Who can vote, the rights everyone has, the promises in the Oath of Allegiance, and how people serve their country.
Quién puede votar, los derechos de todos, las promesas del Juramento de Lealtad y cómo servir al país.
10 official questions★ 1 for 65/20Bilingual EN/ESPractice interview
Answer in English at your interview. Spanish is here to help you understand. If you qualify for an English exemption (50/20, 55/15 or 65/20), you can take the civics test in your language. Responde en inglés en la entrevista; el español está aquí para ayudarte a entender.
4.1
Four amendments about voting
Voting rights grew step by step. The test asks you to describe one of four amendments.
El derecho al voto creció paso a paso. El examen pide describir una de cuatro enmiendas.
👆 Tap each year · Toca cada año
🧠 Memory hook · Truco de memoria15 · 19 · 24 · 26 → “Race, Women, No tax, Eighteen”Picture a line getting longer: first men of every race (15th), then women (19th), then nobody pays to vote (24th), then 18-year-olds (26th). Raza, Mujeres, Sin impuesto, Dieciocho.
Official questions · Preguntas oficiales
4.2
Everyone, or citizens only?
Some rights belong to everyone living in the United States. Others belong only to U.S. citizens: voting in federal elections, running for federal office and serving on a jury.
Algunos derechos son de todos los que viven en EE. UU. Otros son solo de ciudadanos: votar en elecciones federales, postularse a un cargo federal y servir en un jurado.
👆 Sort each right · Clasifica cada derecho
🧠 Memory hook · Truco de memoriaCitizens only: “V · O · J”Vote, run for Office, serve on a Jury. Everything else in the list is for everyone. Votar, cargo (Office), jurado.
Official questions · Preguntas oficiales
4.3
The Oath of Allegiance
At the ceremony, new citizens make promises to their new country. You need to name two.
En la ceremonia, los nuevos ciudadanos hacen promesas. Debes nombrar dos.
👆 Tap each promise · Toca cada promesa
🧠 Memory hook · Truco de memoria“Give up · Defend · Obey · Serve · Be loyal”Count them on one hand, one finger each. Renunciar, defender, obedecer, servir, ser leal: uno por dedo.
Official questions · Preguntas oficiales
4.4
Taking part and serving the country
Civic participation means taking part in your community and your government: vote, join a group, contact elected officials, write to a newspaper. People also serve their country by paying taxes, obeying the law, or serving in the military.
Participar es votar, unirse a grupos, contactar a funcionarios, escribir a un periódico. También se sirve pagando impuestos, obedeciendo la ley o sirviendo en las fuerzas armadas.
🧠 Memory hook · Truco de memoria“Vote” works three times“Vote” is an accepted answer for civic participation (Q69) and for serving your country (Q70), and voting is a citizens-only right (Q64). “Votar” sirve para tres preguntas.
👆 Tap the best answer · Elige la mejor respuesta
Official questions · Preguntas oficiales
4.✓
Practice like the interview
The officer asks out loud and you answer out loud. Press 🔊 to hear the question, say your answer, then check it honestly. The real test stops at 12 correct (pass) or 9 wrong.
El oficial pregunta en voz alta y tú respondes en voz alta. Usa 🔊, responde y califícate con honestidad.
