USCIS: Civics Test Study Tools

It has the list of questions you get during the civics test. It is up to date. Not much more to ask for, really. I do wish they also had the local questions and their answers based on your location, like questions on who your senators or representatives are. So do read over the questions on your own time too, to make sure you see all of them.

So app it self is great, and test is good, but when question is “name 2” there should be option with 2 answers or ability to checkmark those 2 answers, and not “all answers correct” as it would be already more than “name 2” its kinda misleading and you keep dropping in “Question challenge”.

“What are two ways Americans can participate in their democracy?”. Answer : All of the above.. that’s more than 2..

The clean aesthetic is everything! It’s great to have all the 100 questions available to read. The test is great and I love the feature to take run the test until you get an error. Its a great and way to learn. In one day I crushed through it and remembered so much already. A great feature would be to have an interview like test. Where we get the questions without pre offered answers. And either have to type it in or speak it. One issue, the speaking option is not working for me. When I tap on it nothing happens. No matter how loud my volume is turned on.

Who is the current Vice President? Mike Pence… What party does the current President represent? Republican… Not a great look from the official app of Homeland Security.

This is a great app, and certainly helped me be comfortable about taking the Civics test. I like that you can do testing in 2 ways, and that it’s updated when names change.

Hi there. This is an excellent resource to use when studying for your citizenship test. I especially liked that I could cover the face of my phone, hear the questions being read out loud, recall the answer and then check the app to determine if my response was accurate. God bless and good luck with your application and the test.

The app works great and it is very useful for reviewing civics questions. As of now (Jan 2024), all answers that vary when government officials change after elections, retirements, or other, are up to date. As an improvement, the app could ask the user for his/her state of residency and then have the several state-specific questions also included in the tests, with the applicable answers

This helped a lot. After practicing a few times the actual interview was completely painless. The question challenge is also kind of fun but if you get to the end of the list of 100 it just repeats until you accidentally pick the wrong answer. Thank you to whoever thought of making an app.

It’s free and easy to use. No complaints.