Can You Pass the U.S. Government Test? 35 of 50 to Pass

Can you pass the U.S. Government Test? 50 questions on elections, Congress and the Constitution. Score 35 or more to pass. No pausing, no Googling, four options each, easy to hard. Before you vote, see how well you really know how it works: Election Day, the House and Senate, the Electoral College, the amendments and more. Comment your score below. A new "Can You Pass?" quiz comes out every week. Subscribe so you don't miss it. CHAPTERS 0:00 Can you pass? (35/50) 0:44 Round 1: Easy 5:43 Round 2: Medium 12:05 Round 3: Hard 17:14 Bonus question 17:47 Your score SCORE: Under 25 Time to study up | 25-34 Getting there | 35-44 You know your government | 45+ Civics expert HOW THIS QUIZ IS MADE Every question, answer option and fun fact is written for this channel. We research each topic across several sources, reword every question, write our own wrong options, and check each answer and fun fact against at least two independent sources. Scripts are drafted with Claude (an AI assistant), then edited and approved by the channel owner. The narrator is an AI voice (ElevenLabs), and the video is assembled with our own tools. Image and music credits are listed below. Trivia Square is an independent quiz channel. This quiz is nonpartisan and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency. Questions are for entertainment and general civics education. Music: "The Theme" by Alex Jones / Xander Jones (YouTube Audio Library). Images (Wikimedia Commons; most others public domain or U.S. government works): Q1 Voters head into Combined Polling Place, Grand Rapids (CC BY 2.0) Q3 Voter registration forms (CC BY-SA 4.0) Q9 Yard signs, 50561715222 (CC BY-SA 2.0) Q11 Ballot and blue envelope from NLRB voter kit (CC BY-SA 4.0) Q14 Early voting sign at Madison Parish Courthouse (CC BY 4.0) Q15 Blank Cook County, Illinois D primary ballot 2018 (CC BY-SA 4.0) Q23 Voting in Berkley, 2149879009 (CC BY 2.0) Q24 Nebraska State Capitol, Lincoln, NE (CC BY-SA 4.0) Q26 Empty Podium, 1562506441 (CC BY 2.0) Q29 PortlandBallot.2024.Council (CC BY 4.0) Q32 The dome of the United States Capitol building (CC BY 4.0) Q33 Polling place sign 2, 51099588048 (CC BY 2.0) Q37 North Dakota State Capitol 02 (CC BY-SA 4.0) Q39 MaineStateHouse1 (CC BY-SA 3.0) Q43 Rhode Island State House 2026, L1001135 (CC BY-SA 4.0) Q44 2013 Inauguration Platform at sunrise (CC BY-SA 3.0) Q46 Counters (CC BY 2.0) Q50 Washington Monument Dusk Jan 2006 (CC BY-SA 2.5) Artist names are on each file's Wikimedia Commons page.