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US GED Citizenship English Writing Civics Test 5

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GED & Citizenship — Test 5 (English Writing Civics) High School & Adult (GED/Citizenship, USA) USA GED & USCIS (100 Civics) — USA
What is this test? for GED or US Citizenship (USCIS 100), USA — High School & Adult (GED/Citizenship, USA) level, USA.
For adults: GED (high school equivalency) or Naturalization/Citizenship (USCIS) in the USA — is this your path?
Section: GED & Citizenship — Test 5 (English Writing Civics) · Education: High School & Adult · Part: GED & Citizenship — Test 5 (English Writing Civics) · Country: USA

English / Language Arts is a core subject measuring correct use of grammar and reading comprehension.

This test is designed to improve your skills in paragraph interpretation, vocabulary, and sentence structure.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1
How many Senators?
A) 538
B) 435
C) 100
D) 50
Question 2
What are the flag colors?
A) green, yellow
B) red, gold
C) red, white, and blue
D) black, white
Question 3
How many stars and why?
A) 48
B) 13
C) 52
D) 50 for 50 states
Question 4
Why 13 stripes?
A) original colonies
B) states now
C) wars
D) presidents
Question 5
How many House members?
A) 50
B) 538
C) 100
D) 435
Question 6
What is the anthem?
A) Star-Spangled Banner
B) America the Beautiful
C) Yankee Doodle
D) God Bless America
Question 7
Who wrote the anthem?
A) Francis Scott Key
B) Poe
C) Whitman
D) Frost
Question 8
Who was the first president?
A) Adams
B) Lincoln
C) George Washington
D) Jefferson
Question 9
When was the Declaration adopted?
A) 1787
B) July 4, 1776
C) 1775
D) 1789
Question 10
Who wrote the Declaration?
A) Thomas Jefferson
B) Adams
C) Franklin
D) Madison
Question 11
What is the supreme law?
A) a court order
B) a state law
C) the Constitution
D) a treaty
Question 12
Who enforces laws?
A) Courts
B) Congress
C) Governors
D) the President
Question 13
What is the Bill of Rights?
A) tax law
B) war treaty
C) first 10 amendments
D) city plan
Question 14
What does Congress do?
A) makes federal laws
B) judges
C) enforces
D) commands
Question 15
What is the highest court?
A) District
B) Appeals
C) State
D) Supreme Court
Question 16
How many justices?
A) 15
B) 7
C) 11
D) 9
Question 17
What is a veto?
A) election
B) presidential rejection
C) new law
D) court order
Question 18
What are the two major parties?
A) Whig
B) Democratic and Republican
C) Green and Blue
D) Federalist
Question 19
What is the rule of law?
A) king above
B) no laws
C) only citizens
D) everyone follows the law
Question 20
Who freed the slaves?
A) Abraham Lincoln
B) Grant
C) Washington
D) Lee

About This Test

For Adult (GED/Citizenship, USA) — GED Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts and USCIS 100 civics questions with N-400 interview prep. Section: GED & Citizenship, USA.

GED & Citizenship USA — GED (Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts) + USCIS 100 civics, N-400, reading/writing/interview, plus workforce readiness. 8×20Q per subject/civics set.

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Study Tips:

  • Do GED weak subject first
  • Drill USCIS 100 daily
  • Practice N-400 mock
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