If you need to take the Lithuanian Constitution Exam, opening the Constitution for the first time can be intimidating.
For many foreign learners, one of the easiest ways to prepare is with a live teacher who can explain difficult parts in simple language and answer questions immediately.
There are many articles, legal words and institutions that may sound very similar. If Lithuanian is not your first language, understanding the question itself can sometimes be more difficult than understanding the rule behind it.
The good news is that you do not need to become a lawyer or memorize the entire Lithuanian Constitution word for word.
You need to understand its main principles, know how the Lithuanian state works and become familiar with the type of information that can appear in the exam.
A good teacher can also help you understand why one answer is correct and another is not, instead of simply memorizing test answers.
Here is how to prepare for the exam.