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Citizenship test
Okay, I have had 16 months to learn everything in the book for the citizenship test, and now they have given me 2 weeks notice!!!:curse:
One week has already gone by and on Monday 10th September I have the test. Has anyone (and I am sure there are many) who have done it and can remember how hard/questions/answers which may assist my husband and I. |
Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5270359)
Okay, I have had 16 months to learn everything in the book for the citizenship test, and now they have given me 2 weeks notice!!!:curse:
One week has already gone by and on Monday 10th September I have the test. Has anyone (and I am sure there are many) who have done it and can remember how hard/questions/answers which may assist my husband and I. http://www.yourlibrary.ca/citizenship/ |
Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5270359)
Okay, I have had 16 months to learn everything in the book for the citizenship test, and now they have given me 2 weeks notice!!!:curse:
One week has already gone by and on Monday 10th September I have the test. Has anyone (and I am sure there are many) who have done it and can remember how hard/questions/answers which may assist my husband and I. |
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Thanks, I have already answered some of the questions on the link and fortuanatly my husband is not an idiot, but is busy renovating my kitchen. My sons anticipate that I will pass no problem and husband will scrape a pass.
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Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5270437)
Thanks, I have already answered some of the questions on the link and fortuanatly my husband is not an idiot, but is busy renovating my kitchen. My sons anticipate that I will pass no problem and husband will scrape a pass.
The citizenship court we went to was in a dowdy run down building in a strip mall. Not quite the salubrious surroundings we were expecting. When they take you in, you are seated well away from any other family taking the test and each candidate is spaced one seat apart. Its a breeze, study the book and you should have no problem. You'll have to get OH out of the kitchen though to do his homework! |
Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5270437)
Thanks, I have already answered some of the questions on the link and fortuanatly my husband is not an idiot, but is busy renovating my kitchen. My sons anticipate that I will pass no problem and husband will scrape a pass.
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Have ages before we can do the test but where do you get the books from???
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If we ever get PR by the time we apply for citizenship we wont have to take the test as we will be tooo old! :thumbsup:
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Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Nickola
(Post 5270709)
Have ages before we can do the test but where do you get the books from???
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Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Surrey Expat
(Post 5270468)
When we went to do ours, I asked what the pass mark was, the answer I got was 'it depends' Depends on what I ask, 'depends on the questions you get wrong'
GOOD LUCK :) |
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Forgot to say - if (in the unlikely event) that you do fail you can appeal to a judge :)
All the best |
Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5270359)
Okay, I have had 16 months to learn everything in the book for the citizenship test, and now they have given me 2 weeks notice!!!:curse:
One week has already gone by and on Monday 10th September I have the test. Has anyone (and I am sure there are many) who have done it and can remember how hard/questions/answers which may assist my husband and I. This being Quebec, the test and ceremony were done the same morning. Some 50 people, from 25 countries, in a ratty community centre opposite a paper factory. No Mountie. I noted with some interest that the judge, clearly of anglophone European origins, only chatted to one of the new Canadians while dishing out the certificates. |
Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5270359)
Okay, I have had 16 months to learn everything in the book for the citizenship test, and now they have given me 2 weeks notice!!!:curse:
One week has already gone by and on Monday 10th September I have the test. Has anyone (and I am sure there are many) who have done it and can remember how hard/questions/answers which may assist my husband and I. ITS EAZZZZZZZZZY, you'll have no problem, its just to prove you speak english really...... |
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Just out of interest, can you re-sit if you fail?
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Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by live to ski
(Post 5272931)
Just out of interest, can you re-sit if you fail?
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Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5270359)
Monday 10th September I have the test.
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Good grief -that was my 1,000th post - think I could pass too ?! :p
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Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Surrey Expat
(Post 5270378)
Try this out
http://www.yourlibrary.ca/citizenship/ |
Re: Citizenship test
good luck- I'm sure it will be a breeze!
Gryph |
Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Nickola
(Post 5270709)
Have ages before we can do the test but where do you get the books from???
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resourc...look/index.asp Interesting article on Citizenship test. http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNew...hub=TopStories |
Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5270359)
Okay, I have had 16 months to learn everything in the book for the citizenship test, and now they have given me 2 weeks notice!!!:curse:
One week has already gone by and on Monday 10th September I have the test. Has anyone (and I am sure there are many) who have done it and can remember how hard/questions/answers which may assist my husband and I. What we did was to go to their website and do their online test and keep doing it. Loads of info sticks in your head then. |
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Originally Posted by Londonuck
(Post 5279876)
What we did was to go to their website and do their online test and keep doing it. Loads of info sticks in your head then.
We should get a letter within the next few months for a date to get sworn in and then we have a massive party! |
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Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5296782)
Thanks for all the links. We both passed the test today and it really was a doddle. You do have to read the book as I would not have known when confederation was or which were the first 4 provinces to join, but most was stuff you could work out.
We should get a letter within the next few months for a date to get sworn in and then we have a massive party! Gryph |
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Congratulations:thumbsup::thumbsup: I am so happy for you guys.
Karla x x x |
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Congratulations....all the worry for nothing.
Fully fledged Canadian now eh?:thumbup: |
Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5296782)
Thanks for all the links. We both passed the test today and it really was a doddle. You do have to read the book as I would not have known when confederation was or which were the first 4 provinces to join, but most was stuff you could work out.
We should get a letter within the next few months for a date to get sworn in and then we have a massive party! |
Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Helen Parnell
(Post 5296782)
Thanks for all the links. We both passed the test today and it really was a doddle. You do have to read the book as I would not have known when confederation was or which were the first 4 provinces to join, but most was stuff you could work out.
We should get a letter within the next few months for a date to get sworn in and then we have a massive party! Friends threw a Canada party for me with food from each province, temporary tattoos (for the kids really) it was like a Canada Day party in January. Have fun and congratulations. |
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Congrats Helen and 'temporarily released from the kitchen' hubby ! :thumbsup::beer:
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Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Alvic
(Post 5297775)
Fully fledged Canadian now eh?:thumbup:
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Re: Citizenship test
Originally Posted by Souvenir
(Post 5301802)
Not until she swears at the judge she isn't.
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Congratulations Helen!!!
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Originally Posted by Alvic
(Post 5302306)
Ah ha - I knew someone would say this....thanks Souv:rofl:
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Originally Posted by Souvenir;
I have my uses.
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Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 5303058)
Not DIY though.
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Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 5303058)
Not DIY though.
<old Chinese proverb that I just made up; whence the contorted English> |
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Congratulations Helen :thumbsup::thumbsup::beer:
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Re: Citizenship test
:thumbsup: Yay! Congrats from me, too! :thumbsup:
Soon to be a "Canuck" (after the swearing at the Judge part like Souv said) |
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