This is a practice version of the U.S. naturalization civics test (2008 edition). Test mode serves 10 randomized questions; Practice mode presents the full 100 questions based on the official USCIS study materials. Score 6 out of 10 to pass! Options randomize on load, answers lock on selection, feedback is immediate, and a score summary appears at the end of Test mode.
All features
- Coverage: full 100-question 2008 civics bank (current as of 2025/2026).
- Modes: Test (10 random) and Practice (all 100).
- Randomized answer order per load.
- Immediate correct/incorrect feedback with the correct option highlighted.
- Progress bar, item position, and final score summary.
- Pass threshold in Test mode: 6 of 10.
- Accessible roles and labels (ARIA radiogroups, live regions).
- Keyboard navigation support.
- Responsive layout, mobile-friendly.
- Answer locking to prevent changes after selection.
- Reset control to rebuild a new randomized set.
- Decorative U.S. theme motif and confetti on pass.
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Citizenship test FAQ
Why does this test use the 2008 set?
USCIS replaced the 2020 redesign and reverted to the 2008 test in 2021; a later trial redesign ended in 2024 with no change, so 2008 remains in effect.
Is the civics test multiple choice?
No. It is an oral interview. This widget uses choices only for practice efficiency.
How many questions do I study and how many will I be asked?
Study the published list of 100; you will be asked up to 10 and the interview can stop after 6 correct.
Do answers about officials change?
Yes. Items that name officeholders (for example, your U.S. Representative) change with elections or appointments.
What happens if I fail the civics or English test?
You get one retest on the failed part only, scheduled 60–90 days after the first interview.
Are there English-language exemptions?
Yes. 50/20 and 55/15 applicants are exempt from the English test but must take civics; they may use an interpreter.
What is the 65/20 special consideration?
Applicants age 65+ with 20+ years as LPR study a simplified list of 20 civics questions; they are still asked up to 10 and need 6 correct.
Can I take the civics test in my language?
Only if you qualify for the English exemption or a medical disability accommodation; bring a fluent interpreter when required.
What materials are official?
USCIS publishes the 100 questions and answers with audio; use the current USCIS list for study.
Is the civics test the only part of the naturalization exam?
No. There is also an English speaking, reading, and writing assessment during the interview.
Does the interview include local or state questions?
Yes. Some items ask for your state’s Governor, your U.S. Senators, and your U.S. Representative.
Do I need to memorize exact dates like tax deadlines or numbers of officials?
No. The civics test focuses on government structure, history, rights, and current officeholders, not shifting deadlines.
Does USCIS decide immediately?
USCIS aims to issue a decision after the interview and testing; by policy they have up to 120 days to decide.
Where do I find the latest list and practice tools?
On USCIS’s site: the 2008 civics questions page and the official practice test.
Have you passed your citizenship test yet? Would you like any more features in the test? Let us know in the comments below!
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