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CitizenExams.com helps you prepare for the 2025 U.S. citizenship (naturalization) civics test — all 128 official USCIS questions, with audio and clear explanations.

Some answers depend on your state (senators, governor, capital). The scored practice test includes a state picker that fills those in for you. Choose Standard (20 questions, pass with 12) or Age 65/20 (up to 10 from the starred list, pass with 6 — see FAQ). Your U.S. representative (question 29) varies by congressional district — verify yours before the interview.

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