US Citizenship Practice Test 2025 Question Answers

US Citizenship Practice Test 2025 Question Answers. Our civics practice test is a study tool to help you test your knowledge of U.S. history and government. Use this online tool in English to prepare for the civics portion of the naturalization test. Please note that the actual test is in English.

The following US Citizenship Practice Test 2025 Question Answers are in multiple-choice format. There are a total of 50 sample questions for the US Citizenship Test. You can view your score at the end of the quiz. The information presented in Preparing for the Naturalization Test. You are preparing for the citizenship test now. By using this practice test, you will find information and practice that will get you ready for testing on various subjects that you will find in the USCIS citizenship test.

US Citizenship Practice Test 2025 Question Answers

Name of the Exam	US Citizenship Test Question Answers
Country	USA
Exam Type	Naturalization Test
Time Duration	N/A
Number of Question	50
Question Type	Sample Multiple Choice Questions
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US Citizenship Practice Test

1 / 50

The words to the national anthem were written by ______.

A) Theodore Roosevelt

B) Alexander Hamilton

C) Francis Scott Key

D) Robert Frost

2 / 50

The U.S. Capitol is ______.

A) part of the F.B.I.

B) where Congress meets

C) called the White House

D) the Supreme Court

3 / 50

The basic belief of the Declaration of Independence is that ______.

A) all men are created equal

B) it is important to work hard

C) America needs a new constitution

D) America must become a strong country

4 / 50

The Constitution and the Bill of Rights guarantee ______ rights.

A) the people’s

B) the government’s

C) the country’s

D) the Senate’s

5 / 50

A person has to be ______ to become President.

A) college graduate

B) a man

C) a native-born American

D) 21 years old

6 / 50

The national anthem of the United States is ______.

A) America the Beautiful

B) The Stars and Stripes Forever

C) God Bless America

D) The Star Spangled Banner

7 / 50

You need Form ______ to apply for citizenship.

A) USCIS

B) N-420

C) G345

D) N-400

8 / 50

One of the rights in the Bill of Rights is ______.

A) freedom from hunger

B) the minimum wage

C) the right to strike

D) freedom of religion

9 / 50

Supreme Court justices are selected by the ______.

A) House of Representatives

B) Senate

C) Chief Justice

D) President

10 / 50

The President is advised by ______.

A) his political party

B) former presidents

C) his cabinet

D) his lawyer

11 / 50

The Pilgrims celebrated ______ for the first time.

A) the Fourth of July

B) the New Year

C) Christmas

D) Thanksgiving

12 / 50

The White House is the President’s ______.

A) vacation home

B) cabinet

C) official home

D) library

13 / 50

One of the rights in the Bill of Rights is ______.

A) the right to work

B) the minimum wage

C) the right to strike

D) freedom of assembly

14 / 50

______ signs bills into law.

A) The Speaker of the House

B) The Chief Justice

C) The President

D) The Congress

15 / 50

The two major American political parties are ______

A) Liberals and Tories

B) Socialists and Democrats

C) Socialists and Republicans

D) Republicans and Democrats

16 / 50

The president is the ______ of the military

A) commander-in-chief

B) captain

C) ranking officer

D) advisor

17 / 50

The Pilgrims sailed to the New World on board the ______.

A) Mayflower

B) Constitution

C) Queen Mary

D) Bounty

18 / 50

During the Civil War, ______ was the president.

A) Theodore Roosevelt

B) James Madison

C) Abraham Lincoln

D) Franklin D. Roosevelt

19 / 50

The first commander-in-chief of the military was ______.

A) John F. Kennedy

B) George W. Bush

C) George Washington

D) John Adams

20 / 50

Each state can elect only ______ senators

A) 2

B) 13

C) 3

D) 1

21 / 50

The head executive of a city government is the ______.

A) senator

B) mayor

C) governor

D) legislator

22 / 50

Only ______ has the power to declare war.

A) Congress

B) the state governors

C) the cabinet

D) the President

23 / 50

The President’s office in the White House is ______.

A) the Reception Room

B) the Oval Office

C) the Blue Room

D) the Cabinet Room

24 / 50

______ was the major writer of the Declaration of Independence.

A) Abraham Lincoln

B) Thomas Jefferson

C) George Washington

D) Woodrow Wilson

25 / 50

One of the rights in the Bill of Rights is ______.

A) freedom from hunger

B) freedom of the press

C) the right to work

D) the right to strike

26 / 50

The President lives in ______.

A) the Smithsonian

B) the White House

C) the Pentagon

D) the Washington Monument

27 / 50

There are ______ Supreme Court justices.

A) 9

B) 4

C) 6

D) 11

28 / 50

______ freed the slaves.

A) Woodrow Wilson

B) James Monroe

C) James Madison

D) Abraham Lincoln

29 / 50

The new president is inaugurated in ______.

A) December

B) January

C) October

D) November

30 / 50

A senator can be re-elected ______ times.

A) two

B) five

C) innumerable

D) three

31 / 50

One of the rights in the Bill of Rights is ______.

A) the right to travel abroad

B) unemployment compensation

C) the minimum wage

D) freedom of speech

32 / 50

______ is called the Father of Our Country

A) Benjamin Franklin

B) George Washington

C) Louis XVI

D) King George III

33 / 50

There are 50 ______ in the United States

A) unions

B) districts

C) mayors

D) states

34 / 50

Presidential elections are held in ______.

A) January

B) December

C) November

D) October

35 / 50

The ______ came to America for religious freedom.

A) Pilgrims

B) immigrants

C) Native Americans

D) British navy

36 / 50

The highest court in the United States is the ______.

A) Supreme Court

B) county court

C) district court

D) state court

37 / 50

A congressman can be re-elected ______ times.

A) two

B) three

C) innumerable

D) five

38 / 50

The Declaration of Independence was adopted in ______.

A) 1787

B) 1781

C) 1776

D) 1800

39 / 50

. The introduction to the Constitution is the ______.

A) Declaration of Independence

B) preamble

C) the first five amendments

D) First Amendment

40 / 50

The Emancipation Proclamation ______.

A) raised taxes

B) freed the slaves

C) declared war on Japan

D) abolished taxes

41 / 50

The minimum voting age in the United States is ______.

A) 16

B) 18

C) 21

D) 23

42 / 50

Congress meets in ______.

A) Independence Hall

B) the White House

C) the Capitol

D) New York

43 / 50

The Constitution was written in ______.

A) 1776

B) 1779

C) 1781

D) 1787

44 / 50

A benefit of being a U.S. citizen is ______.

A) having the right to vote

B) having the job you want

C) speaking English

D) living in a large city

45 / 50

The Bill of Rights is ______.

A) the rules of the Supreme Court

B) the first 10 amendments to the Constitution

C) the Preamble to the Constitution

D) the rules of the President’s cabinet

46 / 50

. One of the purposes of the United Nations is to promote ______.

A) peace

B) good jobs

C) America’s policies

D) happiness

47 / 50

The Pilgrims were helped by ______.

A) the English king

B) the English parliament

C) Native Americans

D) Frenchmen

48 / 50

The head executive of a state government is the ______.

A) mayor

B) senator

C) legislator

D) governor

49 / 50

. The 13 original states had been ______.

A) provinces of Canada

B) Spanish territories

C) French possessions

D) English colonies

50 / 50

The U.S. government is a ______.

A) kingdom

B) branch of the legislature

C) democracy

D) socialist state

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