USCIS: Civics Test Study Tools

USCIS Department of Homeland Security

About this app

We updated this App on May 2017. Because of a lapse in federal funding, we will not provide further updates until funding is reestablished. When you study for the naturalization test, keep in mind that answers to certain questions may change because of elections or appointments. Make sure you know the current, correct answers. For more information, visit the Civics Test Updates web page at uscis.gov/citizenship/testupdates.

USCIS: Civics Test Study Tools is an official application of the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), designed to help you study for the civics test portion of the naturalization interview. The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Civics Test Study Tools application is an additional resource to study for the civics portion of the U.S. naturalization test. The application is currently available in English and Spanish. You can take a practice civics test to see if you can pass this exercise. (The actual civics test is not a multiple choice test. It is an oral test. You must answer correctly 6 of 10 questions to pass the actual civics test.) Or, try the Question Challenge game to see how many questions you can answer correctly in a row. The application will show your high score. All of the 100 official civics test questions and answers are available to help you prepare for the actual civics test.

FEATURES:
• English audio for questions
• Spanish audio for questions
• Option to change entire application to Spanish at any time
• Official list of 100 civics questions and answers for the U.S. naturalization test
• Challenge game to see how many questions you can get correct in a row

Ratings and reviews

Useful tool but has some issues that stem from the multiple choice format. I mostly studied by covering the portion of the screen with the answers to recall them from memory first, then I would reveal the options and pick one. Sometimes I'd pick an answer before realizing that "all of the above" was an option (not the case of the real test) and it would be marked as wrong (would pass on the real test). Other times my preferred (approved) answer wasn't even among the options.

Issue with dark theme. Cannot read the questions and cannot see where to change the settings. Thankfully you can use the audio button to listen to the questions. It would be great if there were flashcard style questions so I can self assess. The multiple choice format is too easy after the first few attempts.

Great for practice. Although having issues with dark theme (either on battery saving mode or just as a phone theme) where questions are using dark theme contrast font color (white) but the background is also white, so can't see the text. Second, the answers do not represent all the choices available, focusing only on one option, while during the real test you may have a different set of potential answers, for example U.S territory Guam is repeated all over again, while there is 3 more in guide.

What’s new

Updated answers for new term