how to prepare for citizenship and pass. I don't want to read the entire book , i like to know which website has more questions and answers which comes in our exam and we will get passed.
how to prepare for citizenship and pass
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So here's the irony in what you asked....you want to ask how to prepare and pass your test....without having to read the entire book lol! Reading the entire book is part of that preparation, whether you read it once or several times....unless of course you'd like someone to wave their magic wand so you can cut corners to pass it without putting in the effort.
Yes a rather annoying question.....I'd recommend you read the book at least once....for goodness sake you're making the commitment of becoming Canadian Citizen so as part of that journey you can do it without cutting corners for the test....unless you want to fail it.
Aside from that google test examples and there are many many test questions with answers that you can practice over and over again....right I'm stepping off my soap box and apologies if this has come across as not helpful but in all seriousness....come on.
Without sounding condescending, may I suggest you read the book not once but many times. It tells you a lot about the country you have chosen to call home, raise family and work in. The purpose of passing the citizenship should be to know more about the country, its structure, history, and governance to be able to take an active part in the community. It's not just about getting 17/20 and ticking boxes.
Firstly, read the book
The book can be read in 2:30 hours. You can listen to it if you prefer. This is the official audiobook and someone has kindly put the pages in a video to follow along.
After you are done reading the book at least twice, I would recommend you use this app to review questions:
Why I recommend this method? I did the test and got 20/20
The book can be read in 2:30 hours. You can listen to it if you prefer. This is the official audiobook and someone has kindly put the pages in a video to follow along.
After you are done reading the book at least twice, I would recommend you use this app to review questions:
Why I recommend this method? I did the test and got 20/20
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In all honesty the book was one of the last things I read....but I read it twice and found that it did help massively reading it and in combination with all the practice testsPeople gonna go straight for the app
You need to read the book.
My husband did many practice tests but still he needs to read the book a few times.
Those videos and app may help but I think you need to be very lucky to pass the test just using app/sample exams/videos without reading the book.
My husband did many practice tests but still he needs to read the book a few times.
Those videos and app may help but I think you need to be very lucky to pass the test just using app/sample exams/videos without reading the book.
If you really don’t want to read the book, apply when you are 55 years old. No knowledge test.
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