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Read: 'The President lives in Washington, D.C.' Where does the President live, according to the sentence?

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Correct answer

Washington, D.C.

  1. A California
  2. B Texas
  3. C Washington, D.C.
  4. D New York

Why this is the answer

According to the sentence, the President lives in WASHINGTON, D.C. The White House (the President's residence and office) is in Washington, D.C., the nation's capital. The USCIS reading test uses simple sentences about the government and its officials; reading vocabulary like 'President' and 'Washington, D.C.' appears on both the reading and civics portions.
Source: USCIS Reading Test — President in Washington DC

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About this topic: Reading Test Sentences

In the reading test you must read one of three sentences aloud correctly. The sentences are built only from the official USCIS reading vocabulary — civics words, names, places, holidays and question words — so practising those exact words is the whole task. This is one of 25 Reading Vocabulary questions on reading test sentences, each with a full explanation on a single study page.

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