Teighlor Clark took a citizenship test and scored 70%, missing questions about World War II and Native American groups in the US. They felt this showed gaps in their knowledge of details about Ohio and American history. The average test score of 68% suggests many Americans may not know as much about the country as they assume, and people should assess their own knowledge before expecting others to answer citizenship test questions.

1. Teighlor Clark
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Citizenship Test Questions
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What grade did you get?
70%
Why do you think you got that grade other than just the amount of questions you got right?
Some of the questions I did not know especially questions that involved World War Two and what group
of Indians are in the United States.
What does it mean to you that you got that grade?
To me it means that I really didn’t know the small details of Ohio & the United States of America.
What does it say about Americans as you learned the nation's average grade on this test (68)?
I don’t think many Americans know as much as they think they do about America. It’s surprising that the
average is 68, I think some people need to realize how much they actually know about America before
they start forcing others to answer questions about the country.