All 128 civics questions
128 civics study questions, with each accepted answer and a plain-English explanation of why it is right.
U.S. citizenship test prep
EasyCitizen drills all 128 civics questions with audio, explanations and spoken interview practice — in your language, at your pace, on your phone.
What is the form of government of the United States?
The United States is a constitutional federal republic with representative democracy rather than direct rule by a monarch.
Most study material hands you 128 questions and wishes you luck. The interview is spoken: an officer asks in English, you answer in English, and a printed list never prepares you for that. EasyCitizen closes the gap between recognizing an answer on paper and saying it out loud under pressure.
Read each question in your language, hear it in English, and see why the accepted answer is the accepted answer.
Practice mode keeps score and comes back to the questions you keep missing, instead of cycling all 128 forever.
Answer out loud. The app listens, compares what you said to the accepted answers, and tells you whether it would pass.
128 civics study questions, with each accepted answer and a plain-English explanation of why it is right.
Native-speed audio for questions and answers, so you recognize them when an officer asks — not just when you read them.
Rehearse the interview out loud. The app listens to your answer and tells you whether it would pass.
The English portion of the test: official vocabulary for the reading and writing sections, drilled sentence by sentence.
Enter your ZIP code and get the answers that depend on where you live — your senators, representative and governor.
Questions and explanations in Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Tagalog, Arabic and Portuguese.
Every question, every accepted answer and every explanation is translated. You answer in English, because that is how the interview is conducted — but you never have to guess what the question means.
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Start the free trialNo. EasyCitizen is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to USCIS or any U.S. government agency, and it does not provide legal advice. Official information and all forms are available free of charge at uscis.gov.
The app covers the 128-question civics format, including audio and explanations for every question. Which version of the test applies to you depends on your case, so confirm the current requirements with USCIS before you study.
No. The questions, explanations and audio are stored on your phone, so you can study on the subway or anywhere else without a connection. Speaking practice uses your phone’s speech recognition.
Everything is unlocked for three days at no charge. After the trial, access continues through a subscription billed by Google Play, which you can cancel at any time from your Play Store account.
Questions and explanations are available in English, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Tagalog, Arabic and Portuguese. The answers you practice out loud are always in English, because that is how the interview is conducted.
No. EasyCitizen helps you study for the civics and English portions of the test. Questions about eligibility, your application, or your individual case belong with USCIS or a licensed immigration attorney.
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The 128-question civics test format asks up to 20 questions, with 12 correct answers needed to pass. Check USCIS for the test version and requirements that apply to you.
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