Should immigrants be required to pass a citizenship test to demonstrate a basic understanding of our country’s language, history, and government?

If you moved to a new country, what aspects of its culture and history would you find most important to learn, and why?

Can someone be a good citizen without knowing historical dates and facts; what characteristics do you think define good citizenship?

What challenges might a person face while studying for a citizenship test in a language that is not their first?

Do you believe there are better ways to welcome newcomers than a citizenship test; if so, what might they be?

Imagine you're designing a citizenship test for your country; what one question would you definitely include and why?

Should the ability to participate in political processes require passing a test when many citizens born in the country might not pass it themselves?

How would it feel to have your right to stay in a country depend on passing a test, and how might this affect your sense of belonging?

In your view, does requiring immigrants to pass a citizenship test contribute to or detract from the cultural diversity of a country?

Why do you think some people oppose or support the idea of a citizenship test for immigrants, and where do you stand on this spectrum?