READING TEST PREP
Be familiar with the vocabulary
Begin with studying the vocabulary list below that covers civics and history topics from the English reading section. The material is available in multiple languages to aid understanding.
start reading the sentences
All the sentences are formed using words from the vocabulary in the schedule. You will be able to play each sentence aloud to help you with pronunciation.
Practice Reading the sentences
By clicking on the play buttons next to the sentences, you will be able to listen to the sentences and pay attention to the pronunciation.
READING TEST PREP
Section 1
Tested Vocabulary
The below schedule has the words that might be tested in the reading test of the interview. Be familiar with words, and you can use the flags below to find a translation to the languages listed. After you get familiar with the words, move down to the next section to practice reading.
Section 2
Reading Sentenses
The below sentences and questions are created using the vocabulary tested in the schedule above. It is likely to have similar sentences to read on the interview day.
1- George Washington was the first President of the United States.
2- Abraham Lincoln kept our country together during the Civil War.
3- The American flag has fifty stars and thirteen stripes.
4- The Bill of Rights gives us freedoms in the United States.
5- Washington, D.C., is our nation’s capital.
6- A citizen has rights and duties in our country.
7- New York City is a big city in the United States.
8- Congress makes laws for our nation.
9- George Washington, known as The Father of Our Country.
10- The government has three branches.
11- The President lives in the White House.
12- Voting is a right for every citizen.
13- Senators represent their states in Congress.
14- California is a state in our country.
15- America is home to diverse people and cultures.
16- Presidents’ Day honors George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
17- Memorial Day remembers those who served our country.
18- Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the United States.
19- Flag Day marks the adoption of our flag.
20- Independence Day is on July 4th and celebrates our nation’s birth.
21- Labor Day honors workers in our country.
22- Columbus Day remembers Christopher Columbus’s journey.
23- Thanksgiving is a time to gather with family.
24- How do citizens vote?
25- What is our largest city?
26- When do we celebrate Independence Day?
27- Where is the White House?
28- Who was our first President?
29- Why is the American flag important?
30- Citizens can vote in elections.
Congrats!
Now that you have finished preparing for the reading test, remember that the sentences the officer will ask you to read will be similar to those you practiced. You only need to read one out of three sentences correctly to pass.