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Citizenship civics practice test
Random questions, scored like the real interview. The test stops as soon as you pass or fail.
The real civics test is spoken, not multiple choice. Multiple choice skips the questions whose answer depends on where you live. This is a study aid: passing here does not guarantee that you will pass at your interview.
How the real civics test is scored
| Test | Questions to study | Questions asked | Correct answers to pass |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 civics test | 128 | Up to 20 | 12 |
| 2008 civics test | 100 | Up to 10 | 6 |
| 65/20 applicants, either test | 20 | 10 | 6 |
The officer stops as soon as you have enough correct answers. On the 2025 test the officer also stops after 9 incorrect answers, because passing is no longer possible. This practice test stops the same way.
How this practice test works
- Questions are picked at random from the official USCIS list for the test version you choose.
- Interview style works like the real test: you hear or read the question, say your answer out loud, then compare it with the accepted answers and mark yourself right or wrong.
- Multiple choice shows one accepted answer and three wrong ones. The wrong answers were written for this site; the real test has no answer choices.
- At the end you see each question you missed with its accepted answers. Those questions are also marked for review in the flashcards.
- Your scores are saved only in this browser, on this device.
To read the questions first, see all 128 questions for the 2025 test or all 100 questions for the 2008 test.