There's been at least 1 other "quote" that was verified fake (though nobody would be surprised if it were real). I think the fact that nobody's sharing video of this is evidence that it's also fake. Unfortunately, this regime says/does too many outlandish things to know what's real/fake these days.

I'm so glad that all Arkansans are being properly cared for and, with everyone having proper access to food, shelter, and healthcare.

That's the only reason they're bothering with this, right?... Right?... RIGHT?!

Just kidding, I know better... I hate this timeline.

As a resident of Arkansas, where she is governor, I can confirm that Huckabee (SHS) is NOT smart... and Arkansas is getting worse because of it.

8/8
The study guide was divided into 3 sections, but questions weren't pulled by section:
American gov: principles of democracy, systems of government, & rights/responsibilities.
American history:colonial period/independence, 1800s, & recent/other.
Integrated Civics: Geography, Symbols, & Holidays

7/8
If the candidate fails any parts, they only have to retest those parts in a later attempt, not the entire test.

6/8
...write enough to make the point.
"The Constitution was written in 1787." could be written as "Constatushun written 1787" and count. It's not a spelling test, just an ability to communicate.

5/8
The question could be "When was the Constitution written?" and saying "When Constitution written" would count. Also, you don't have to answer the question, just read.

Writing: the officer will dictate up to 3 sentences (usually answers to the reading questions) & the testee must...

4/8
...questions in the same order for everyone (the USCIS instructor workshop said they usually start with a level 3, then 1, then go from there.

Reading: you're asked to read up to 3 questions out loud. These are usually pulled from the study guide, and it's about understanding the main idea...

3/8
Speaking is "graded" during the civics test, which is done orally.

They ask up to 10 questions off the study guide. Once you answer 6 correctly (or miss 5) that portion is complete. For fairness, the 10 study guide questions are rated 1-4 (rating not public), and the computer pulls...

2/8
4 parts about English communication: Reading, writing, listening/understanding, and speaking.
1 part civics/government.

After all paperwork & background checks, you get a test date. They test listening by giving basic commands/asking questions: raise your hand, turn around, sit, etc.

1/8 (hard to be succinct here and still answer accurately)
As of Aug. 2024 when my friend/client tested, it's 1 test, 5 parts.

(Last post in thread address where the 2 parts you're thinking might come from.)

Not many where I am. I was talking about it with a few after helping get someone naturalized last year. When they said, "oh, that sounds easy," I asked them a few questions. It was bad.

Some knew the historical and surface level stuff, but then couldn't name their own rep or senators. 🤦🏼‍♀️

*(The lessons that would lead them to not vote for T. Rump.)