Which term describes someone born in the U.S. or born to U.S. citizens?

• A. Natural Born Citizen
• B. Political Office
• C. Political Party
• D. Bias

Answer: (A)

The idea here is about citizenship from birth. A natural-born citizen is someone who is a citizen at birth, which in practice includes a person born on U.S. soil or a person born abroad to U.S. citizen parents who meet the citizenship rules. This term is used to describe people who already have U.S. citizenship by birth, which matters for eligibility for certain high offices, like the presidency.

The other terms describe unrelated concepts: political office refers to a governmental position, a political party is a group that supports candidates and ideas in elections, and bias means a prejudiced viewpoint. None of those describe being a citizen from birth, which is why natural-born citizen fits the question.