Anyone have any pointers on studying/writting written exam for canadain PPL?

Canadian Private Pilot Answer Guide, lots of questions, the answer key has a reference to get the source of info for the answer, if you're able to study the CARs, AIM and FGU by yourself that'll be all you need.
http://www.vippilot.com/en/books-logboo ... I163a.html

Alternately, the Sharper Edge's has a "need-to-know" summary before questions
http://www.vippilot.com/en/books-logboo ... J300a.html

In the same way, Mr I-don't-want-my-name-in-these-forums made a similar system, but with two expensive books:
http://www.vippilot.com/en/books-logboo ... I101a.html
http://www.vippilot.com/en/books-logboo ... 98685.html

This comes up around here every so often.
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=69277

LnS.

Study, and study when thats all done, study some more! Good Luck on your written.

http://www.aerotraining.com/ - click on the Free Online Exams at the bottom left

Every test section has 4 progressively more difficult levels, it forces you to get a 90% or higher on each stage to advance. Great tool. It is older though so be careful if any questions have answers that are no longer correct, I didn't seem to have any issues though.

Ya the link is still there for the tests on the very bottom left

re-write From the ground up.

I had to re-write it about 4 times when I first started. but hey it worked


PIC

Just an update, I passed PPL exam on monday ang got my liscence
I am extremely happy with myself and all those that helped me along the way
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