The US Citizenship Test Study Guide - American Edition

It’s the test that can determine the rest of your life – here’s how to make sure you don’t screw it up.
Did you know that as of April 19, 2021 the Civics Test is the 2008 version?
Want to have more say in who gets to run the country and vote in the next election?
Do you want to take advantage of the powerful US passport when traveling?
Or maybe you want to get priority in bringing your family members to the US?
Unless you’re a US citizen, you won’t be entitled to these privileges.
There are many benefits to becoming a US citizen, but it’s not easy to become one, with long processing times, strict eligibility requirements, and high costs.
One of the major hurdles to becoming a citizen is the US Citizenship Test, which is the final step before finally getting to take the Oath of Allegiance.
The test covers both English skills and a host of topics about the US (including facts that even American citizens don’t know!).
You’ll only have two chances to pass this test, so it’s crucial that you do everything necessary to prepare for this important day and that, when it comes, you’ll be ready and confident.
This study guide puts together everything you need to know about taking the US Citizenship Test in one handy manual.
In The US Citizenship Test Study Guide – American Edition, you will discover:

A comprehensive guide to applying for, taking, and passing the US Citizenship Test

The questions to expect and prepare for during your naturalization interview with a USCIS Officer

The official 100 questions and answers to the most recent version of the Civics Test (2021)

The official vocabulary list of words you’ll need to know for your reading and writing test

Where you can find the most updated information about your elected government officials

Detailed discussions of each answer to the Civics Test to ensure you understand – and not just memorize – what you’re answering

Definitions and sample sentences for each word on the vocabulary lists to increase your familiarity with them

Studying tips and techniques to improve your preparation and work on your weaknesses

Online resources where you can test your knowledge further, find additional information, and get help in preparing to become a citizen

A final 100-question exam you can practice on and apply everything you’ve studied before you take the actual test

And much more.
It’s perfectly normal to be nervous about taking this test. After all, it’s more than just a grade that’s at stake – it’s your future.
If you’re eligible to apply to become a citizen, you’ve probably invested at least 3 to 5 years as a permanent resident in the country.
Don’t let all that time and hard work go to waste.