brit-n-yank

Could anyone enlighten me as to the 'format' of the US Citizenship Test, please? Are the questions just verbal? Or is it a written test? I understand that there are reading and writing tests, but was just curious about the 10 "citizenship" questions?
Thanks.

brit-n-yank

Sorry - was in wrong area - meant to post this in Immigration Forum.

Noorah101

The ten questions they will ask you at the interview are verbal. The officer asks you verbally and you give a verbal answer.

The officer will also tell you a verbal sentence that you must write.

The officer will also show you a written sentence that you must read aloud.

Get 6 ouf of 10 correct on the verbal part, and you're done!

Rene

brit-n-yank

Thanks! Not too keen on the 'verbal' part but hopefully will survive! lol

ian-mstm

Why? All the questions from which they choose are posted online! All you have to do is study them.

Ian

Duncan Roberts

It's easy, unless English is not your strong point then I could see how it might be a little more difficult.

freezerman

When I took my test which is the *new* test they asked me the questions verbally.
Good luck
FM

md95065

The problem that I would probably have is trying to keep a straight face while answering them - especially the reading and writing of an English sentence ...

Noorah101

After Sadegh's interview, he told me the officer had him write a sentence about the State of Texas. Much later in the day he suddenly said Oh, wait! That wasn't the sentence! It was something like "we must pay state taxes".

I was laughing so hard that he mixed up "Texas" and "taxes". But whichever it was, he got it right at the interview, and that's what counts!!

Rene