The 100 Questions are confusing!

[sciconf]

I reviewed the book with 100 questions (given after the FP) over one time.

When I see the questions others had been asked, I have no clue, for the most part!

Any better resources to study? I have not touched the CD that came with the book.

Any tips guys?

 

[mogambo1]

Please be more specific in your question.

I reviewed the book with 100 questions (given after the FP) over one time.

When I see the questions others had been asked, I have no clue, for the most part!

Any better resources to study? I have not touched the CD that came with the book.

Any tips guys?

 

[sciconf]

Please be more specific in your question.

I guess, my mind is into several things that I am keep forgetting. So far most I spent is once a week revising the questions.

Are there any other study material that is popular?

 

[mogambo1]

Most of them are so easy, except where they require specific input like current governer, current mayor, current senators of your state etc. That's my feeling though.

I guess, my mind is into several things that I am keep forgetting. So far most I spent is once a week revising the questions.

 

[BarbaraLamb]

I used the PDF "flash cards" from the USCIS website almost every day until my interview. After the initial few days they were memorised pretty well. I also asked a friend to ask me all 100 questions but not sequentially.

You'll see, it'll be easier than you think.

 

[mogambo1]

Use this and practice thoroughly:

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/us...nnel=c242df6bdd42a210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD