Life & fun · November 26, 2025

CivScore
Test your civic sense and compete with your country.
What it does
CivScore is a free website with no ads now with a more Robust Scoring System. It allows you to check your civic awareness by taking interesting scenario quizzes on three levels: easy, medium, and hard. You can play it without signing up, but you can log in if you are interested in ranking on the leaderboard, completing courses, or earning cool certificates (professional, modern, or fun)." Languages: There are five languages: Nepali, Hindi, Japanese, Chinese, and English.
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