CitizenshipPal

HomeTeacher Kit

Teacher Kit

Everything you need to hand CitizenshipPal to a class, a client, or a congregation. Nothing to fill in. Free, no signup, no student data.

The four lines to tell students:
Listen to the question.
Answer out loud.
Check your answer.
Practice the ones you miss.

The QR code

Scan to start practicing

Right-click or long-press the code to save it as an image for a slide or handout.

Print the flyer

Press the button and print this page; it prints as a one-page flyer with the QR code, in English and Spanish. Choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog to get a file you can email.

Email or text it to students

Copy this into an email, a text, WhatsApp, or your class page:

En español:

Put a practice question on your website

A random official question with a "show answer" button and a link to the trainer. Paste it into any web page or LMS that accepts HTML.


  

Project it in class

Classroom mode plays the questions aloud on a projector with a pause for the class to answer, and can present the interview guides as slides.

Link to it from your website or resource list

A line that works on a class page, a library resource list, or a syllabus. Copy it as is:

Free U.S. citizenship test practice: all 128 official questions read aloud, a practice test scored like the interview, Spanish under every question. No account, no cost. https://citizenshippal.com

If you tell us you're using it, we'll list your program on the organizations page. Write to us.

What to tell students it is

  • Free, with no account, no email, and nothing to install. It works in the phone's browser and can be added to the home screen.
  • All 128 official USCIS questions, read aloud, in short rounds that remember what they missed. A practice test scored like the interview.
  • Spanish under every question; instructions in Chinese, Vietnamese, and Arabic; a 65/20 setting.
  • Practice for the N-400 questions the officer asks, read aloud with a pause to answer.
  • Independent: not USCIS, and not legal advice.

More for instructors on the teachers page; printable question sheets, the classroom mode guide, and how classes use it.