How to answer civics test questions

[axescot]

I am studying for my naturalization test and the practice questions offer several bullet points for some questions. Some of those answers are repetitive like:

What did the Declaration of Independence do?
Announced our independence (from Great Britain)
Declared our independence (from Great Britain)
Said the United States is free (from Great Britain)

And some of the answers are not repetitive like:

What does the Constitution do?
sets up the government
defines the government
protects basic rights of Americans

And also like:

What does the judicial branch do?
reviews laws
explains laws
resolves disputes (disagreements)
decides if a law goes against the Constitution

When we answer, are we supposed to give one of those bullet points or all bullet points?

[Freespirit2021]

Yes. One of the options except when question explicitly asks for more

[Tezza]

Just one of those answers is sufficient.

[raz008]

one is fine.

[Hotaru-Grace]

I am studying for my naturalization test and the practice questions offer several bullet points for some questions. Some of those answers are repetitive like:

What did the Declaration of Independence do?
Announced our independence (from Great Britain)
Declared our independence (from Great Britain)
Said the United States is free (from Great Britain)

And some of the answers are not repetitive like:

What does the Constitution do?
sets up the government
defines the government
protects basic rights of Americans

And also like:

What does the judicial branch do?
reviews laws
explains laws
resolves disputes (disagreements)
decides if a law goes against the Constitution

When we answer, are we supposed to give one of those bullet points or all bullet points?

Yes I agree with the other responses. Choose the answer choice that will be easy for you to recall. You may practice along with ESSA group on Youtube found here

You may also review this cheat sheet from USCIS that will give you an idea on the words to be included on the writing test. writing_vocab.pdf (uscis.gov)
You may also follow the YouTube here All the best.