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Patriotism vs oath #1 (permalink) Wed Nov 28, 2007 20:28 pm   Patriotism vs oath		  
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ESL/EFL Test #259 "US Government Questions Test (7)", question 4

......... is the love and loyalty citizens possess for their country.

(a) Government
(b) Oath
(c) Patriotism

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ESL/EFL Test #259 "US Government Questions Test (7)", answer 4

Patriotism is the love and loyalty citizens possess for their country.

Correct answer: (c) Patriotism
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Patriotism vs oath #2 (permalink) Thu Nov 29, 2007 8:37 am   Patriotism vs oath		  
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