10)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="eight (8)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="59. Name one American Indian tribe in the United States."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Celts"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Cherokee"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Zawi Chemi"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Slavs"
inc i&:w$[i&]="60. Who was the first President?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#George Washington"
inc i&:w$[i&]="John Adams"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Abraham Lincoln"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Thomas Jefferson"
inc i&:w$[i&]="61. What are two rights of everyone living in the United States?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="freedom to petition the government and freedom to disobey traffic laws"
inc i&:w$[i&]="freedom of worship and freedom from paying taxes"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#freedom of speech and freedom of worship"
inc i&:w$[i&]="freedom of speech and freedom to run for president"
inc i&:w$[i&]="62. Name one right only for United States citizens."
inc i&:w$[i&]="freedom of religion"
inc i&:w$[i&]="attend to public school"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#run for federal office"
inc i&:w$[i&]="freedom of speech"
inc i&:w$[i&]="63. The Federalist Papers supported the passage of the \n     U.S. Constitution. Name one of the writers."
inc i&:w$[i&]="John Adams"
inc i&:w$[i&]="George Washington"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#James Madison"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Thomas Jefferson"
inc i&:w$[i&]="64. What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="ended World War I"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#freed the slaves"
inc i&:w$[i&]="gave women the right to vote"
inc i&:w$[i&]="gave the United States independence from Great Britain"
inc i&:w$[i&]="65. Who vetoes bills?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Vice President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Speaker of the House"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the President Pro Tempore"
inc i&:w$[i&]="66. Who was President during World War I?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Woodrow Wilson"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Franklin Roosevelt"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Theodore Roosevelt"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Warren Harding"
inc i&:w$[i&]="67. Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the federal \n     government. What is one power of the federal government?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="to provide schooling"
inc i&:w$[i&]="to provide police departments"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#to make treaties"
inc i&:w$[i&]="to issue driver's licenses"
inc i&:w$[i&]="68. What does the President's Cabinet do?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="commands the U.S. Armed Forces"
inc i&:w$[i&]="makes laws"
inc i&:w$[i&]="all of the above"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#advises the President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="69. Before he was President, Eisenhower was a general. What war was he in?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Vietnam War"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Civil War"
inc i&:w$[i&]="World War I"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#World War II"
inc i&:w$[i&]="70. Why did the colonists fight the British?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because they didn't have self-government"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#all of these answers"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because the British army stayed in their houses"
inc i&:w$[i&]="because of high taxes"
inc i&:w$[i&]="71. The idea of self-government is in the first three words of \n     the Constitution. What are these words?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Congress shall make"
inc i&:w$[i&]="We the British"
inc i&:w$[i&]="We the Colonists"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#We the People"
inc i&:w$[i&]="72. What was one important thing that Abraham Lincoln did?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#saved (or preserved) the Union"
inc i&:w$[i&]="established the United Nations"
inc i&:w$[i&]="declared war on Great Britain"
inc i&:w$[i&]="purchased Alaska"
inc i&:w$[i&]="73. What did Martin Luther King, Jr. do?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="became a U.S. Senator"
inc i&:w$[i&]="ran for President of the United States"
inc i&:w$[i&]="fought for women's suffrage"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#fought for civil rights"
inc i&:w$[i&]="74. When was the Constitution written?"
Inc i&:w$[i&]="- 1776"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#- 1787"
inc i&:w$[i&]="- 1789"
inc i&:w$[i&]="- 1790"
inc i&:w$[i&]="75. What are two ways that Americans can participate in their democracy?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="write to a newspaper and call Senators and Representatives"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#all of these answers"
inc i&:w$[i&]="give an elected official your opinion on an issue and join a community group"
inc i&:w$[i&]="vote and join a civic group"
inc i&:w$[i&]="76. If both the President and the Vice President can no longer serve, who becomes President?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the President Pro Tempore"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the Speaker of the House"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Secretary of State"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Secretary of the Treasury"
inc i&:w$[i&]="77. What is the name of the President of the United States now?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Bill Clinton"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Barack Obama"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Joe Biden"
inc i&:w$[i&]="George W. Bush"
inc i&:w$[i&]="78. What stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="# checks and balances"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the people"
inc i&:w$[i&]="freedom of speech"
inc i&:w$[i&]="79. Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the states. What is one power of the states?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="make treaties"
inc i&:w$[i&]="create an army"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#provide schooling and education"
inc i&:w$[i&]="coin or print money"
inc i&:w$[i&]="80. Who is the Chief Justice of the United States now?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Joe Biden"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Barack Obama"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#John G. Roberts, Jr."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Anthony Kennedy"
inc i&:w$[i&]="81. When do we celebrate Independence Day?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#July 4"
inc i&:w$[i&]="March 4"
inc i&:w$[i&]="June 30"
inc i&:w$[i&]="January 1"
inc i&:w$[i&]="82. Name one problem that led to the Civil War."
inc i&:w$[i&]="#slavery"
inc i&:w$[i&]="oil"
inc i&:w$[i&]="sugar"
inc i&:w$[i&]="westward expansion"
inc i&:w$[i&]="83. In what month do we vote for President?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="January"
inc i&:w$[i&]="February"
inc i&:w$[i&]="October"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#November"
inc i&:w$[i&]="84. What is the name of the national anthem?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="God Bless the U.S.A."
inc i&:w$[i&]="#The Star-Spangled Banner"
inc i&:w$[i&]="My Country Tis of Thee"
inc i&:w$[i&]="America the Beautiful"
inc i&:w$[i&]="85. Name the U.S. war between the North and the South."
inc i&:w$[i&]="World War I"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Revolutionary War"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#the Civil War"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the War of 1812"
inc i&:w$[i&]="86. Name two national U.S. holidays."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Valentine's Day and Presidents' Day"
inc i&:w$[i&]="April Fool's Day and Labor Day"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Labor Day and Thanksgiving"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Citizenship Day and Columbus Day"
inc i&:w$[i&]="87. What is one responsibility that is only for United States citizens?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="obey the law"
inc i&:w$[i&]="pay taxes"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#serve on a jury"
inc i&:w$[i&]="be respectful of others"
inc i&:w$[i&]="88. Name one state that borders Mexico."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Arkansas"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Alabama"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#California"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Florida"
inc i&:w$[i&]="89. There were 13 original states. Name three."
inc i&:w$[i&]="New York, Kentucky, and Georgia"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Washington, Oregon, and California"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida"
inc i&:w$[i&]="0. What is the capital of the United States?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Boston, MA"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Washington, D.C."
inc i&:w$[i&]="New York, NY"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Philadelphia, PA"
inc i&:w$[i&]="91. What is an amendment?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the beginning of the Declaration of Independence"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Preamble to the Constitution"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#an addition (to the Constitution)"
inc i&:w$[i&]="an introduction"
inc i&:w$[i&]="92. What are two rights in the Declaration of Independence?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="liberty and justice"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#life and pursuit of happiness"
inc i&:w$[i&]="life and right to own a home"
inc i&:w$[i&]="life and death"
Inc i&:w$[i&]="93. Who makes federal laws?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the Supreme Court"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the President"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Congress"
inc i&:w$[i&]="the states"
inc i&:w$[i&]="94. What is one reason colonists came to America?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="to join a civic group"
inc i&:w$[i&]="none of these answers"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#freedom"
inc i&:w$[i&]="for the experience traveling across the ocean"
inc i&:w$[i&]="95. What is one thing Benjamin Franklin is famous for?"
inc i&:w$[i&]="youngest member of the Constitutional Convention"
inc i&:w$[i&]="third President of the United States"
inc i&:w$[i&]="inventor of the airplane"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#U.S. diplomat"
inc i&:w$[i&]="96. Name one U.S. territory."
inc i&:w$[i&]="Cayman Islands"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Bermuda"
inc i&:w$[i&]="#Guam"
inc i&:w$[i&]="Haiti"
Declare n&,a$,ans&,p&
WindowTitle w$[0]
WindowStyle 24
Font 2
Window (%maxx-750)/2,(%maxy-300)/2 - 750,300
TextColor Rgb(255,255,255),Rgb(0,0,200)
n&=i&

WhileLoop n&:i&=&Loop

    If Val(w$[i&])<>0

        CLS
        USFLAG
        Print : Print : Print
        Print " ";w$[i&]
        Print : Print
        Print " A)  ";
        case Left$(w$[i&+1],1)="#": ans&=1
        Print Translate$(w$[i&+1],"#",""):Print
        Print " B)  ";
        case Left$(w$[i&+2],1)="#": ans&=2
        Print Translate$(w$[i&+2],"#",""):Print
        Print " C)  ";
        case Left$(w$[i&+3],1)="#": ans&=3
        Print Translate$(w$[i&+3],"#",""):Print
        Print " D)  ";
        case Left$(w$[i&+4],1)="#": ans&=4
        Print Translate$(w$[i&+4],"#",""):Print
        Print
        Print " Your Answer: ";
        Input a$
        a$=Upper$(a$)

        If Ord(a$)-64=ans&:Inc p&

            Sound 2000,40
            :::::WindowTitle Str$(p&)+" Points. Correct answer!"

        Else

            Sound 300,40
            :::::WindowTitle Str$(p&)+" Points. Correct answer:  "+Translate$(w$[i&+ans&],"#","")

        EndIf

        Inc i&,4

    EndIf

EndWhile

CLS: Print : Print : Print : Print " THANKS FOR TESTING YOURSELF! " : Print
Print " YOU HAVE ACHIEVED ";p&;" POINTS OUT OF ";Int(n&/5) : Print
Print " EQUAL TO ";Int(100*p&/(n&/5)+.5);" %"
Print : Print
Print " BYE! "
WaitInput
WaitInput
WaitInput
End

Proc USFLAG

    UseFont "ARIAL",4,7,1,0,0
    TextColor Rgb(255,100,100),Rgb(255,100,100)
    DrawText 640,0*8,"                      "
    DrawText 640,1*8,"                      "
    DrawText 640,2*8,"                      "
    DrawText 640,3*8,"                      "
    DrawText 640,4*8,"                      "
    DrawText 640,5*8,"                      "
    DrawText 640,6*8,"                      "
    DrawText 640,7*8,"                      "
    UseFont "ARIAL",7,7,1,0,0
    TextColor Rgb(255,255,255),Rgb(0,0,200)
    DrawText 640,0*7," * * *  "
    DrawText 640,1*7,"  * * * "
    DrawText 640,2*7," * * *  "
    DrawText 640,3*7,"  * * * "
    DrawText 640,4*7," * * *  "

EndProc