Quick Reference in the App: How to Memorize Constitution Facts Fast

Updated: September 2026

Some questions on the Constitution basics exam aren't about the general meaning of the text — they're about specific numbers: how many members the Seimas has, how long a term lasts, the minimum age to run for office. Numbers like that are easier to forget than general principles, which is why the app now has a dedicated Quick Reference section.

The Quick Reference section in the app, organized by part of the Constitution.

How Quick Reference is organized

Quick Reference follows the same structure as the Constitution itself — by part: "The State of Lithuania," "The Individual and the State," "Society and the State," "The Seimas," and so on. Each group has short cards with a number or term, a one-line explanation, and the exact Constitution article it comes from.

A few examples from the "Seimas" section

For example, the Seimas section includes cards like these:

• 141 — the number of Seimas members (Art. 55);
• 4 years — the length of a Seimas member's term (Art. 55);
• at least 3/5 of 141 members — how many must be elected for the Seimas to be considered validly elected (Art. 56);
• 25 years — the minimum age on election day to run for the Seimas, together with a permanent residency requirement in Lithuania (Art. 56).

Other sections — from the President and Government to local government and the courts — are organized the same way.

How to use it while studying

Quick Reference works best not as a replacement for reading the full Constitution text, but as fast review — before a chapter test or before an exam simulation. A few minutes with a section's cards is often all it takes for the key numbers to stick.

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