U.S. Citizenship Test 2025: Symbols & Holidays — All 10 Q&A (Ep. 2)
A full walkthrough of the Integrated Civics section of the 2025 U.S. citizenship civics test — all 10 official questions (numbers 119–128), split into symbols and holidays, each with its answer and a quick note to help it stick.
Transcript
These are the ten easiest points on the United States citizenship test — the symbols and holidays questions. Learn all ten right now, and you will get them every time.
On the twenty twenty-five civics test, the last group of questions is called Integrated Civics. It has just ten questions, in two topics: national symbols, and national holidays. They are short and factual — the easiest points to lock in. Let us go through all ten.
First, the six symbols questions.
What is the capital of the United States? Washington, D C. That is where Congress, the President, and the Supreme Court all sit.
Where is the Statue of Liberty? New York Harbor, on Liberty Island. You can also say New York, New Jersey, or on the Hudson River — any one of those is accepted.
Why does the flag have thirteen stripes? Because there were thirteen original colonies. The stripes stand for those first thirteen states.
Why does the flag have fifty stars? Because there is one star for each state — and there are fifty states.
What is the name of the national anthem? The Star-Spangled Banner.
The nation's first motto was E Pluribus Unum. What does that mean? Out of many, one. Many colonies joined into one country.
Now the four holidays questions.
What is Independence Day? A holiday to celebrate United States independence from Britain. It is the country's birthday — the fourth of July.
Name three national United States holidays. There are many to choose from: New Year's Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Labor Day, Memorial Day, and Veterans Day. Just name any three.
What is Memorial Day? A holiday to honor soldiers who died in military service.
What is Veterans Day? A holiday to honor everyone who has served in the United States military. Remember the difference: Memorial Day is for those who died; Veterans Day honors all who served.
That is the whole Integrated Civics group: six symbols questions and four holidays questions. Ten quick facts, and easy points on interview day.
Practice these with the real official questions — free, in English, Chinese, and Spanish, with no sign up — at quibank dot com. Start a ten question mock test right now.
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