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Modeling with Rational Functions — Unit test

Question 947 • Crowley Credit Recovery Algebra II B

Demitri and Aleki moved to the United States from Greece several years ago. Demitri has completed the naturalization process. Aleki is a permanent resident. What is the difference between their statuses?

Answer
A
Demitri cannot vote in state and federal elections yet, but Aleki can.
B
Demitri can remain in the United States, but Aleki must leave soon.
C
Demitri has all the rights of a citizen, while Aleki faces some restrictions.
D
Demitri can work in the United States, while Aleki cannot seek employment.

Explanation

Completing naturalization makes Demitri a U.S. citizen, so he has the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, including voting in federal elections. Aleki’s permanent-resident status allows him to live and work in the United States, but he is not a citizen and faces some restrictions, such as not being able to vote in federal elections. Therefore, the difference is that Demitri has the rights of a citizen while Aleki faces some restrictions.

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