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Lithuanian Constitution Exam: Sample Questions With Answers

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10 November 2026

Lithuanian Constitution Exam: Sample Questions With Answers

Sample questions from the Lithuanian Constitution exam, with answers: 12 questions with three options each, as in the real test, and a note under every answer.

Fluent is an unofficial learning service, not a state body. This article is a reference overview, not legal advice: NŠA and the Migration Department set the rules and dates, so check the official pages.

What these questions are

  • This is a sample, not the real exam: the real questions are written by NŠA. Ours come from Fluent's study question bank and are rebuilt in the exam format.
  • By NŠA's programme, the exam has 20 questions with three answer options each and one correct answer. You need 14 correct answers to pass.
  • Here every question has three options: the correct one and the two most plausible wrong ones.
  • Each answer names its topic from the exam programme. For the full list of topics, see Lithuanian Constitution Exam: Format, Pass Mark and Topics.

Try to answer without looking at the key, and only then check yourself.

12 questions

1. When was the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania adopted?

  • A. 11 March 1990
  • B. 25 October 1990
  • C. 25 October 1992

Answer: C. Topic: "The Lithuanian state" (the force of the Constitution and laws).

2. What kind of state is Lithuania according to the Constitution?

  • A. An independent democratic republic
  • B. A constitutional monarchy
  • C. A federal democratic republic

Answer: A. Topic: "The Lithuanian state" (form of government).

3. How many members does the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania have?

  • A. 100
  • B. 120
  • C. 141

Answer: C. Topic: "The Seimas".

4. For how many years is the President of the Republic of Lithuania elected?

  • A. 5 years
  • B. 4 years
  • C. 6 years

Answer: A. Topic: "The President".

5. For how many years is the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania elected?

  • A. 3 years
  • B. 4 years
  • C. 5 years

Answer: B. Topic: "The Seimas".

6. How many judges does the Constitutional Court of Lithuania have?

  • A. 9
  • B. 7
  • C. 11

Answer: A. Topic: "The Constitutional Court".

7. How is the President of Lithuania elected?

  • A. By the Seimas
  • B. Directly by citizens
  • C. By the Government

Answer: B. Topic: "The President".

8. Which body can declare a law unconstitutional in Lithuania?

  • A. The Seimas
  • B. The Supreme Court
  • C. The Constitutional Court

Answer: C. Topic: "The Constitutional Court".

9. What is the main principle of organising state power in Lithuania?

  • A. Separation of powers
  • B. Unity of power
  • C. Parliamentary supremacy

Answer: A. Topic: "The Lithuanian state" (form of government, state institutions).

10. Who holds sovereign power in the Republic of Lithuania?

  • A. The people
  • B. The Seimas
  • C. The President

Answer: A. Topic: "The Lithuanian state" (sovereignty).

11. Which body approves the State Budget of Lithuania?

  • A. The Government
  • B. The Seimas
  • C. The President

Answer: B. Topic: "Finance and the state budget" (the budget system).

12. Who has the right of legislative initiative in Lithuania?

  • A. Only members of the Seimas
  • B. Members of the Seimas, the President, the Government and citizens (with 50,000 signatures)
  • C. Only the President

Answer: B. Topic: "The Seimas".

How to use this

  1. Answer all 12 questions and count the correct ones. On the real exam the pass mark is 14 out of 20.
  2. For each mistake, find its topic in the list and re-read the matching part of the Constitution.
  3. Then take more questions in Fluent's practice section and in the Constitution programme.

Checked: 10 November 2026. The exam format follows the official NŠA programme; the questions and answers come from Fluent's question bank, so check them against the text of the Constitution before the exam.

Official sources:

Fluent is an unofficial learning service, not a state body. This article is a reference overview, not legal advice: NŠA and the Migration Department set the rules and dates, so check the official pages.

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