Constitution Exam Practice Tests Online — Citizenship and Residence Questions

Online Constitution exam practice tests

Preparing for the Lithuanian Constitution basics exam? Online practice tests are the most effective way to prepare. This guide covers how the real exam works, the topics it draws on, and how to practise for it.

The exam, in facts

Before you practise, know exactly what you are practising for. These come from the exam programme published by the National Agency for Education (NŠA):

• 20 questions, multiple choice, 3 options each
• 14 correct answers to pass — that is 70%
• The exam is in Lithuanian only. No translation is provided and dictionaries are not allowed
• Fee: €21
• Register at migracija.lt, at least 15 calendar days before the exam date
• Exempt: people aged 65 and over, people with disability groups I–II, and people with severe chronic mental illness

The exam is required both for Lithuanian citizenship and for a permanent residence permit (leidimas nuolat gyventi). A separate state language exam at A2 level is also required.

Why practise online

• Convenience — practise anytime, on a computer or phone
• Realistic format — the same 20-question, 3-option structure as the real exam
• Instant feedback — know immediately whether an answer is right, and why
• Progress tracking — see which chapters still need work
• Unlimited attempts — repeat as often as you need

What the exam asks about

Questions are concrete and factual: which institution appoints whom, how many votes a decision needs, how long terms of office run. These are the areas they come from.

State fundamentals

• What type of state is Lithuania? (An independent democratic republic)
• Who does sovereignty belong to? (The Nation)
• What is the state language? (Lithuanian)
• What are the state symbols? (Flag, coat of arms, anthem)

Human rights and freedoms

• Which article guarantees freedom of expression?
• What is the voting age?
• What rights do citizens have regarding property?
• What are the rights of a detained person?

The Seimas

• How many members does the Seimas have? (141)
• How long is a Seimas term? (4 years)
• Who may propose legislation?
• How are laws passed?

The President

• How long is the presidential term? (5 years)
• What are the President's powers?
• What is the minimum age to stand for President? (40)

Courts and local government

• Which is the highest court? (The Supreme Court)
• What does the Constitutional Court do?
• How is local self-government organised?

Sample questions

Three options each, exactly as in the real exam.

Question 1. Under Article 1, Lithuania is:

• a) A monarchy
• b) An independent democratic republic ✓
• c) A federal state

Question 2. How many members does the Seimas have?

• a) 101
• b) 121
• c) 141 ✓

Question 3. Who may be elected President of the Republic of Lithuania?

• a) Any citizen of Lithuania
• b) A citizen by origin, at least 40 years old, who has lived in Lithuania for the last three years ✓
• c) Any citizen at least 35 years old

A four-week study plan

1. Week 1: read the Constitution once, to understand how it is structured
2. Week 2: take practice tests to find your weak chapters
3. Week 3: concentrate on the chapters you scored lowest on
4. Week 4: take full timed mock exams until you consistently score above 80% — comfortably clear of the 70% you need

On exam day

• Sleep properly the night before
• Arrive 15 minutes early
• Bring your passport or ID card
• Read each question carefully — there is no need to rush
• If you are unsure, eliminate the options you know are wrong first

Start practising

Konstitucija Pass offers:

• 184 practice questions in each language, every one with an explanation and the article it comes from
• Timed mock exams in the official format
• All 154 articles of the Constitution in Lithuanian, English and Russian
• Progress tracking by topic

You can start with the free practice questions without creating an account.