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There are two tests that you must pass for the Canadian citizenship test. One is really a written test which contains 20 multiple choice questions. Another one is a verbal interview where you are tested for English proficiency. You have to get 15 answers right out of 20 multiple choice questions for written test. There are no certain questions that you must get right as they did before. You just need to get 15 questions right and you may pass the written exam. The questions are entirely from the textbook called, 'Discover Canada' by Citizenship and Immigration of Canada. Here are some helpful tips on finding your way through Canadian citizenship written test.

1. Please give yourself enough time for studying. Sometimes, your test date is only about a fortnight weeks away once you receive the citizenship test notice. Start studying early and present yourself enough time for review and practice. It's better to study over time over a period time than study everything before your test date.

2. Read "Discover Canada" by Citizenship and Immigration of Canada. The Canadian citizenship questions are out of this book. Discover Canada contains a number of different topics with many details. Therefore, the book should be studied thoroughly.

3. It is important that you have knowledge of Discover Canada. When you read "Discover Canada", be sure to understand overall information.

4. Study each topic in details. Try to avoid finding dictionary meanings of all words that you do not know because this will take too much of your time. However, you must know the important keywords such as "constitutional monarchy". For each section, study key important vocabulary first to get understanding of details.

5. There are plenty of people, events and dates in the book. Decide those are very important to remember for Canadian Citizenship Test. For instance, Canada was created on July 1, 1867. This could be considered very important thing to know about Canada to become Canadian citizen.

6. After studying each topic, practice citizenship test questions. There are several simulated test questions with time limit of half an hour. This will give you a good idea of just how long you may try finish the test, in the event that you feel you have sufficient time, etc. Most people feel 30 min. is enough time. Furthermore, practicing with Canadian citizenship test questions will assist you to find out more important facts from the book.

7. You can find citizenship classes, online courses, tutors open to help you study if you need.

8. Get a lot of sleep right before your test date. Sleep helps you remember better. If you are too tired or haven't any energy as you didn't get enough sleep, you may not feel focused to do the test.