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2025 civics test · Question 29 of 128 · System of Government

Name your U.S. representative.

In Chinese 说出你的美国联邦众议员的名字。

Official answer

  • Answers will vary. [Residents of territories with nonvoting Delegates or Resident Commissioners may provide the name of that Delegate or Commissioner. Also acceptable is any statement that the territory has no (voting) representatives in Congress.]答案因人而异。[设有无投票权代表(Delegate)或常驻专员(Resident Commissioner)的领地居民,可以说出该代表或专员的名字。也可以回答该领地在国会中没有(有投票权的)众议员。]

Answers change; check your state

The correct answer depends on where you live and on who holds the office on the day of your interview. Elections, appointments and resignations change it, so check again shortly before you go.

Current answers

House districts depend on your street address. Look up your representative (or, in a territory, your Delegate or Resident Commissioner) with the official ZIP-code tool:

Find your representative on house.gov ↗

Why this is the answer

Each state is divided into congressional districts, and voters in each district elect one representative to the House for a two-year term. Your answer depends on where you live and can change after elections, so name the representative serving your district on the day of your interview; check house.gov or your state’s official sources. Residents of territories may name their nonvoting Delegate or Resident Commissioner, or say the territory has no voting representative in Congress.

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Also on the 2008 test as question 23

Source: USCIS 128 Civics Test Questions (PDF)

Unofficial study aid. Questions and answers are copied from USCIS publications; Chinese translations are ours and are for understanding only. Your interview is in English (unless you qualify for an exemption). Always check uscis.gov for the latest information. Not legal advice.