Test Your Citizenship
By Barb Stephens

If you meet the President, you call him:
1. your Highness
2. your Excellency
3. Mr. President
The President and his family live in:
1. Blair House
2. the White House
3. the suburbs
The first President to live in the White House was:
1. John Adams
2. George Washington
3. Thomas Jefferson
We celebrate birthdays of two Presidents in February; they are:
1. Washington and Lincoln
2. Jefferson and Adams
3. T. Roosevelt and F.D. Roosevelt
During the War of 1812, when Madison was President, this famous song was written:
1. the Battle Hymn of the Republic
2. God Bless America
3. The Star Spangled Banner
Twenty-seven Presidents have studied:
1. flying
2. law
3. astronomy
The two big political parties today are:
1. Republicans and Democrats
2. Federalists and Whigs
3. Conservatives and Liberals
The U S National Anthem was written by:
1. George Washington
2. Francis Scott Key
3. Benjamin Franklin
The law says Presidential elections must be held on:
1. the first Monday in October
2. Halloween
3. the first Tuesday in November

We hold Presidential elections every:
1. two years
2. four years
3. six years
The United States is made up of:
1. 13 states
2. 37 states
3. 50 states
The parties pick their Presidential candidates in:
1. Presidential primaries
2. national nominating conventions
3. by secret vote
If a president dies in office, the next president is:
1. the Vice President
2. elected by the people
3. the oldest Senator
If you want to run for President you should:
1. go jogging
2. take a nap
3. make speeches
The only man to be elected President four times was:
1. Abraham Lincoln
2. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
3. Ulysses S. Grant
The President's wife is called:
1. the First Lady
2. the Queen
3. Mrs. President
The U S flag's stripes are colored:
1. 6 red and 7 white
2. 7 red and 6 white
3. 6 red and 6 white
When properly folded, the U S flag should be shaped like:
1. a circle
2. a square
3. a triangle