New questions added to the citizenship test.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13442226/

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Worl ... 413344.cms

Not a big fan of msnbc myself so I found another source. It's interesting to see another country's view, and check out some of their related story's.

Scramble on.....


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90.

I didn't know the Supreme Court Justice or the INS form.

90,

no go on the sepreme court and ins form #. why would i need to know that...?

I don't even want to admit my score but I kinda just went click happy the first round, and barely qualified for citizenship the second round..jeesh lol and english is my first language!

100

I was born into American citizenship. Fuck a test.

you tell'em... i sure philip nolan thought the same thing...LOL

*blink*

What the hell does English being your first language have to do with a citizenship test?

I wasn't implying that anyone who would have english as a second language would do any worse then me, probably better as you see I didn't post my own score. I am only saying it may be a barrier...in reference to taking tests, as reading and writing in a different language are often much harder then simply just speaking it and it would be something someone would have to overcome. Most people can learn to speak another language without ever having to write it down.My cousin can speak fluent Arabic but would never be able to write or read it.

I didn't mean to offend...

65

95 %, w00t

95%. Didn't know the name of the INS form.

I surprised myself.

95, but i had to guess on the INS form question.

i knew the INS question, but I faild the test. ROFL