U.S. Citizenship and English Practice
Prepare for the U.S. Naturalization Interview with reading, writing, civics questions, and N-400 personal information practice.
Some of the questions on the N-400 are normal questions about your life. Where do you live? Do you have children? What is your current address? But, the N-400 has some very specific questions about your history. These are questions about taxes, telling the truth, crime, and more. Some questions use very specific legal vocabulary.… Read More
Civics and Reading The constitution defines the government for all Americans. We don’t have any kings, queens, or nobility. Everyone must follow the law. What about teachers? They must follow the law. What about governors? They must follow the law. What about presidents? They must follow the law. What is the “rule of law”? –>… Read More
Question Review: What is your name? Have you ever used any other names? Do you have children? When was your last trip outside the United States? Bonus: Who is the president of the US now? What is the political party of the president now? Who is the vice president of the US now? N-400 Practice:… Read More
Reading and Civics The United States government has many parts. Congress makes federal laws. The court interprets the laws. The president signs bills to become laws. The president is also in charge of the Executive branch. Each part of the government is called a branch. The constitution made 3 branches of government to work together.… Read More
N-400 Questions What is your full legal name? –> My name is Where were you born? –> I was born in _______ What is your marital status? Are you single, married, divorced, widowed, or separated? Do you have any children? If yes: Where do they live? Mystery Leaders Who am I? 😎😎😎 Where were you… Read More
Reading and Civics The constitution is the most important law of the United States. That is what we mean when we say the constitution is the supreme law of the US. What is the supreme law of the land? –> The Constitution The Constitution has the idea of self-government in the first three words. Self-government… Read More
Practice Questions and Answers: How are you doing today? What is your full legal name? What do you do? I work at ________________ I take care of my family. I am unemployed. I am retired. I am a student at ________ Watch this video from USCIS with important information about the day of your interview.… Read More
Civics Review: Oregon Leaders Reading+Civics: Places The Statue of Liberty is a famous place in New York. Have you ever visited the Statue of Liberty? Where is the Statue of Liberty? –> New York The United States has many long rivers. The number one longest river in the United States is the Mississippi. Name one… Read More
What is your phone number? My phone number is 503-111-1111 What is your date of birth? Can you repeat that please? When were you born? I was born in May / I was born on May 1, 1980 Where were you born? In _____ / I was born in ______ Citizenship Process Have you filled… Read More
Review: Current Leaders Reading+Civics: Places The federal government meets in Washington, D.C. It is the home of Congress, the President, and the Supreme Court. What is the capital of the United States? –> Washington, D.C. Every state has a capital, too. Oregon’s capital is Salem. It is the home of the governor, the state congress,… Read More