Can you pass the test for citizenship(USA)

[Frog]

I did but admit I got a few wrong that were embarrassing to admit.
Scored 89%

How will you do?
I think it would be very intersting for those not from the United States to take this test.
I bet many could pass it.

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[SmartWombat]

It didn't give me a percentage or a pass mark.
61/93 not even 70%

[pafindr]

I got 89 out of 96 = 93%
But when I took the test only a couple of those question were on there.

[Didache]

I got 89 out of 96 = 92%.

Not bad for a Brit

Mike

[Medley]

I got 89 out of 96 = 92%.

Not bad for a Brit

Mike

Congratulations Mike, you have been selected for "honorary" citizenship!

That's where you're not really a citizen, but need to start paying taxes anyway..........

- Joe U.

[Cathathome]

I didn't get a score either - do you suppose it's because I took the short version? I only got one answer wrong (longest rivers - shoulda paid attention in geography, I guess).

But I am still Canadian

[Canuck935]

It did it for real a couple years ago and got 100%

[RP Racing]

98%

[Didache]

Congratulations Mike, you have been selected for "honorary" citizenship!

That's where you're not really a citizen, but need to start paying taxes anyway..........

- Joe U.

To be fair here, I lived in the US from 1962 to 1971 - which included most of my education - so I probably am more familiar with the US system/history than most Brits would be.

Mike

[Loupey]

I got 83 out of 96.

This is a good test. When I became a citizen in the 80's, the test was a joke. I studied my brains out not knowing what to expect (I was the youngest in my family and the first to become a citizen). But the test was a handful of verbal questions (with no multiple choice) asked by clerk at his desk. He may have even shortened the test when he found out I could speak English fluently.

I outscored my wife a few minutes ago. And she is from these lands

[pafindr]

Loupey
The test hasn't changed much over the years. I took the test three years ago and was only given ten questions.
One question was "Where does the president live?" I got stuck on that one for a second because I was trying to remember the actual address.
Then I remembered that it much simpler than that. The White House.

[Giass]

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