Could We Pass a US Citizenship Test?
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The U.S. citizenship test is required for becoming a citizen, consisting of 100 questions on democracy, government, history, and geography, with individuals needing to answer 6 out of 10 correctly. Test takers, including Smosh cast members, face challenges with questions on topics like wars fought in the 1800s, the Cold War, and the Constitution's preamble.
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- The U.S. citizenship test comprises 100 questions covering democracy, government, history, and geography, with test takers needing to answer 6 out of 10 questions correctly.
- The test includes challenging questions on topics such as wars from the 1800s, the Cold War, the Declaration of Independence, and requires knowledge of U.S. senators, territories, and the Constitution's preamble to determine the winner.
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What is the U.S. citizenship test?
A test required for becoming a citizen.
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"U.S. Citizenship Test: Requirements and Challenges"
- U.S. citizenship test is the topic of discussion, required for becoming a citizen.
- Test consists of 100 questions, with individuals needing to answer 6 out of 10 correctly.
- Test topics include democracy, government, history, and geography.
- A fun addition is guessing the state where a movie is set.
- Test takers include Smosh cast members, some with immigrant backgrounds.
- Questions cover topics like wars fought in the 1800s and the role of the judicial branch.
- Challenges arise with questions on the Cold War and the Declaration of Independence.
- Geography questions involve naming states bordering Canada and oceans on the U.S. coast.
- Final questions on U.S. senators, territories, and the Constitution's preamble determine the winner.
