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About This Quiz
How American are you? If you were born here, you’re automatically a citizen, but would you be able to pass the American citizenship test?
The US Citizenship test is just a portion of the naturalization stage of becoming an American citizen. You must prepare for the test because you have to answer at least six of the ten questions correctly to pass. The USCIS officer will ask these during the interview, so you have to be ready!
Because the US Citizenship test is a requirement for becoming a United States citizen, we thought we would give you a chance to answer some of the questions to see how you would score. Take our US Citizenship practice test to find out!
US Citizenship Practice Test
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, or USCIS, gives out the U.S. citizenship test. This exam allows applicants to become a United States citizen if they can pass it. The naturalization test is not a multiple-choice test because it is more like an interview where a USCIS officer will ask the applicants 10 questions. They must answer at least six questions correctly to pass and become an American citizen. To prepare, the USCIS gives applicants a citizenship practice test that has 20 test questions similar to the civics questions the USCIS officer might ask them.