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How many questions are on the us citizenship test?

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From the set of 100 standard questions, 10 of them are asked during the US citizenship interview. The US citizenship test is to test the applicant's knowledge of US civics and also to check if he/she can read, write and speak English. 8 of the questions you need to answer correctly to pass the interview.

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