Do you have to answer all answers given in civic test?

[Kaskada 1]

Hey VJ,

Quick question:

There are multiple questions that have multiple answers to them. For instance: what does the judicial branch do? Does my husband have to answer all of the answers given? Or will one or two be sufficient?

I know that there are some questions that ask for one example but then some questions do not.

Thanks in advance.

[Buckyball 22]

One is good enough, except the question asks for a specific number, like "Name two government level positions"

[Kaskada 1]

One is good enough, except the question asks for a specific number, like "Name two government level positions"

Great, that's what I assumed, but I wanted to be sure.

By the way, thanks for the quick response.

[JimmyHou 611]

I agree with Buckyball... the only exception I can think if is the question about who the US fought in WWII... you have to list all three countries of Germany, Japan, and Italy.

[Boiler 45,541]

I agree with Buckyball... the only exception I can think if is the question about who the US fought in WWII... you have to list all three countries of Germany, Japan, and Italy.

This would be wrong.

Now if they asked name 3 of the countries then that would be a valid answer.

[JimmyHou 611]

This would be wrong.

Now if they asked name 3 of the countries then that would be a valid answer.

You're right, of course, but the answer they want is: "Germany, Japan, and Italy".

You can list those and then say that Bulgaria, Romania, etc also fought with the Axis powers (at least for parts of the war), but I don't think USCIS interviewers care much for historical accuracy.