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Printable practice aligned to the 2025 128-question civics test.

Citizenship Study Guide 4

Rights, Responsibilities & Your N-400

Ask a friend to read you these questions out loud. Practice the answers without looking at the paper.

  1. 1. Who can vote in federal elections, run for federal office, and serve on a jury? (128 #48)
  2. 2. What are three rights of everyone living in the United States? (128 #49)
  3. 3. What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance? (128 #50)
  4. 4. Name two promises that new citizens make in the Oath of Allegiance. (128 #51)
  5. 5. How can people become United States citizens? (128 #52)
  6. 6. What are two examples of civic participation in the United States? (128 #53)
  7. 7. What is one way Americans can serve their country? (128 #54)
  8. 8. Why is it important to pay federal taxes? (128 #55)
  9. 9. It is important for all men age 18 through 25 to register for the Selective Service. Name one reason why. (128 #56)
  10. 10. There are four amendments about who can vote. Describe one. (128 #57)
Answers: 1. U.S. citizens 2. Freedom of expression, speech, assembly, religion; right to bear arms 3. The United States and the flag 4. Give up loyalty to other countries; defend the Constitution; obey the laws; serve the nation 5. Born in the U.S.; naturalize; derive citizenship from a parent 6. Vote; join a political party; contact elected officials; help with a campaign 7. Vote; pay taxes; obey the law; serve in the military 8. Required by law; funds the federal government; civic duty 9. Required by law; civic duty; makes the draft fair 10. Citizens 18+ can vote; no poll tax; women can vote; any race can vote

Read Aloud

Practice reading this sentence out loud.

Citizens have the right to vote.

Dictation

Copy the sentence 10 times. Then have a friend dictate it to you.

Citizens can vote.

Your Interview — Good Moral Character

Practice answering these honestly with a friend.

  1. Have you ever…
    • been arrested, cited, or detained by any officer?
    • been charged with committing any crime?
    • been convicted of a crime?
    • failed to file federal, state, or local taxes?
    • owed any back taxes?
  2. Have you ever…
    • failed to support your dependents or pay alimony?
    • lied to a U.S. government official to gain a benefit?
    • given false or misleading information to a U.S. official?

Warning: If your answer is yes to any of the above interview questions, you should seek legal advice.