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English Test – Reading and Writing Tests · U.S. Citizenship Test 2026

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  Sentence. How many states are in the
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  United States? How many states are in the
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  United States? Please.
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  What is the capital of the United States?
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  What is the capital of the United States?
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  Sentence. Washington, DC is the capital of
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  the United States. Washington, DC is the capital of
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  the United States. Please.
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  How many states are in the United States?
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  How many states are in the United States?
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  Sentence. The United States has 50 states.
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  The United States has 50 states. Please.
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  What colors are on the US flag? What colors are on the US flag?
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  The US flag is red, white, and blue.
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  The US flag is red, white and blue.
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  Sentence. What are the colors of the
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  American flag? What are the colors of the
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  American flag? Please.
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  The American flag is red, white, and blue.
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  The American flag is red, white and blue.
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  Sentence. When is Flag Day?
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  When is Flag Day? Please.
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  Flag Day is in June. Flag Day is in June.
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  Sentence. What state has the most people?
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  What state has the most people? Please.
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  California has the most people. California has the most people.
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  Sentence. What was the First Capital?
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  What was the First Capital? Please.
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  New York City was the First Capital.
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  New York City was the First Capital.
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  Sentence. What country is north of the
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  United States? What country is north of the
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  United States? Please.
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  Canada is north of the United States.
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  Canada is north of the United States.
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  Sentence. What country is South of the US?
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  What country is South of the US? Please.
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  Mexico is South of the United States.
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  Mexico is South of the United States.
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  Sentence. Where is the largest state?
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  Where is the largest state. Please.
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  Alaska is the largest state. Alaska is the largest state.
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• 9:37
  Sentence. Who lived here first?
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  Who lived here first? Please write.
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  This sentence. American Indians lived here
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  first. American Indians lived here
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  first. Please.
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  Why do people want to come to America?
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  Why do people want to come to America?
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  Sentence. People came here for freedom.
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  People came here for freedom. Please.
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  Why do people want to be in the United States of America?
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  Why do people want to be in the United States of America?
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  Sentence. People want to be in a free
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  country. People want to be in a free
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  country. Please.
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  When is Thanksgiving? When is Thanksgiving?
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  Sentence. Thanksgiving is in November.
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  Thanksgiving is in November. Please.
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  When is Columbus Day? When is Columbus Day?
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  Sentence. Columbus Day is in October.
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  Columbus Day is in October. Please.
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  What was the first US state? What was the first US state?
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  Sentence. Delaware was the 1st state.
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  Delaware was the 1st state. Please.
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  What president is on the $1.00 bill?
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  What president is on the $1.00 bill?
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  Sentence. President Washington is on the
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  $1.00 bill. President Washington is on the
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  $1.00 bill. Please.
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  Who was the father of our country?
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  Who was the father of our country?
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  Sentence. Washington is the father of our
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  country. Washington is the father of our
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  country. Please.
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  Who was the 1st President? Who was the 1st President?
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  Sentence. The first president was
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  Washington. The first president was
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  Washington. Please.
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  Who was the 2nd president? Who was the 2nd President?
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  Sentence. Adams was the 2nd President.
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  Adams was the 2nd President. Please.
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  Who was George Washington? Who was George Washington?
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  Sentence. Washington was the 1st
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  President. Washington was the 1st
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  president. Please.
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  Who was Abraham Lincoln? Who was Abraham Lincoln?
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  Sentence. Lincoln was the president during
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  the Civil War. Lincoln was the president during
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  the Civil War. Please.
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  When is Presidents day? When is Presidents Day?
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  Sentence. Presidents Day is in February.
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  Presidents Day is in February. Please.
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  When is Memorial Day? When is Memorial Day?
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  Memorial Day is in May Memorial Day is in May.
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  Sentence. Who elects Congress?
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  Who elects Congress? Please.
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  Citizens elect Congress. Citizens elect Congress.
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  Sentence. How many senators does the
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  United States have? How many senators does the
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  United States have? Please.
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  The United States has 100 senators.
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  The United States has 100 senators.
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  Sentence. Where does Congress meet?
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  Where does Congress meet? Please.
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  Congress meets in Washington, DC.
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  Congress meets in Washington, DC.
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  Sentence. When do we vote for the
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  president? When do we vote for the
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  president? Please.
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  We vote for the president in November.
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  We vote for the president in November.
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  Sentence. Who lives in the White House?
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  Who lives in the White House? Please write.
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  This sentence. The president lives in the White
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  House. The president lives in the White
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  House. Please.
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  Where is the White House? Where is the White House?
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  Sentence. The White House is in
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  Washington, DC The White House is in Washington, DC.
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  Sentence. When is Labor Day?
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  When is Labor Day? Please.
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  Labor Day is in September. Labor Day is in September.
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  Sentence. What do we have to pay to the
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  government? What do we have to pay to the
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  government? Please.
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  We have to pay taxes. We have to pay taxes.
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  Sentence. What is one right of a citizen?
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  What is one right of a citizen? Please.
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  Citizens have the right to vote. Citizens have the right to vote.
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  Sentence. Who can vote?
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  Who can vote? Please write.
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  This sentence. Citizens can vote.
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  Citizens can vote. Please.
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  When is Independence Day? When is Independence Day?
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  Sentence. Independence Day is in July.
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  Independence Day is in July. Please.
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  Name one right in the Bill of Rights.
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  Name one right in the Bill of Rights.
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  Sentence. One right is freedom of speech.
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  One right is freedom of speech. Please.
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  What do we have to pay to the government?
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  What do we have to pay to the government?
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  Sentence. People have to pay taxes.
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  People have to pay taxes. Please.
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  Who is on the dollar bill? Who is on the dollar bill?
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  Please. Write this.
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  Sentence. Washington is on the dollar
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  bill. Washington is on the dollar
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  bill. Please.
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  What does Congress do? What does Congress do?
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  Sentence. Congress makes laws.
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  Congress makes laws. Please.
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  Who has the right to vote? Who has the right to vote?
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  Sentence. Citizens have the right to vote.
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  Citizens have the right to vote.