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TNNurse

(7,439 posts)
Thu Oct 23, 2025, 08:40 AM Yesterday

If this works, it is sample questions from the new citizenship test.

https://wapo.st/3J1f9Rn

I got 7/10 so I passed. I want the members of Congress, the cabinet and the President and Vice President to take it under monitored conditions.
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If this works, it is sample questions from the new citizenship test. (Original Post) TNNurse Yesterday OP
It is a gift share so you should be able to read it. TNNurse Yesterday #1
Wapo wants me to set up an account to access your gift article. HappyH Yesterday #2
Only 9 out of 10 LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday #3
That's the one I missed as well. Lonestarblue Yesterday #8
I got it right but I agree that it was poorly worded. yardwork Yesterday #11
Unfortunately can't take it without moonscape Yesterday #4
+1. n/t rzemanfl Yesterday #5
So sorry, I thought a gift article would work. TNNurse Yesterday #6
I got "zero". No WaPo account. JustABozoOnThisBus Yesterday #7
Wasn't able to access the WAPO article so I went online to find a test. Collimator Yesterday #9
Archived, should work usonian Yesterday #10

Lonestarblue

(13,015 posts)
8. That's the one I missed as well.
Thu Oct 23, 2025, 09:22 AM
Yesterday

The question is misleading. While the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920 it did not undo the state laws that barred black women from voting. Black women in some states were able to vote, but the South continued with their Jim Crow laws so it was several years later before black women were allowed to vote.

yardwork

(68,385 posts)
11. I got it right but I agree that it was poorly worded.
Thu Oct 23, 2025, 11:37 AM
Yesterday

It's almost as if it deliberately disregards the Jim Crow laws that prevented many Black people from voting until the 1960s. Gee, I wonder why...

I got 10/10 but I found several of the questions to be rather irrelevant to understanding U.S. history and the Constitution. You can see MAGATs got hold of the test and twisted it a bit.


moonscape

(5,600 posts)
4. Unfortunately can't take it without
Thu Oct 23, 2025, 08:49 AM
Yesterday

setting up an account even though it’s a gift article.

Collimator

(2,019 posts)
9. Wasn't able to access the WAPO article so I went online to find a test.
Thu Oct 23, 2025, 09:28 AM
Yesterday

Forget which website I landed at but it was ridiculous. The first sample test, while dated 2025 had answers from years ago. I knew the answers, but technically, they were wrong.

The second sample test had a question with an answer that it judged to be wrong, even though it was an accepted answer on the first sample test. (One power of the President is to veto bills; you just told me that!)

The second sample test asked how many Senators each state has. There were four answers; two was not one of them.

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