Civics Prepper

Civics Prepper

US Citizenship Test Prep

6 ratings
3 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 15, 2023
  • January 20, 2025

Features

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Prepare for the US Citizenship test with study materials, practice tests, and official information. Track your progress, identify challenging questions, and locate your representatives. Works offline and supports English and Spanish.

Study, browse, and search civics test questions
Multiple choice practice tests with detailed scoring
Track performance with charts and trophies
Identify elected officials and representatives
Question Performance Zones for targeted study
Offline functionality for uninterrupted learning
English and Spanish language support
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What's New in Civics Prepper

25.01.20

January 20, 2025

• 2025 Presidential, Legislator, and Governor updates • Bug fixes and improvements

Subscription plans

Monthly ($0.99)

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$0.991 Month
3 Days trial
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User reviews

Incorrect information

the Statue of Liberty is not in New Jersey…

Response from developer

Hello FrenchFranc, To maintain fidelity to the civics portion of the naturalization test, our app uses the answers that are listed as acceptable by US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). For the question “where is the Statue of Liberty[?]” — #95 on the 2008 edition — the acceptable answers include: New Jersey, New York (Harbor), on the Hudson (River), Liberty Island, and near New York City, even if some of the answers are slightly uncommon in everyday or conversational use. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to respond and we certainly hope you’ll consider updating your review!

Helpful and easy to use!

The question history helps me a lot because it helps me check my work and see the hardest questions for me.

Easy to use with NO ADS

Tried a few apps but this one is my favorite so far. Easy to use, cool studying options. I don’t need to sign up for an account and no ads - even in the free version! THANK YOU!

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FAQ

What is Civics Prepper?

Civics Prepper is a reference app designed to help users study for and practice the US Citizenship test. It offers study materials, practice tests, and tools to track progress and identify officials.

Does Civics Prepper have ads?

No, Civics Prepper is ad-free. The description explicitly states 'No ads, no registration, no account, and no sign-in. Get started fast!'

What civics test editions does Civics Prepper support?

Civics Prepper supports both the 2008 and 2020 Naturalization Civics Test editions. The free version includes 'Special Consideration' questions, while the paid version unlocks all questions.

Can I use Civics Prepper offline?

Yes, Civics Prepper works offline, allowing for uninterrupted learning without a signal or Wi-Fi connection. This feature is highlighted as a major benefit.

What are the subscription options for Civics Prepper?

Civics Prepper offers monthly and yearly subscription plans. The monthly plan is $0.99 and the yearly plan is $6.99, both with a 3-day free trial.

What devices are compatible with Civics Prepper?

Civics Prepper is available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac computers with Apple Silicon. It is rated for ages 4+.

How does Civics Prepper help me identify my elected officials?

Civics Prepper uses your precise location to accurately identify your elected officials, representatives, senators, and state capital. This is more accurate than using ZIP codes.

What is the 'Question Performance Zones' feature in Civics Prepper?

The 'Question Performance Zones' feature categorizes your responses to specific questions into 'mastered,' 'challenging,' 'at-risk,' and 'failing.' This helps you focus your study efforts on areas where you need the most improvement.