Prepare for the real interview
Practice answering out loud
Hear each question spoken, say your answer, then reveal an accepted USCIS response. On supported browsers, you can also try microphone transcription.
About microphone practice: Speech recognition depends on your browser and may use its speech service. The spoken words are shown only for your own comparison; this site does not grade speech or save transcripts. You can always answer aloud without a microphone.
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Choose the version based on when you filed Form N-400. Check my test version
Your marked answers and unfinished session are saved only in this browser.
Microphone transcription is optional. It does not grade answers or save transcripts on this site, and your browser may use a speech service. You can always answer aloud without it.
Accepted USCIS answers
Answers involving officials can change. Confirm the answer at your interview date using USCIS test updates or the state answer helper.
Compare your spoken answer, then choose a button. Each choice saves your mark and moves to the next question.
Your progress on this device
Start a session to see your progress here.
This erases marked question history, mock and 65/20 results, and any unfinished study session on this device. Your test version choice and saved state-specific answers stay available.
Why oral practice matters
The USCIS civics test is given orally. You do not choose from multiple choice answers at the interview. Practice saying a short accepted answer clearly, then check the official list. You may give any accepted answer that fully meets the question.