Beginner needs a little help with flashcard program

[Chrislw324]

I'm making a flashcard program. Right now, I'm storing the questions and answers in separate lists. It works as is, but I want to add the option to study in random order meaning that if I keep the questions and answers in two lists, they're not going to match up with each other once I use random.shuffle. This is the code I have.

#! /usr/bin/python3
 
import csv
from functions import clearScreen
 
 
clearScreen() # clearing the screen
studySet = input("Enter the set you would like to study: ")
with open(studySet) as f:     # opening the csv file that contains the questions/answers
    fileContents = csv.reader(f)
    flashcards = {rows[0]:rows[1] for rows in fileContents} # storing the contents of the csv file into a dictionary
questions = [] # empty list to store the questions in
answers = [] # empty list to store the answers in
for eachKey in flashcards.keys(): # this and next line storing the keys of dict in list called questions
    questions.append(eachKey)
    answers.append(flashcards[eachKey])
clearScreen()
counter = 0
while counter < len(questions):
    yourAnswer = input(questions[counter] + "\n")
    if yourAnswer == answers[counter]:
        clearScreen()
    elif yourAnswer != answers[counter]:
        clearScreen()
        print("Sorry. That was not correct.")
        print("The correct answer is " + answers[counter])
        questions.append(questions[counter])
        answers.append(answers[counter])
    counter += 1
 
clearScreen()

I'm trying to instead put the questions/answers in a list of dictionaries.
Here's a little example.

questions = [
        {
            "question1": "answer1",
        },
        {
            "question2": "answer2",
        },
        {
            "question3": "answer3",
        },
]

counter = 0
currentQuestion = questions[counter]
myAnswer = input(currentQuestion.keys())
if myAnswer == currentQuestion.values():
    print("correct")
    counter += 1
else:
    print("wrong")

The output I get is:
dict_keys[('question1')]

when all I want is:
question1

[ichabod801]

I would put them in a list of tuples: cards = [(question1, answer1), (question2, answer2), ...]. Then you can loop through them like this: for question, answer in cards:. Also, you can random shuffle the list, and the answers will stay with the questions.