an oral exam where a United States Citizenship and Immigration Services officer asks an applicant 10 civics questions out of 100 they are required to know. To pass the test, they must answer 6 ...

We’re pretty sure that a lot of you at least once in your lifetime have thought: “What if I lived in the US?” Well, here's the secret: to become a US citizen, you actually have to pass a civics test.

and the rights and responsibilities that come with citizenship. During an oral exam, applicants are asked 10 civics questions, selected from a list of 100, and must answer six correctly to pass.

The U.S. citizenship test ... become citizens. The questions test civic, constitutional, and historical knowledge and are delivered orally. There are 100 potential questions but only 10 are ...

Under Senate Bill 1038, Oregon students would have to correctly answer 60 of the 100 civics ... Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), which administers the federal naturalization test ...

The most common path to becoming a U.S. citizen through naturalization takes at least five years, with some individuals averaging more than a decade to complete the process.