this is scary :-(
i had the pdf and test invite email open in 2 other windows from before the test began till it ended. i didn't switch to those windows but they were there in the backdrop. huh.
September 2022 - Citizenship Applicants
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i had the pdf and test invite email open in 2 other windows from before the test began till it ended. i didn't switch to those windows but they were there in the backdrop. huh.
i read the study guide and downloaded an app called Called Citizenship test (white and red Logo). but honestly it was all from the study guide.
did you pass the test ? can you please the links as discover canada has so many info like dates years and hard to remember
Thanks for your revert, that really helps..! so for the test you used apnatoronto.com and richmond anything else/?
Hey no I haven't given the t
Hey no I haven't given the test yet. Just got the invite today.
I am on same boat as you. Dates and years are trouble maker. But I would say read the book and try remember as much as you can. Remember you are still allowed to get 5 wrong. So try doing the easy ones first and get 15 right.
We wrote the test the same day the window opened - January 13th
My husband and I both found it pretty easy, although he struggled a little with remembering the names!
But we both found working through the online practice tests and especially going through the booklet a couple times really made it simpler
There is no getting around the fact that going through the booklet is the best chance for the test
Definitely needed to remember a lot of the names related to the history of Canada and who did what when.
Also, I personally found that just reading through the questions slowly and then answering helps too - the questions are not a direct match to the online practice tests, but they ask for the same information, so going through the practice test questions (and correlating them with the information in the booklet) can make the facts stick better in your brain (it did for me anyway
)To be honest 30 minutes is MORE than enough time to answer all the questions, review any questions you are unsure of, and submit your test.
I think everyone has more than average chance of scoring 20/20
Do we have the option to skip the hard questions and then come back to it later? Like do the easy ones first and then do the hard onesMy husband and I both found it pretty easy, although he struggled a little with remembering the names!
But we both found working through the online practice tests and especially going through the booklet a couple times really made it simpler
There is no getting around the fact that going through the booklet is the best chance for the test
Definitely needed to remember a lot of the names related to the history of Canada and who did what when.
Also, I personally found that just reading through the questions slowly and then answering helps too - the questions are not a direct match to the online practice tests, but they ask for the same information, so going through the practice test questions (and correlating them with the information in the booklet) can make the facts stick better in your brain (it did for me anyway
To be honest 30 minutes is MORE than enough time to answer all the questions, review any questions you are unsure of, and submit your test.
I think everyone has more than average chance of scoring 20/20
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