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Prepare for the U.S. citizenship test with free practice, all 128 USCIS civics questions, immediate answer feedback and shorter 20-question practice tests. Use the question bank to study accepted answers and review the topics you need to improve.
The civics test is part of the USCIS naturalization process for becoming a U.S. citizen. Applicants are tested on U.S. government, history and civics as part of the naturalization examination.
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The civics portion of the naturalization test is oral. A USCIS officer asks up to 20 questions from the applicable question bank. The test ends when the applicant answers 12 correctly or reaches the failing threshold. The applicable test version can depend on the Form N-400 filing date, so confirm your version with USCIS before studying.
The current USCIS question bank covers American government, American history, geography, national symbols, holidays, rights and civic responsibilities. Complete practice helps you find weak topics before moving to spoken recall.
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USCIS Civics Test Practice FAQ
Is this USCIS citizenship test practice free?
Yes. The complete 128-question practice, random 20-question test and question library are free to use.
Is this the official USCIS website?
No. USACitizenshipTest.com is an independent educational resource and is not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency.
Are these the current USCIS civics questions?
The practice material is based on the current USCIS civics question bank. Confirm which test version applies to you using your Form N-400 filing date and official USCIS guidance.
Is the real citizenship civics test multiple choice?
No. A USCIS officer asks the civics questions orally. Multiple-choice options on this website are learning aids that help you recognize and review answers.
How many civics questions will USCIS ask?
For the 128-question civics test version, the officer asks up to 20 questions and stops when the applicant reaches the passing or failing threshold.
How many correct answers are required to pass?
For the 128-question civics test version, an applicant must answer 12 questions correctly to pass.
Should I practice all 128 questions?
Yes. The real questions are selected from the applicable question bank, so complete practice helps you identify weak topics before taking shorter random tests.
Can I use translation assistance?
Optional machine-generated translation assistance is available in ten languages. The English question and accepted English answer remain authoritative.
