US Citizenship Test: Practice

US Citizenship Test: Practice helps you prepare with the 128 civics questions in the 2025 USCIS test version. Use a citizenship practice test, review flashcards and read explanations before returning to missed material. For 2026 study, check official USCIS guidance to confirm which test version applies to you. STUDY CITIZENSHIP TEST QUESTIONS Review the official civics questions and accepted answers about American government, history, geography and symbols. Original explanations add context to the source material. Topic-based study lets you focus on a subject before returning to mixed practice. The interface and main question bank are English. A separate English-Spanish civics glossary explains selected terms; it does not translate the main questions, the interface or the complete study material. FLASHCARDS AND SPACED REVIEW Read a question, recall your answer and reveal the explanation. Spaced review brings questions back over time, with missed answers returning sooner. Track the distinct questions you have studied and use your study history to choose what to revisit. Set a daily goal and a local reminder for a study routine that fits your day. A streak records your return to practice; it is not a prediction of an interview result. PRACTICE TESTS AND ANSWER REVIEW Take a 20-question multiple-choice practice test, or use a shorter practice session. Review your score and the questions you missed before studying again. The app's timed practice is a study format, not a reproduction of the official oral interview. Practice scores describe answers given in this app. They do not establish eligibility, guarantee a pass or replace the officer's assessment. Refer to USCIS for current test requirements and exceptions. NATURALIZATION INTERVIEW PREPARATION Use the app's English reading and writing vocabulary practice and N-400 interview reference alongside civics study. These tools help you become familiar with words and topics; they do not complete an immigration application or provide legal advice. Some civics answers depend on where you live or who holds office. The app includes a dated answer snapshot with links for checking the relevant official source. Confirm those answers yourself before relying on them for an interview. A saved answer is not a live government update. OFFLINE STUDY AND LOCAL PROGRESS Study the included material without an app account or an internet connection. Keep study progress on your device and use the app's backup and restore tools when moving your own saved study data. Opening external source links requires internet access. Purchase processing is separate from your study records. There are no ads. INDEPENDENT STUDY AID This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by USCIS, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security or any government entity. It offers US citizenship study material, not citizenship exams for other countries. OFFICIAL SOURCES — THE COMPLETE LIST The app's official questions, forms, vocabulary and founding-document material come from these U.S. government sources, and no others: USCIS — 2025 civics questions, Form N-400 and reading/writing vocabulary: https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship-resource-center/naturalization-test-and-study-resources/2025-civics-test GovInfo — officially published government material: https://www.govinfo.gov/ U.S. National Archives — founding documents: https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs The dated officeholder-answer snapshot also uses these official sources: White House: https://www.whitehouse.gov/ U.S. Senate: https://www.senate.gov/ U.S. House of Representatives: https://www.house.gov/ U.S. Supreme Court: https://www.supremecourt.gov/ State-specific snapshot answers link to the relevant state's official source in the app for your confirmation. Explanations and the bilingual glossary are original material written by us. Privacy Policy: https://kanac.github.io/syanac-legal/