U.S. Citizenship Test Preparation

These resources can be used to help students prepare for the United States Naturalization Interview and Test. Students at a high-beginning speaking/listening level can get started practicing the 100 Civics Questions, which are asked and answered orally during the Citizenship interview. For best results, students should master Level 1 and 2 phonics skills before starting the Citizenship Reading and Writing practice lessons. To check a student's phonics skill ability, you can use the ABLE Test. 

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Citizenship Reading and Writing Practice
Learn to read and spell words from the USCIS Reading Word List and Writing Word List. (See this video from USCIS).

Holidays 1:  Part A - Part B - Part C
Holidays 2:  Part A - Part B - Part C

Geography 1:  Part A - Part B - Part C
Geography 2:  Part A - Part B - Part C

Presidents 1:  Part A - Part B - Part C
Presidents 2:  Part A - Part B - Part C

Government 1:  Part A - Part B - Part C
Government 2:  Part A - Part B - Part C

History 1:  Part A - Part B - Part C
History 2:  Part A - Part B - Part C

Writing Test Review

100 Civics Questions Practice
Learn to understand and answer the 100 Civics Questions. (See this video and this list of 100 questions from USCIS).

US Geography
US Flag and Holidays
Declaration of Independence
The Constitution
Three Branches of Government
Judicial Branch
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Federal vs. State Government
Two Political Parties
Economy and Taxes
Responsibilities of Citizenship
​American History in the 1600s and 1700s
American History in the 1800s
American History in the 1900s
​Packet of 100 Questions (that match slides)
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Additional Resources:
From Smithsonian: 100Q Practice Test
From Smithsonian: 100Q Learn & Explore
​From USCIS.gov: Test Practice App
​From USCIS.gov: 100 Civics Q. Lessons

General
About the US Citizenship Interview

​From USCIS.gov:  Intro Video
From USCIS.gov:  Interview Video
​From USCIS.gov:  N-400 Application
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