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Road to Citizenship is designed to help qualified people become U.S. citizens. it provides useful information and a variety of different exercises including extensive practice speaking English clearly using the proven listen-imitate-compare method. And, all the text is spoken so that you can hear as well as read it.
Road to Citizenship is divided into nine major sections. Section 4 consists of nine units specifically covering the information you need to know to successfully complete the history and government test.
Developed by Elizabeth R. Blackmer and Fred W. Clough, Road to Citizenship contains both written and spoken English so you can study by both reading and listening. You can also keep a record of the work you have done in each section of the program.
Road to Citizenship: Table of Contents screen shot
| Section 1: Am I Qualified for Citizenship? screen
shot - Learn what is needed to be qualified for U.S.citizenship. |
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| Section 3: Applying for Citizenship screen
shot - Learn how to fill out your application form. |
| Section 4: Citizenship Lessons screen shot - Learn about U.S. History and Government for the Citizenship Test. |
| Section 5: Practicing English screen shot - Practice your English (if needed) |
| Section 6: Taking the Test screen shot - Take sample citizenship tests (4 types). |
| Section 7: The Interview - Get ready for your citizenship interview. |
| Section 8: The Naturalization Ceremony screen
shot - Get ready for the Naturalization Ceremony. |
| Section 9: A New Citizen - Congratulations! Learn how to use some of your new rights. |
Many helpful aids for teachers:
Use the program to prepare lessons, generate homework and sample quizzes and tests. Print blank application forms for practice. Set your state so that students can learn to pronounce and be quizzed on their state capital, governor and U.S. senators. Pluse there are many activities you can use to help students learn to speak, read, and write English.
Minimum System Requirements: Windows 95/98/2000/ME/NT/XP, 8 MB RAM, 5 MB of free Hard Disk Space, CD ROM Drive, Sound Card and Microphone.
Sample Sound Files from the CD-ROM:
The government in the United States of America is a democracy.
The declaration of Independence said that the colonists were independent from England.
State government building
Congress must coin money.
The United States has oceans on two borders. The Atlantic Ocean is on the east, and the Pacific Ocean is on the west.
