Civics Prep USA: Complete U.S. Citizenship Prep (Full Access)

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Complete U.S. Citizenship Preparation

Pass the Citizenship Interview with Confidence

Stop guessing and start practicing with a complete, mobile-friendly preparation system built around the
latest 128 official civics questions, realistic interview simulations, bilingual study support,
instant feedback, and unlimited lifetime access.

What You Get with Full Access

Latest 128 Civics Questions

Practice the current, more challenging civics-question set using answers based on official government-published material.

Responsive Practice Quizzes

Speak your answer aloud and receive fast right-or-wrong feedback so you can practice naturally and improve quickly.

Visual and Verbal Hints

Use built-in hint buttons for helpful visual and spoken cues whenever you need support with a question.

Multiple Virtual Interviewers

Practice unlimited English-only interview simulations with different personalities and interviewing styles, from friendly and patient to direct and brusque.

English and Spanish Audio

Study every civics question with written English and Spanish support plus audio you can use on your phone.

Chrome-Based Pronunciation Tool

Practice speaking clearly with a browser-based pronunciation tool that works on phones, tablets, and computers using Google Chrome.

State-Specific Civics Support

Look up state-specific information, including your elected representatives, for the questions that depend on where you live.

Lifetime Access and Future Updates

Pay once and keep access to the Civics Gym, interview simulations, bilingual audio, pronunciation tools, mobile study features, and future test updates.

One Payment. Lifetime Access.

Prepare on your schedule, practice as often as you need, and build the confidence to answer clearly during your citizenship interview.

Practice the latest 128 official civics questions using government-published answers
Answer questions aloud and receive fast right-or-wrong feedback
Use visual and verbal hints when you need help
Prepare for the N-400 interview with multiple virtual interviewers
Improve listening, speaking, pronunciation, and interview confidence
Use English and Spanish audio support for every civics question
Study on a phone, tablet, or computer
Practice state-specific questions and identify your elected representatives

Course Content

Welcome to the Civics Gym Pronunication App

How To Use The Civic Gym: English Instructions
How To Use The Civics Gym: Spanish Instructions:
🚀 ENTER THE PREMIUM CIVICS GYM (UNLOCKED)

Officer Friendly Video Interview

Q001 – Form of Government
Q002 – Supreme Law
Q003 – Constitution Does
Q004 – We the People
Q005 – Amendment Process
Q006 – Bill of Rights
Q007 – Amendment Count
Q008 – Dec of Indep Importance
Q009 – Free from Britain
Q010 – Dec of Indep Ideas
Q011 – Life and Liberty
Q012 – Economic System
Q013 – Rule of Law
Q014 – Constitution Influence
Q015 – Three Branches Why
Q016 – Name Three Branches
Q017 – President Branch
Q018 – Writes Laws
Q019 – Parts of Congress
Q020 – Power of Congress
Q021 – Senator Count
Q022 – Senator Term
Q023 – US Senator (REC)
Q024 – House Member Count
Q025 – House Term
Q026 – Reps vs Senators
Q027 – Senators per State
Q028 – Why Two Senators
Q029 – US Representative (REC)
Q030 – Speaker of House
Q031 – Senator Represents
Q032 – Elects Senators
Q033 – Rep Represents
Q034 – Elects Reps
Q035 – Reps Population
Q036 – President Term
Q037 – President Term Limit
Q038 – President Name
Q039 – Vice President Name
Q040 – President Successor
Q041 – President Power
Q042 – Commander in Chief
Q043 – Signs Bills
Q044 – Vetoes Bills
Q045 – Appoints Judges
Q046 – Exec Branch Parts
Q047 – Cabinet Does
Q048 – Cabinet Positions
Q049 – Electoral College
Q050 – Judicial Branch Part
Q051 – Judicial Branch Does
Q052 – Highest Court
Q053 – Supreme Court Seats
Q054 – Justices for Case
Q055 – Justice Term
Q056 – Justice Life Term
Q057 – Chief Justice Name
Q058 – Federal Power
Q059 – State Power
Q060 – 10th Amendment
Q061 – Governor Name (REC)
Q062 – State Capital (REC)
Q063 – four amendments to the U.S. Constitution
Q064 – Who can vote in federal elections
Q065 – Three Rights
Q066 – Pledge Loyalty
Q067 Name two promises
Q068 – Become Citizen
Q069 – two examples of civic participation
Q070 – Serve Country
Q071 – Pay Taxes
Q072 – Selective Service
Q073 – Colonists Reason
Q074 – Pre-European
Q075 – Enslaved People
Q076 – Independence War
Q077 – Why Independence
Q078 – Wrote Declaration
Q079 – Declaration Date
Q080 – Revolution Event
Q081 – 13 Original States
Q082 – 1787 Document
Q083 – Federalist Writer
Q084 – Federalist Importance
Q085 – Ben Franklin
Q086 – George Washington
Q087 – Thomas Jefferson
Q088 – James Madison
Q089 – Alexander Hamilton
Q090 – Louisiana Purchase
Q091 – 1800s War
Q092 – Name the U.S. war between the North and the South
Q093 – Civil War Event
Q094 – Abraham Lincoln
Q095 – Emancipation Proc
Q096 – Ended Slavery
Q097 – 14th Amendment
Q098 – Right to Vote
Q099 – Womens Rights
Q100 – 1900s War
Q101 – Enter WWI
Q102 – Women Vote Date
Q103 – Great Depression
Q104 – Depression Start
Q105 – FDR President
Q106 – Enter WWII
Q107 – Eisenhower
Q108 – Cold War Rival
Q109 – Cold War Concern
Q110 – Korean War
Q111 – Vietnam War
Q112 – Civil Rights Mov
Q113 – MLK Jr
Q114 – Gulf War
Q115 – Sept 11
Q116 – Post 9/11 Conflict
Q117 – Indian Tribe
Q118 – Innovation
Q119 – US Capital
Q120 – Statue of Liberty
Q121 – 13 Stripes
Q122 – 50 Stars
Q123 – National Anthem
Q124 – E Pluribus Unum
Q125 – Independence Day
Q126 – National Holidays
Q127 – Memorial Day
Q128 – Veterans Day

Officer Accent Video Interview

Q001 – Form of Government
Q002 – Supreme Law
Q003 – Constitution Does
Q004 – We the People
Q005 – Amendment Process
Q006 – Bill of Rights
Q007 – Amendment Count
Q008 – Dec of Indep Importance
Q009 – Free from Britain
Q010 – Dec of Indep Ideas
Q011 – Life and Liberty
Q012 – Economic System
Q013 – Rule of Law
Q014 – Constitution Influence
Q015 – Three Branches Why
Q016 – Name Three Branches
Q017 – President Branch
Q018 – Writes Laws
Q019 – Parts of Congress
Q020 – Power of Congress
Q021 – Senator Count
Q022 – Senator Term
Q023 – US Senator (REC)
Q024 – House Member Count
Q025 – House Term
Q026 – Reps vs Senators
Q027 – Senators per State
Q028 – Why Two Senators
Q029 – US Representative (REC)
Q030 – Speaker of House
Q031 – Senator Represents
Q032 – Elects Senators
Q033 – Rep Represents
Q034 – Elects Reps
Q035 – Reps Population
Q036 – President Term
Q037 – President Term Limit
Q038 – President Name
Q039 – Vice President Name
Q040 – President Successor
Q041 – President Power
Q042 – Commander in Chief
Q043 – Signs Bills
Q044 – Vetoes Bills
Q045 – Appoints Judges
Q046 – Exec Branch Parts
Q047 – Cabinet Does
Q048 – Cabinet Positions
Q049 – Electoral College
Q050 – Judicial Branch Part
Q051 – Judicial Branch Does
Q052 – Highest Court
Q053 – Supreme Court Seats
Q054 – Justices for Case
Q055 – Justice Term
Q056 – Justice Life Term
Q057 – Chief Justice Name
Q058 – Federal Power
Q059 – State Power
Q060 – 10th Amendment
Q061 – Governor Name (REC)
Q062 – State Capital (REC)
Q063 – four amendments to the U.S. Constitution
Q064 – Who can vote in federal elections
Q065 – Three Rights
Q066 – Pledge Loyalty
Q067 Name two promises
Q068 – Become Citizen
Q069 – two examples of civic participation
Q070 – Serve Country
Q071 – Pay Taxes
Q072 – Selective Service
Q073 – Colonists Reason
Q074 – Pre-European
Q075 – Enslaved People
Q076 – Independence War
Q077 – Why Independence
Q078 – Wrote Declaration
Q079 – Declaration Date
Q080 – Revolution Event
Q081 – 13 Original States
Q082 – 1787 Document
Q083 – Federalist Writer
Q084 – Federalist Importance
Q085 – Ben Franklin
Q086 – George Washington
Q087 – Thomas Jefferson
Q088 – James Madison
Q089 – Alexander Hamilton
Q090 – Louisiana Purchase
Q091 – 1800s War
Q092 – Name the U.S. war between the North and the South
Q093 – Civil War Event
Q094 – Abraham Lincoln
Q095 – Emancipation Proc
Q096 – Ended Slavery
Q097 – 14th Amendment
Q098 – Right to Vote
Q099 – Womens Rights
Q100 – 1900s War
Q101 – Enter WWI
Q102 – Women Vote Date
Q103 – Great Depression
Q104 – Depression Start
Q105 – FDR President
Q106 – Enter WWII
Q107 – Eisenhower
Q108 – Cold War Rival
Q109 – Cold War Concern
Q110 – Korean War
Q111 – Vietnam War
Q112 – Civil Rights Mov
Q113 – MLK Jr
Q114 – Gulf War
Q115 – Sept 11
Q116 – Post 9/11 Conflict
Q117 – Indian Tribe
Q118 – Innovation
Q119 – US Capital
Q120 – Statue of Liberty
Q121 – 13 Stripes
Q122 – 50 Stars
Q123 – National Anthem
Q124 – E Pluribus Unum
Q125 – Independence Day
Q126 – National Holidays
Q127 – Memorial Day
Q128 – Veterans Day

Officer Brusque Video Interview

Q001 – Form of Government
Q002 – Supreme Law
Q003 – Constitution Does
Q004 – We the People
Q005 – Amendment Process
Q006 – Bill of Rights
Q007 – Amendment Count
Q008 – Dec of Indep Importance
Q009 – Free from Britain
Q010 – Dec of Indep Ideas
Q011 – Life and Liberty
Q012 – Economic System
Q013 – Rule of Law
Q014 – Constitution Influence
Q015 – Three Branches Why
Q016 – Name Three Branches
Q017 – President Branch
Q018 – Writes Laws
Q019 – Parts of Congress
Q020 – Power of Congress
Q021 – Senator Count
Q022 – Senator Term
Q023 – US Senator (REC)
Q024 – House Member Count
Q025 – House Term
Q026 – Reps vs Senators
Q027 – Senators per State
Q028 – Why Two Senators
Q029 – US Representative (REC)
Q030 – Speaker of House
Q031 – Senator Represents
Q032 – Elects Senators
Q033 – Rep Represents
Q034 – Elects Reps
Q035 – Reps Population
Q036 – President Term
Q037 – President Term Limit
Q038 – President Name
Q039 – Vice President Name
Q040 – President Successor
Q041 – President Power
Q042 – Commander in Chief
Q043 – Signs Bills
Q044 – Vetoes Bills
Q045 – Appoints Judges
Q046 – Exec Branch Parts
Q047 – Cabinet Does
Q048 – Cabinet Positions
Q049 – Electoral College
Q050 – Judicial Branch Part
Q051 – Judicial Branch Does
Q052 – Highest Court
Q053 – Supreme Court Seats
Q054 – Justices for Case
Q055 – Justice Term
Q056 – Justice Life Term
Q057 – Chief Justice Name
Q058 – Federal Power
Q059 – State Power
Q060 – 10th Amendment
Q061 – Governor Name (REC)
Q062 – State Capital (REC)
Q063 – four amendments to the U.S. Constitution
Q064 – Who can vote in federal elections
Q065 – Three Rights
Q066 – Pledge Loyalty
Q067 Name two promises
Q068 – Become Citizen
Q069 – two examples of civic participation
Q070 – Serve Country
Q071 – Pay Taxes
Q072 – Selective Service
Q073 – Colonists Reason
Q074 – Pre-European
Q075 – Enslaved People
Q076 – Independence War
Q077 – Why Independence
Q078 – Wrote Declaration
Q079 – Declaration Date
Q080 – Revolution Event
Q081 – 13 Original States
Q082 – 1787 Document
Q083 – Federalist Writer
Q084 – Federalist Importance
Q085 – Ben Franklin
Q086 – George Washington
Q087 – Thomas Jefferson
Q088 – James Madison
Q089 – Alexander Hamilton
Q090 – Louisiana Purchase
Q091 – 1800s War
Q092 – Name the U.S. war between the North and the South
Q093 – Civil War Event
Q094 – Abraham Lincoln
Q095 – Emancipation Proc
Q096 – Ended Slavery
Q097 – 14th Amendment
Q098 – Right to Vote
Q099 – Womens Rights
Q100 – 1900s War
Q101 – Enter WWI
Q102 – Women Vote Date
Q103 – Great Depression
Q104 – Depression Start
Q105 – FDR President
Q106 – Enter WWII
Q107 – Eisenhower
Q108 – Cold War Rival
Q109 – Cold War Concern
Q110 – Korean War
Q111 – Vietnam War
Q112 – Civil Rights Mov
Q113 – MLK Jr
Q114 – Gulf War
Q115 – Sept 11
Q116 – Post 9/11 Conflict
Q117 – Indian Tribe
Q118 – Innovation
Q119 – US Capital
Q120 – Statue of Liberty
Q121 – 13 Stripes
Q122 – 50 Stars
Q123 – National Anthem
Q124 – E Pluribus Unum
Q125 – Independence Day
Q126 – National Holidays
Q127 – Memorial Day
Q128 – Veterans Day

N400 Naturalization Video Interview

01. What is your name?
02. And have you used any other names?
03. Do you want to legally change your name?
04. What is your date of birth?
05. And where were you born?
06. What is your country of citizenship?
07. Are either of your parents United States citizens?
08. Are you currently single, married, divorced, or widowed?
09. And where are you currently living?
10. How many children do you have?
11. Where are you working?
12. When was your last trip outside the United States?
13. Do you remember the day you returned to the United States?
14. Do you swear or affirm that the statements you will give today will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
15. Have you EVER claimed to be a U.S. citizen (in writing or any other way)?
16. Do you currently owe any overdue Federal, state, or local taxes in the United States?
17. Do you support the Constitution and form of Government of the United States?
18. Are you willing to take the full Oath of Allegiance to the United States?
19. If the law requires it, are you willing to bear arms (carry weapons) on behalf of the United States?
20. If the law requires it

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Civics Prep USA: Complete U.S. Citizenship Prep (Full Access)

About Course

Pass the Citizenship Interview with Confidence

What You Get with Full Access

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Welcome to the Civics Gym Pronunication App

How To Use The Civic Gym: English Instructions

How To Use The Civics Gym: Spanish Instructions:

🚀 ENTER THE PREMIUM CIVICS GYM (UNLOCKED)

Officer Friendly Video Interview

Q001 – Form of Government

Q002 – Supreme Law

Q003 – Constitution Does

Q004 – We the People

Q005 – Amendment Process

Q006 – Bill of Rights

Q007 – Amendment Count

Q008 – Dec of Indep Importance

Q009 – Free from Britain

Q010 – Dec of Indep Ideas

Q011 – Life and Liberty

Q012 – Economic System

Q013 – Rule of Law

Q014 – Constitution Influence

Q015 – Three Branches Why

Q016 – Name Three Branches

Q017 – President Branch

Q018 – Writes Laws

Q019 – Parts of Congress

Q020 – Power of Congress

Q021 – Senator Count

Q022 – Senator Term

Q023 – US Senator (REC)

Q024 – House Member Count

Q025 – House Term

Q026 – Reps vs Senators

Q027 – Senators per State

Q028 – Why Two Senators

Q029 – US Representative (REC)

Q030 – Speaker of House

Q031 – Senator Represents

Q032 – Elects Senators

Q033 – Rep Represents

Q034 – Elects Reps

Q035 – Reps Population

Q036 – President Term

Q037 – President Term Limit

Q038 – President Name

Q039 – Vice President Name

Q040 – President Successor

Q041 – President Power

Q042 – Commander in Chief

Q043 – Signs Bills

Q044 – Vetoes Bills

Q045 – Appoints Judges

Q046 – Exec Branch Parts

Q047 – Cabinet Does

Q048 – Cabinet Positions

Q049 – Electoral College

Q050 – Judicial Branch Part

Q051 – Judicial Branch Does

Q052 – Highest Court

Q053 – Supreme Court Seats

Q054 – Justices for Case

Q055 – Justice Term

Q056 – Justice Life Term

Q057 – Chief Justice Name

Q058 – Federal Power

Q059 – State Power

Q060 – 10th Amendment

Q061 – Governor Name (REC)

Q062 – State Capital (REC)

Q063 – four amendments to the U.S. Constitution

Q064 – Who can vote in federal elections

Q065 – Three Rights

Q066 – Pledge Loyalty

Q067 Name two promises

Q068 – Become Citizen

Q069 – two examples of civic participation