What’s better than using USCIS: Civics Test Study Tools by USCIS Department of Homeland Security? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
So, the USCIS: Civics Test Study Tools app is set up to help people get ready for the naturalization civics test — that’s the one with all the U.S. history and government questions. It’s made by the official people at USCIS, which makes it feel pretty reliable compared to just going online and trying to find a random quiz. Even though the app hasn’t had updates since 2017 (apparently because of funding stuff), it still does what it says: all 100 of the official test questions and answers are there. The nice part is that everything’s available in both English and Spanish, and you can switch the whole app to Spanish or just listen to audio in either language.
There’s a couple ways to practice. There’s the usual multiple-choice practice test where you check how you’re doing, and there’s also this Challenge mode—basically, a streak game to see how many right answers you can rack up in a row. That high score part gives it a bit of a competitive feeling, even though it’s just for yourself. On PC with something like BlueStacks, the whole experience is pretty straightforward, nothing fancy, but all the info is clear and easy to pick through. Just a heads up, since the civics test in real life is oral, this isn’t a perfect match, but if someone wants to feel confident about knowing the facts, this makes it easy to review whenever. And since stuff in government can change after elections, they do mention you should check for the latest info elsewhere, but overall, it keeps things simple if you’re prepping for the test.
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