Study guides
Citizenship Test Study Guides
The question lists, the vocabulary, and the rules that decide which test you sit. Written for the 2026 interview.
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100 civics questions
The 100-question list is the 2008 test, still live for anyone who filed Form N-400 before October 20, 2025. What it covers, how it is scored, and the 20 starred questions.
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100 civics questions and answers
All 100 official civics questions and answers from the 2008 USCIS test, in order, with the 20 starred questions marked and the six answers that depend on where you live.
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128 civics questions
The 2025 test draws 20 questions from a bank of 128 and passes you at 12. What the list covers, what changed from the old 100, and a four-week plan to work through it.
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128 civics questions and answers
All 128 official civics questions and answers from USCIS document M-1778, in order, with the 20 starred questions for the 65/20 exemption marked.
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Naturalization test questions
There are three sets of questions, not one: the civics bank, the English reading and writing sentences, and the officer's review of your Form N-400. All three are scored.
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Citizenship test questions and answers
Questions and answers for all four scored parts: civics, reading, writing, and the Part 9 questions on your own N-400, with what each one is really asking.
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Citizenship test study guide
A calendar, not a question list. Eight weeks from first pass to interview day, using free USCIS material, built on retrieval practice and a shrinking miss deck.
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USCIS study guide
M-1778, M-1122, M-1178, M-715 and the flash cards. What each official USCIS publication holds, which version applies to you, and where the free material runs out.
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Citizenship test 2026
Two tests run at once in 2026 and your filing date picks yours: 100 questions passing at 6, or 128 questions passing at 12. What is scored, what to bring, who is exempt.
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USCIS citizenship test 2026
How USCIS runs the test: automated question selection, what the officer scores, Form N-652 outcomes, the 60 to 90 day retest window, and the exemptions it recognises.
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Citizenship test writing sentences
USCIS publishes the words, not the sentences. Here are 40 practice sentences built entirely from the official writing vocabulary, plus how test sentences are put together.
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USCIS writing vocabulary
The complete official writing vocabulary in the categories USCIS uses, what it leaves out, and the nine spellings that account for most of the misses.
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USCIS reading vocabulary
The complete official reading vocabulary, what the six question words tell you about the test sentences, and how the list differs from the writing one.
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Citizenship test vocabulary
Reading and writing are two separate official lists that overlap by more than half. What they share, where they differ, and a two-week plan that keeps them apart.
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Citizenship test exemptions
Four routes and two dates. Which exemption waives English, which shrinks the civics test, what Form N-648 covers, and why you must bring your own interpreter.
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