Citizenship Practice Quizzes
Twenty free civics quizzes, ten for each version of the naturalization test. Every question is multiple choice, every answer is scored in your browser, and no account is required.
USCIS decides which civics test you take from the date it received your Form N-400, not from your interview date. Applicants who filed before October 20, 2025 take the 100-question 2008 test; applicants who filed on or after that date take the 128-question 2025 test. If you are not sure which one applies to you, start with which civics test you will take.
Ten quizzes built from the 128 questions, including a 20-question practice test scored with the real rules: 12 correct to pass, and the test ends after 9 wrong answers.
Each answer shows every response USCIS accepts, plus a short explanation adapted from the USCIS study guide.
Ten quizzes built from the 100 questions, one for each topic on the test plus a random 10-question quiz that draws across all of them.
The officer asks up to 10 questions on the 2008 test, and you must answer 6 of them correctly.
Start with one of these
- 2025 practice test — twenty random questions, scored the way the interview scores them.
- 65/20 starred questions — the 20 questions for applicants 65 or older who have been lawful permanent residents for 20 years.
- 2025 flashcards — all 128 questions as flip cards, grouped by topic, for studying before a quiz.
- 2008 random 10-question quiz — a quick check across the whole 100-question set.
The civics test is one half of the naturalization interview. If you also want to work on the English part, the English test page covers the reading, writing, and speaking components with the official vocabulary lists.