Citizenship test practice
Four countries, four quite different tests. Pick yours to see how it works and try free practice questions.
Pick your country’s test
Australian Citizenship Test20 questions on Australia’s democracy, laws and values.Guide and practice test 
Canadian Citizenship TestQuestions on Canada’s history, government and symbols, from the Discover Canada guide.Guide and practice test 
Life in the UK Test24 questions on British life and history, from the official handbook.Guide and practice test 
US Citizenship TestA spoken civics test at your interview, plus English reading and writing.Guide and practice test What they have in common
Every one of these tests comes from an official study guide. If a fact is in the guide, it can be on the test. If it isn’t, it won’t be.
That makes them very learnable. Read the guide once, then practise until the answers feel boring. That’s usually the point you’re ready.
Questions people ask
Do I have to pass a citizenship test?
In most cases, yes, if you’re an adult applying to become a citizen. Each country has exceptions, often for age or health. Check the official site for your country before you book.
Are the questions the same every time?
No. Questions are drawn from a larger bank, so two people rarely get the same set. That’s why it pays to learn the guide rather than memorise answers.