Citizenship Test in the District of Columbia
Most of the 128 civics questions have the same answer everywhere, but three depend on where you live: your state capital, your governor, and your U.S. senators. Here are the District of Columbia's, alongside the rest of the test so you can study it all in one calm place.
The answers that depend on the District of Columbia
Your state capital never changes, so we print it directly. Your governor and senators change with elections, so we point you to the official source for today's answer instead of a name that could go stale and cost you the question.
What is the capital of the District of Columbia?
D.C. is not a state and does not have a capital.
Who is the Governor of the District of Columbia now?
D.C. does not have a Governor.
Who is one of the District of Columbia's U.S. Senators now?
D.C. has no U.S. Senators.
Practice the rest of the civics test
A few of the general questions every applicant answers, whatever state they live in. Open any question for the official answer, context, and the mistakes to avoid.
The full 128-question catalog is available on the main civics test page.
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