You can try some practice problems here: http://www.skywriters.aero/pplexams/.

Try out the online exams from SkyWriters, too.

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http://www.skywriters.aero/pplexams/index2.html

There's some good prep information here that you can tap into for free, and the exams themselves are a good price.

Not free, but very reasonably priced, and you can pick individual subjects to focus on. http://www.skywriters.aero/pplexams/index.html I almost forgot to mention: There is some free content here, in the form of information about the exam structure and multiple choice strategies. Also, at least one ...

Not free, but very reasonably priced, and you can pick individual subjects to focus on.

http://www.skywriters.aero/pplexams/index.html

Naossoan wrote:Can you tell me which guide you are talking about that has 500 questions? I have not been able to find such a guide.

900 questions is better than 500 questions: http://www.skywriters.aero/products/PPLPrep.html.

Hey DaveC.

Try this: http://www.skywriters.aero/products/PPLPrep.html. It's for the PPL, but if you're more concerned about question mechanics than content, I think it will serve you well.

Cheers, and good luck with the exam!

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