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US Citizenship Test Practice
Start with 7 free mock exams for the 2025 civics test. Practice the interview out loud and learn from every answer.
- 20 mock exams with 20 questions each
- Mock Exams 1–7 free (with ads)
- Interview practice with read-aloud questions
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Citizenship Guide
See all guidesPlain-language guides to every step, from Form N-400 to the oath ceremony, with links to the official sources.
- Naturalization: an overviewWhat becoming a U.S. citizen involves, from Form N-400 to the oath.
- The civics and English testsHow the naturalization tests work, including the 2025 civics test.
- Your naturalization interviewWhat happens at the interview and how to prepare.
- The oath ceremonyThe last step: taking the Oath of Allegiance.
What the civics test covers
Questions are written by us from the facts in the official USCIS study materials for the 2025 civics test, grouped into the same sections. Study by topic for free.
- Principles of Democracy
- System of Government
- Rights & Responsibilities
- Colonial Period & Independence
- The 1800s
- Recent American History
- Geography
- Symbols & Holidays
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Questions and answers
Is this the official civics test?
No. It's an independent practice site made by ChowChow Labs. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS or any U.S. government agency. Use the free USCIS study materials too.
What is the real 2025 civics test like?
It's oral: a USCIS officer asks you up to 20 questions from the list of 128, and you answer out loud. You pass when you answer 12 correctly; the officer stops once you have 12 right or 9 wrong. Our mock exams use 20 questions with 12 correct (60%) as the passing benchmark.
Who uses the 2025 test?
The 2025 civics test applies to applications (Form N-400) filed on or after October 20, 2025. If you filed earlier, you take the 2008 test. Check uscis.gov for the version that applies to you.
What's free?
Mock Exams 1–7 are free, with ads. You don't need an account to try them. Sign up free (email, Google or Apple) to save your results and flags and see every answer explained after each exam.
How does Premium work?
Premium is US$2.99 a month, or US$9.99 once for lifetime Premium (no renewals, active for as long as the site operates). Both unlock Mock Exams 8–20 (all 400 questions), interview practice with every question, your full statistics, no ads, and retrying missed and flagged questions. You can cancel the monthly plan any time and keep Premium until the end of the month you paid for.
US Citizenship Test Prep is an independent study aid made by ChowChow Labs. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or any U.S. government agency. It is not the official civics test, and practice scores don't guarantee you'll pass. Questions that change over time, such as the names of current officials, are not included: check uscis.gov/citizenship/testupdates.