How many cards is it, exactly?

100. That number is read from the file itself, so it cannot drift from what you get. 100 cards, because the 2008 version of the naturalization civics test has exactly 100 questions. Every card is labelled with its question number and with the 2008 version, since a different version of the test asks different questions.

Can I edit the cards?

Yes — that is most of the point. Buying the deck gives you a link that loads all 100 cards into the free flash card maker on this site, where you can reword a definition, delete the ones you do not teach, add your own, change the layout, and print. The first 20 cards load for free without buying anything, so you can try that before you decide.

How do I print them double-sided?

Print double-sided and flip on the LONG edge. Every front sheet is followed by its own back sheet, already mirrored for that flip — print them in the same order as the fronts and every answer lands on the wrong card, which nobody discovers until sixty cards have been cut apart.

Can I use it with more than one class?

Yes. The licence covers unlimited printing for every class you teach, for as many years as you teach them. It does not cover reselling the file or passing it to colleagues.

Does anything in this deck go out of date?

Eight answers depend on who holds office — your senators, your representative, the President and Vice President, the Chief Justice, your governor, the President's party, and the Speaker. Those cards tell the student to look up the current holder. Re-checked against the USCIS question list yearly. We re-check this deck on that basis, and the date it was last reviewed is printed inside the file.

US Civics: the Naturalization Test — Printable Flash Cards

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100 cards — the real number, counted from the file rather than rounded up
Eight cards per sheet with cut guides, and a mirrored back sheet after every front sheet
Loads straight into the free flash card maker, where every card can be edited before you print
100 cards, because the 2008 version of the naturalization civics test has exactly 100 questions. Every card is labelled with its question number and with the 2008 version, since a different version of the test asks different questions.

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All 100 questions from the 2008 naturalization civics test, with an answer an officer would accept.

Eight cards to a sheet with cut guides, and every front sheet is followed by its own back sheet with the rows already mirrored — so you print double-sided, flip on the long edge, and the answers land on the right cards. That one detail is the thing teachers report getting wrong when they build a deck themselves.

The deck is also content, not just a file: a link on your download page loads all 100 cards into the free flash card maker, where you can reword anything, drop the cards you do not teach, add your own, and re-print at any size from two to nine cards a page. The first 20 cards load for free, before you buy, so you can see exactly how the cards are worded.

What's inside

100 cards — the real number, counted from the file rather than rounded up
Eight cards per sheet with cut guides, and a mirrored back sheet after every front sheet
Loads straight into the free flash card maker, where every card can be edited before you print
100 cards, because the 2008 version of the naturalization civics test has exactly 100 questions. Every card is labelled with its question number and with the 2008 version, since a different version of the test asks different questions.
US Letter PDF, black and white, photocopier-friendly
Personal & classroom licence — print a set per student, every year

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How many cards is it, exactly?: 100. That number is read from the file itself, so it cannot drift from what you get. 100 cards, because the 2008 version of the naturalization civics test has exactly 100 questions. Every card is labelled with its question number and with the 2008 version, since a different version of the test asks different questions.
Can I edit the cards?: Yes — that is most of the point. Buying the deck gives you a link that loads all 100 cards into the free flash card maker on this site, where you can reword a definition, delete the ones you do not teach, add your own, change the layout, and print. The first 20 cards load for free without buying anything, so you can try that before you decide.
How do I print them double-sided?: Print double-sided and flip on the LONG edge. Every front sheet is followed by its own back sheet, already mirrored for that flip — print them in the same order as the fronts and every answer lands on the wrong card, which nobody discovers until sixty cards have been cut apart.
Can I use it with more than one class?: Yes. The licence covers unlimited printing for every class you teach, for as many years as you teach them. It does not cover reselling the file or passing it to colleagues.
Does anything in this deck go out of date?: Eight answers depend on who holds office — your senators, your representative, the President and Vice President, the Chief Justice, your governor, the President's party, and the Speaker. Those cards tell the student to look up the current holder. Re-checked against the USCIS question list yearly. We re-check this deck on that basis, and the date it was last reviewed is printed inside the file.