Topic: Citizenship Test

The US government is reinstating the 2020 version of the citizenship exam, which requires applicants to answer 12 out of 20 questions correctly from a pool of 128. Adam Curry quizzes John C. Dvorak on several sample questions regarding the supreme law of the land, the number of amendments, and the term length of a US Senator. Dvorak successfully passes the mock exam, though he struggles with the definition of "We the People."

The hosts review sample questions from the U.S. Citizenship test, mocking the simplicity of questions regarding the colors of the flag and the date of Independence Day. They discuss the five-year residency requirement for citizenship and the industry built around helping immigrants pass the interview.

The hosts review questions from the 2010 U.S. citizenship test, criticizing them for being overly simplistic or historically narrow. Questions cover topics such as the presidency of Woodrow Wilson, the purpose of the Emancipation Proclamation, and the events of September 11, 2001. Adam Curry uses "slave" imagery to mock the requirement of pledging loyalty to the flag and the government.