New free tool for studying the 100 questions

[Inky 1,110]

Really good interactive website helps with studying and learning about the US, reads it to you and asks questions at the end. Found this really useful.

http://www.americanhistory.si.edu/citizenship/

[Arun+Catie 1]

thanks

[Juneusacanfly 0]

At the USCIS office you can get a free book with CD for free. The officer will give you a copy after your biometric. I listened to the CD while I am driving back and forth to work after 2 weeks I can answer correctly all 100 question , you can do it too. You can download to your ipod and listen while you do other chores or work out.

here are some other site for reading study"

http://www.800citizen.org/studyguide.htm

http://passcitizenshipexam.com/

http://uscitizennow.com/

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.d72b75bdf98917853423754f526e0aa0/?vgnextoid=afd6618bfe12f210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=afd6618bfe12f210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD

[Harsh_77 718]

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this is the message I get

you are using old link, use this new link http://amaruk.atspac...CivicsTest.html should work.

[AnhDoiEm 9]

Thx

[Rufian 0]

hello

are these questions for the oral exam?

or is there also a written exam that you have to take ?

[seekersharer 0]

Hi fellow VJer's.

I just finished my interview yesterday and wanted to share something I did to assist me to study for my test. It is based on the whole concept of Pareto. What's the minimum I have to know in order to accomplish my result?

So, rather than try to study the "red book" which has multiple answers, or listen to the CD, or even use the multitude apps and resources out there, I realized that I only needed to know "one" answer from each question, not all of them. I also realized that the same answer applied to multiple questions. So, in order to study efficiently, I created a single page document with all the single answers I needed from the 100 possible options.

This made preparation really easy. One page to study. One page to carry around.

http://tomadams.com/naturalization-interview-study-guide/

It is my suggestion that you "write or type" it out for yourself first. It's been clearly proven that there is a solid link between writing it by hand and how it connects to your memory. I wrote this first by hand, then made it into a digital document.

I hope it can be helpful to you.

I am incredibly thankful for how giving this community has been and how much it has assisted me over the last 6 years. This is my small attempt to give back.

Cheers!

Tom Adams

[camden 20]

I'm saving the link for my husband for when the time comes.

[Birdo 16]

Love this tool! Thank you.

[pirogovak 3]

thank you for sharing this! Helped me a lot

[spearmint 1]

thanks for sharing the link

[Tmc225usc 1]

I practiced using this every day! It helped so much!

[walshy 3]

Thanks so much for creating this very handy study tool. Passed my interview this morning :-)

[sraj49 2]

For anyone who has an iPhone... there's also an app for that. Well, there's several, I think - I downloaded one a couple of months ago called "Naturalization Test" and have resorted to going through the questions a couple of times on boring car journeys (and I'm not even eligible to file my N-400 yet). It's pretty good - it gives the questions as (sort of) "flash cards" that you can flip to see the answer, and you can mark "favorites" (i.e. the ones you have trouble remembering) and tell it to ignore questions too (i.e. the easy ones). I will definitely be using it a lot in the coming months, until I can get all those answers drummed into my thick skull!

There are several available on Google Play Store for Android also. Now a days most of the application is available on both.

[minions2 24]

the audio CD helped me a lot... i listened to it while driving