Can you pass the US Citizen Civics test?

[geardaddy]

Here's a practice test for fun.

https://my.uscis.gov/en/prep/test/civics/view

I got 100%

[Heartstrings]

1. 100% here as well!

👊

[geardaddy]

7. Nice!

[Glamrock]

2. Damnit!

I fat fingered one....
95%

[geardaddy]

5. Haha

You're still in! I think the cut off is 75%?

[bearsfootball516]

3. Got a 100

[geardaddy]

8. Good on ya!

[leftieNanner]

4. 20 out of 20!

But I went to school when Civics was still a requirement for graduation.

[geardaddy]

6. Me too.

I remember in 4th grade we had civics class and even had an election for a state government in our class. I was Lt. Gov.

[Motley13]

9. 100%

[geardaddy]

10. Congrats!

[Angry Dragon]

11. 90%

[geardaddy]

12. You still can be a citizen!

Which ones did you miss?

[Angry Dragon]

13. Constitution date and misread Dec. of Independence

[geardaddy]

14. Ah, yeah. I would have probably missed the constitution date one.

[Ron Obvious]

15. 100%

It wasn't difficult.

"Darnit, I thought the two major political parties were the American and the Bull Moose party", said hopefully no one taking this test.

[geardaddy]

16. LOL I wish there still was a Bull Moose party.

Yeah, it wasn't that difficult.

[Shrike47]

34. I might vote Bull Moose just because of the name...

[Wounded Bear]

17. 100%

I wonder how many missed the "Who lived here before Europeans came" question by answering "no one?"

[geardaddy]

18. Well done!

Yeah, really!

[LeftInTX]

19. Not easy!

Would the average high school graduate pass this?

Of course I passed. I missed one about the longest river.

[LeftInTX]

21. The longest river is the Missouri, so that was a trick question.

I said Rio Grande cuz I thought it was longer than the Mississippi.

[geardaddy]

26. The Mississippi is the second longest I believe n/t

[3catwoman3]

22. Another 20/20 here.

Reasonably good memory and a couple of educated guesses.

I wonder if there are rotating tests? Some of the questions mentioned above were not in the one I took when I clicked on the sample. Nothing about the longest river, the Constitution date, or who lived here first.

I almost decided t stop taking the test when I got to questions 6&7 - they asked who was POTUS and VPOTUS, and I really, really, REALLY didn't want to click on Trump and Pence.

[LeftInTX]

23. The tests are rotating

I don't think many high school graduates could pass this.....

I couldn't have.......seriously.......

Now that I'm a political junkie, yeah, but back then I only knew the basics.

[3catwoman3]

24. There are at least 5 tests.

I did 5 of them, and decided that was enough. Some questions are in every test, and others take turns.

[Butterflylady]

33. That's why they need a civics class put back in the curriculum.

[geardaddy]

25. Yes, I think the tests are rotating.

I didn't get the one about the longest river or the Constitution date, either.

[Freethinker65]

27. 20/20

[geardaddy]

28. Good job, citizen!

[DFW]

29. 20 out of 20. I was afraid they'd put in something tricky

Like "who is buried in Grant's tomb?"

[geardaddy]

30. Haha!

[3catwoman3]

31. One of the tests had a question...

...about which war the US fought in the 1900s.

One of the answers choices was The War of 1812.

[Butterflylady]

32. Missed 1

Heck, I didnt know the British were staying in peoples houses. No one told me that. Got heck of scare when Ryan's picture popped up at the end. Please put a warning up.

[Glorfindel]

35. 100%. I would have made the same score when I was in 8th grade

Civics was emphasized when I was in elementary school, plus my family expected me to know this stuff and asked me about it.

[sarge43]

36. 100% n/t