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2008 civics test · Question 6 of 100 · Principles of American Government★ 65/20 question

What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?

In Chinese 说出第一修正案规定的一项权利或自由。

Official answers

  • speech言论自由
  • religion宗教自由
  • assembly集会自由
  • press新闻自由
  • petition the government向政府请愿

Any one of these answers is accepted unless the question asks for more than one.

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Why this is the answer

The First Amendment protects five basic freedoms: speech, religion, assembly (gathering peacefully), press, and the right to petition the government (ask it to change something). You only need to name one. A simple way to remember them is that they are all about expressing yourself and your beliefs without government punishment.

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Source: USCIS 100 Civics Questions (PDF)

Unofficial study aid. Questions and answers are copied from USCIS publications; Chinese translations are ours and are for understanding only. Your interview is in English (unless you qualify for an exemption). Always check uscis.gov for the latest information. Not legal advice.