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Examples: “I failed my driving test,”means “I did not pass.”“I failed to stop at the red light,” means “I did not stop.”  \nFalse: not true.  \nFile a tax return: send tax papers to the government.  \nForcing sexual contact or relations: touching the male or female parts of the body when someone doesn’t want it.  \nFraudulent: to make people believe a lie so you can get something you want.  \nGamble: pay money to guess who will win at sports or games so that you can try to get more money.  \nGenocide: killing a whole group or race of people because of their religion, race, or other reason.  \nGuerrilla group: a group of people who use weapons against or attack the military, police or government.  \nHabitual drunkard: a person who regularly drinks too much alcohol (gets drunk) .  \nImmigration benefit: things that can help you because you are a documented immigrant, like being able to work and live in the United States.  \nInsurgent organization: a group of people that uses weapons to fight a government. Jail: a building where police take people who are arrested for breaking the law.  \nLabor camp: a jail or prison where the prisoners have to do a lot of difficult work.  \nLegally incompetent: can’t make decisions for yourself because you have mental problems.  \nLie: to say things that are not true.  \nMarital Status: whether you are legally married, single, divorced or widowed.  \nMarried: having a husband or wife. This means legally married. 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I owe $215.”  \nParamilitary unit: a group of people who act like the military, but do not work for a government.  \nPersecute: to hurt someone badly, or unfairly, often because of religion or political beliefs  \nPrison: a building where criminals must stay as punishment for breaking the law.  \nPolice unit: a group of people who work for a government to catch people who break the law  \nPrison camp: a jail or prison for enemy soldiers or other military during a war.  \nProbation: a time when a person who has broken the law gets out of prison early but is required to regularly report to the police.  \nPublic benefit: money from the government for things that can help you such as food stamps, housing assistance, or Social Security payments.  \nRebel group: a group of people who fight a government or other group with power.  \nRegister: sign up.  \nResident: a person who lives in a specific place.  \nSingle: not married now and never married before.  \nSelf-defense unit: a group of people","cbCaijC9Xb0ENiTS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijC9Xb0ENiTS","pdf",195892,"English","# Vocabulary for the N400 Application\n## Legal and immigration terms\n## Armed forces vocabulary","[{\"question\":\"What does “Advocate” mean in this vocabulary list?\",\"answer\":\"“Advocate” means to agree with and tell others about an idea.\"},{\"question\":\"How is “Detention facility” defined?\",\"answer\":\"A detention facility is a jail or prison where people wait before they go to court.\"},{\"question\":\"What does “Alien” mean in the armed forces vocabulary section?\",\"answer\":\"“Alien” means not a citizen of the United States.\"}]","Vocabulary for the N400 Application - Key Legal Terms | PDF",1790579964]