CAAT Study Guide – (PDF) Complete Canadian Adult Education Study Guide

Complete Canadian Adult Achievement Test Study Guide and practice tests.

Complete Canadian Adult Achievement Test Study Guide and practice tests. Includes tutorials, 2 sets of practice test questions, test prep, and self-assessments.

Includes over 300 questions in:

• Vocabulary
• Reading Comprehension
• Number Operations
• Problem Solving

Hundreds of pages of review and tutorials on all CAAT topics

Practice Makes Perfect

The more questions you see, the more likely you are to pass the test. And between our study guide and practice tests, you’ll have over 300 practice questions that cover every category.  You can fine-tune your knowledge in areas where you feel comfortable and be more efficient in improving your problem areas.

Our test has been developed by our dedicated team of experts. All the material in the study guide, including every practice question, is designed to engage the critical thinking skills that are needed to pass the CAAT. They will not be the exact same questions you’ll find on the exam, but they are similar.

And like the CAAT, the practice tests are weighted differently so you will be exposed to questions in all areas.

If you are like most people you have probably made some of these fatal study mistakes:

Study Mistake #1 – Scavenger hunts online to find ‘free’ CAAT test questions. We have all done this and really know what happens – hours and hours of surfing, pages and pages of print outs, missing pages, questionable results, and hours of wasted time that you could have spent studying!

Consider this – What is your hourly rate? How much time did you spend trolling the Internet and what did you really get? If you are like most people, when you really look at what you got, you are disappointed.

If you are like most people you start out doing an CAAT questions scavenger hunt and then quick realize it is a complete waste of time, so you buy this CAAT study guide and start practicing right away.

Study Mistake #2 – Studying everything that could possibly be on the test. Many students start off trying this and I did too. And if you are like most people, you start off with high hopes of studying EVERYTHING but quickly realize it is impossible to study everything.

Study Mistake #3 – traditional test preparation methods.

Consider this – if smart people who know their stuff still fail, then something must be wrong with the ‘traditional’ way of doing things.

You are right and yes there is! Taking a big test, with entrance into the College or University of your choice riding on the results is pretty stressful and even if you know your stuff you can still fail. Which in itself is a pretty scary thought!

You want a complete guide to the CAAT practice test package.

Imagine how you would feel if you took arrived at the CAAT exam and freaked out and couldn’t think straight! This is no joke and it happens to lots of people – BUT it doesn’t have to happen to you!

Other study mistakes – freaking out, procrastinating, delay, denial, leaving it to the last minute …. maybe you have a few more to add to my list!

You want to avoid all these Study Mistakes! And why take a chance when your entrance into the College is on the line?

Why take chances? Doesn’t it make sense to do everything possible to pass the CAAT?