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Years in office
House: 2 years.
President: 4 years.
Senate: 6 years.
Founding documents
Declaration: July 4, 1776.
Constitution: 1787.
Bill of Rights: first 10 amendments.
Who does what?
Congress makes laws.
President carries them out.
Courts interpret them.
Stars & stripes
13 stripes: original colonies.
50 stars: today's states.
Anthem: The Star-Spangled Banner.
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Which test do I need?
Filed Form N-400 before October 20, 2025? Study the 2008 test: 100 questions, up to 10 asked, 6 correct to pass. Filed on or after October 20, 2025? Study the 2025 test: 128 questions, up to 20 asked, 12 correct to pass. Choose by filing date, not interview date. Eligible 65/20 applicants study their versionâs designated 20 questions; 6 of 10 correct passes. Check USCIS guidance.
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Questions and accepted answers come from the official 2008 USCIS list (PDF) and 2025 USCIS list (PDF). Memory tips are written by Coffee & Fun, not USCIS. Some official answers simplify history; hints add context where useful.
This covers civics. The interview also covers your application and, unless an exception applies, English reading, writing, and speaking. What to expect. Practice scores use your own assessment and cannot guarantee an interview result.
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