Genealogy

This exam tests your understanding of family history research, including building family trees, using genealogical tools, interpreting records, and understanding DNA testing in genealogy. It helps you practice the skills needed to conduct genealogical research.

This exam is ideal for beginners, genealogy enthusiasts, students studying genealogy, and anyone working with historical or family history research. It's also helpful for those preparing for genealogical certifications or roles.

No. The exam is suitable for beginners. If you have a basic understanding of family history or genealogy and a desire to learn more, you can take this exam.

The exam covers topics such as family tree construction, historical records (like census, birth, marriage, and death records), genealogical software, DNA testing, archives, and ethical practices in genealogy.

Yes. This practice exam is designed to help you prepare for genealogical certifications and develop a strong understanding of the key concepts and skills required for genealogical work.

No. The exam focuses on knowledge and theory related to genealogy, including understanding how to use databases and genealogical tools, but no specific software is required for the exam.

Yes. The exam is an excellent self-study tool. It can help you assess your current knowledge, highlight areas for improvement, and provide a foundation for learning more about genealogy.

Basic knowledge of how DNA testing is used in genealogy will be helpful, but the exam focuses on overall genealogical research principles, with a section on DNA testing for family history.

Yes. After successfully completing the exam, you will receive a certificate confirming your knowledge of genealogy and your understanding of family history research.

The exam should take approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on your familiarity with the topics covered.