New test

[angela256z]

http://www.uscis.gov/files/nativedocuments/100q.pdf

Here is a link to some of example of the new test. Thought I would share.

[Marie]

thank you, very useful! I'm going to put it up with the links.

[JennyM]

I never even knew some of those....that is sad.

[aprilstorm]

Thanks!!!!

[DeBenny]

Thank you for the post!!!

[angela256z]

I never even knew some of those....that is sad.

LOL me either I would so fail and never become a USC if I had to do it this way. The people who go through this must feel very overwhelmed.

[everything4love]

Is the test multiple choice by any chance.
Does anybody know how many questions there are. My husband hates history and government so I worried.

[djones9714]

I am not sure; however, I thought I heard there were 100 questions -- not all are multiple choice. I am probably wrong but maybe not. I haven't read if they have changed the rules on the number of questions.

I tried taking it myself one time and I flunked. Gosh! Some of the questions I remember back from 1st and 2nd grade and am sorry to say that I can't remember the answers.

[Luckysprite]

edited out - mis-information - sorry guys!!

[angela256z]

You would think if they show the sample test as multiple choice that the real test would be too. I do know that there are 100 questions.

[JMRJ]

There is no multiple choice on the sample and the real test. They are all acceptable answers. For instance, Question # 6; What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment: there's five given answers but you only need to provide one answer; anyone of those.

The adjudicator randomly selects only 10 in any of those 100 questions, applicant needs 7 correct answers to pass the test, and if the applicant gives right answers to first 7 questions, then, that's it. These numbers may change as immigration law change constantly.