Walk into your citizenship interview ready.
OathReady is a free practice tool for the U.S. naturalization civics test — every official question, real interview-style flashcards, and answers that stay current. Built for the person studying alone, at their own pace.
128
current 2025 test questions
100
original 2008 test questions
$0
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What is the supreme law of the land?
Three simple steps to test-day confidence
No account. Just open the page and start studying.
Pick your test version
Filed before Oct 20, 2025? You’ll study 100 questions. Filed after? You’re on the new 128-question set. We’ll help you figure out which.
Practice your way
Take a multiple-choice quiz to build confidence, then switch to flashcards to practice recalling answers out loud — just like the real interview.
Know your score
See exactly how many you’d need right on the real test, track what you still need to review, and go again until it sticks.
Built to actually be useful
Both official question sets
The current 128-question (2025) test and the original 100-question (2008) test, word-for-word from USCIS — no guessing which version applies to you.
Practice like the real interview
The actual test is spoken, not multiple choice. Our flashcards train you to recall answers out loud, the way the officer will actually ask.
Your state’s real answers
Senators, governor, and state capital questions are personalized — just pick your state and see the current, correct answer.
Kept up to date
Answers that change with elections — President, Vice President, Speaker of the House — are clearly flagged so you know to double-check before your interview.
Ready to see where you stand?
Take a free 10-question practice quiz right now — it takes about five minutes.
Quick answers
It depends on when you filed Form N-400. Filed before October 20, 2025? Study the 100-question test. Filed on or after? Study the 128-question test. Learn more on our How It Works page.
No — the real civics test is oral. The USCIS officer asks you questions and you answer out loud. Our flashcards are built to mirror that; the quiz is a lighter warm-up format.