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U.S. Citizenship Test

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The U.S. Citizenship Test The U.S. Citizenship Test is required for naturalization. With some exceptions, all U.S. citizens must pass the citizenship exam before they can take the Oath to Allegiance and become U.S. citizens.

The U.S. Citizenship Test Study Guide was developed by U.S. Immigration Support. U.S. Immigration Support created the Citizenship Test Study Guide. It covers the current and redesigned tests, as well as the 100 civics questions. The naturalization exam also includes a reading, writing, and oral English test. There are also 10 questions about American history, government, and civics.

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What's included

  • Overview of the U.S. Citizenship Application Process
  • Benefits of United States Citizenship
  • Responsibilities for a United States Citizen
  • Understanding the U.S. Naturalization Process
  • U.S. Citizenship Test Overview
  • Study Guide: The Branches of the Government
  • Study Guide: Supreme Court & the Executive Branch

  • Study Guide: The President & Head Executives
  • Study Guide: The Constitution
  • Study Guide: Pilgrims and Colonies, Declaration of Independence
  • Study Guide: Revolutionary War and Civil War, Abraham Lincoln
  • The new U.S. Citizenship Test: Sample Questions and Answers Citizenship Test
  • Citizenship Test Exercises
  • NEW: New section with the newly redesigned questions & answers.
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The Redesigned Naturalization Design

The USCIS has recently completed a multiyear redesign of the U.S. citizenship test in order to create a more uniform, fair and meaningful naturalization process. The new naturalization exam focuses on American democracy’s fundamental concepts and the rights and obligations of citizenship. It aims to encourage citizens to identify with our basic values as Americans and to help them learn.
On October 1, 2008, the newly revised naturalization exam will go into effect. All citizenship applicants will need to take the updated test after that date. Individuals who have submitted their citizenship application prior to October 1, 2008, but were scheduled for the naturalization interview after that date, can choose to take either the current or the redesigned naturalization test. The new test must be taken by all applicants who are scheduled to appear for the naturalization interview on or after October 1, 2009.

Sample 1: U.S. citizenship test questions about Citizenship Test

  1. How many stars are on the flag of the United States?
  2. What number of states is there in the Union, exactly?
  3. What colour are the stars on our flag’s flag?
  4. What does the meaning of the stars on the flag?
  5. What number of stripes are on the flag?
  6. What day is the Day of Independence?
  7. Who gave the US Independence?
  8. Which country did we fight in the revolutionary war?
  9. Who was the first President of the United States?
  10. What is a “change of the constitution?”

Sample 2: U.S. citizenship test Questions about Citizenship Test

  1. Name one war that the United States fought in the 1900s.
  2. What was Susan B. Anthony doing?
  3. What is the most famous thing Benjamin Franklin has done?
  4. There were thirteen original states. Name three.
  5. Is there a responsibility that only US citizens have?
  6. What is the role of the judiciary?
  7. Name your U.S. representative
  8. Who creates federal laws?
  9. What is the Constitution?
  10. What is the supreme law in the land?

All the answers, questions and a comprehensive study guide can be found in the U.S. Citizenship Test Study Guide.

Redesigned Naturalization Design

In an effort to create a more standardized, fair and meaningful naturalization process, USCIS has recently completed a multiyear redesign of the U.S. citizen exam. The new naturalization exam focuses on American democracy’s fundamental concepts and the rights and obligations of citizenship. It aims to encourage citizens to identify with our basic values as Americans and to help them learn.
On October 1, 2008, the new revised naturalization exam will go into effect. All citizenship applicants will need to take the updated test after that date. Individuals who have submitted their citizenship application prior to October 1, 2008, but were scheduled for the naturalization interview after that date, can choose to take either the current or the redesigned naturalization test. The new test must be taken by all applicants who are scheduled to appear for the naturalization interview on or after October 1, 2009.

About the U.S. Citizenship Test Study Guide:

U.S. Immigration Support created the United States Citizenship Test Study Guide to assist applicants in studying and preparing for the U.S. citizenship exam. This guide also addresses common questions most applicants may have about the naturalization process. The U.S. Citizenship Test Study Guide is available for private use or as a textbook in a course that prepares students for the naturalization process. The Citizenship Test Study Guide is available for private use or as a textbook in courses that prepare students to take the U.S. citizenship exam. The U.S. The Citizenship Test Study Guide has been clearly written to make it understandable for people of different levels of English proficiency.