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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
I think a 10 question quiz containing questions on geography, science, foreign affairs, and govenment would go a long way in proving U.S. citizenship. Anyone receiving a passing grade should be looked on with suspicion. They're probably not a citizen.
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Originally Posted by rhadin
I don't share your confidence. About 15 years ago new teachers who were applying for positions were asked to take the same test, in their specialty area, that high school students needed to take in order to graduate. Thus, an American history teacher was asked to take the the American history exam, the biology teacher, the biology exam, etc. Less than 50% were able to pass the exams in their subject area. So how can you expect non-"experts" to be able to pass a questionnaire?
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That's what Tom's saying - if they
DO get a pass grade on the exam, they're probably not a US citizen
