US Citizenship Test Practice
899 practice questions covering every topic on the USCIS civics test. Detailed explanations that help you understand the why behind every answer.
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About the US Citizenship Test
The U.S. naturalization test is a requirement for anyone applying for American citizenship. During your interview, a USCIS officer will ask you up to 10 questions from a bank of 128 civics questions. You must answer at least 6 correctly to pass.
The test covers American government, history, geography, and civic values. You'll need to know how the United States works, from the Constitution and the Bill of Rights to current government officials and national symbols.
StudyPass gives you 899 practice questions across 13 topics, covering the full civics test plus English reading and writing, interview preparation, and the oath of allegiance. Every question includes a detailed explanation to help you understand the context behind each answer.
United States Citizenship Test
USCIS Civics Test
Practice topics
What you'll practise
Every topic on the test, broken into focused practice sets with detailed explanations for each question.
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Principles of Democracy
The Constitution, the Bill of Rights, rule of law, and the foundations of American democracy.
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System of Government
The three branches, checks and balances, Congress, the President, and the courts.
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Rights & Responsibilities
Individual rights, the amendments, voting, civic duties, and the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Colonial Period & Independence
The founding of the colonies, the American Revolution, and the Declaration of Independence.
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1800s History
Westward expansion, the Civil War, Reconstruction, and the industrial era.
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Recent American History
World wars, civil rights movement, Cold War, and modern America.
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Geography
States, territories, borders, rivers, and national landmarks.
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Symbols & Holidays
The flag, the national anthem, Independence Day, and other American symbols.
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English Reading
Practise the English reading vocabulary required for the USCIS naturalization test.
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English Writing
Practise the English writing vocabulary required for the USCIS naturalization test.
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Interview Questions
Common questions asked during the USCIS naturalization interview beyond the civics test.
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Application Process
Understanding the N-400 application, fees, eligibility, and the path to citizenship.
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Oath of Allegiance
The meaning, history, and requirements of the Oath of Allegiance ceremony.
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Key terms to know
Important concepts and vocabulary that appear frequently on the United States citizenship test.
House of Representatives
The lower chamber of Congress consisting of 435 members apportioned among the states based on population.
Bill of Rights
The first ten amendments to the United States Constitution, ratified in 1791.
Declaration of Independence
The document adopted on July 4, 1776, declaring the thirteen colonies' independence from British rule and outlining the philosophical basis for self-governance.
Gettysburg Address
A brief speech delivered by President Abraham Lincoln in 1863 at the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
First Amendment
The first amendment to the United States Constitution, protecting fundamental freedoms including speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.
Supreme Court
The highest court in the United States, consisting of a Chief Justice and eight associate justices, with the power to interpret the Constitution.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are on the US citizenship test?
The USCIS officer will ask you up to 10 civics questions from a bank of 128. You need to answer at least 6 correctly to pass the civics portion.
What is the pass rate for the US citizenship test?
Historically around 91-93%, but the 2025 expansion to 128 questions may change this. The best way to ensure you pass is thorough preparation.
Is the US citizenship test multiple choice?
No - the actual test is oral. The officer reads questions aloud and you answer verbally. StudyPass uses multiple-choice format for practice, which helps you learn and remember the material.
How much does the US citizenship test cost?
The N-400 application fee is $710 (as of 2025), which includes the biometric services fee. There are fee waivers available for eligible applicants.
When did the USCIS test change to 128 questions?
USCIS expanded the civics test bank from 100 to 128 questions in 2025. StudyPass covers all 128 official questions, plus interview prep, English reading and writing practice, and more.
Can I take the citizenship test in a language other than English?
Applicants who are 50+ with 20+ years of permanent residence, or 55+ with 15+ years, may take the civics test in their native language. The English language test itself must be taken in English unless you qualify for an exemption.
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