Citizenship Civics Test Prep vs Permit Ready

Ace your USCIS civics interview with confidence. All 128 official questions — studied, practiced, and mastered. The 2025 civics test asks up to 20 questions out loud. You need to answer 12 correctly. This app prepares you for every one of them — no internet required, no account needed. PRACTICE TESTS Take 20-question tests that mirror the real interview. You need 12 of 20 to pass — exactly like the actual USCIS requirement. Questions that ask for two, three, or five answers ask you to pick that many, just like the interview. Review every question you missed with what you chose, the official answers, and a plain-English explanation. STUDY BY TOPIC Browse all 128 questions organized by topic: · American Government (72 questions) · American History (46 questions) · Symbols and Holidays (10 questions) FLASHCARDS Flip through every question as a flashcard. Filter by topic or focus only on your starred questions. Great for quick review on the go. KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT See how the real test works: how many questions you get, how many you need right, what happens if you don't pass, and the 65/20 rule — checked against USCIS, with a link to the official page. TRACK YOUR READINESS Your readiness score grows as you take practice tests, so you always know how prepared you are. Star any question to revisit it later, and use Fix your misses to drill the ones you got wrong. FOR SENIOR APPLICANTS If you are 65 or older and have held a green card for 20 years or more, you only need to study the 20 starred questions: the officer asks 10 of them and you need 6 right. Switch to Starred 20 in Settings to focus on exactly those. FULLY OFFLINE No Wi-Fi required. No data plan. No account. Everything works from the moment you install it. — Prepared using the official USCIS civics question list. Not affiliated with USCIS or the US government.

Permit Ready helps adults prepare for the driver's license knowledge test in California and in Florida: the written test for a first license, also called the permit test. You choose your state, and every question is shown in English with a translation underneath, so you learn each rule together with the English words used on road signs and in the test. Two states, each with its own questions • California: 450 practice questions, translated into Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Vietnamese and Filipino (Tagalog). Mock exams under the adult test rules: 36 questions, 30 correct to pass • Florida: 452 practice questions, translated into Spanish, Haitian Creole and Portuguese. Mock exams under the Class E test rules: 50 questions, 40 correct to pass, in 60 minutes. Florida gives its test in English only, so the English always comes first What you get • Questions written for this app, each with a plain explanation and the section of the state's law or the handbook topic it is based on • The road signs and vehicle markings of your state (California 82, Florida 77), drawn to the standard designs: you write what a sign means, and the app checks • Spaced review that brings back the questions you are about to forget • Your mistake patterns: the rule you keep applying wrong, not only a score • A readiness estimate that updates after each study session • Listening mode: questions, options and explanations read aloud with your phone's own voices • A 10-question check that shows where you stand before you start Who it is for Adults in California or Florida getting a first driver's license, especially if English is not their first language. Filipino speakers can use it as a DMV reviewer with Tagalog underneath. How it works Start with the 10-question check at no cost and see your whole result. The first 25 questions, one mock exam and 20 road signs are included at no cost. One payment unlocks everything, for both states. There is no subscription, no advertising and no account. The app works offline, and your answers stay on your phone. Sources The questions are original. Their facts come from these public sources: • California Driver's Handbook, California DMV: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/handbook/california-driver-handbook/ • Knowledge test and permit rules, California DMV: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/driver-licenses-identification-cards/instruction-permits/ • California Vehicle Code, California Legislature: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codesTOCSelected.xhtml?tocCode=VEH • Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles: https://www.flhsmv.gov/pdf/handbooks/englishdriverhandbook.pdf • Florida Statutes, Florida Legislature: https://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/ • Road sign designs, Federal Highway Administration (MUTCD): https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/ The exam figures were checked against each state's own publications. Rules change, so confirm details in the official handbook before your test. Disclaimer This app is independent and not affiliated with the DMV or any U.S. government agency. It provides no official government service.