Québec Values Test Mock Exam 4

All 20 questions in this test

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1. A neighbour walks into your yard and takes your ladder without asking. What applies?

   1. It is allowed between neighbours who know each other
   2. It is forbidden: the home is inviolable
   3. It is allowed if the gate was not closed
   4. It is allowed if he returns it the same day

2. Once arrested, what rights does a person have, among others?

   1. To choose the judge who hears the case
   2. To notify family and consult a lawyer
   3. To demand that the arrest stay secret
   4. To leave the police station at will

3. Which of these can be protected by the right to privacy?

   1. The Premier's name
   2. A bus schedule
   3. Your state of health
   4. The name of a public street

4. You witness a road accident in which someone is hurt. What must you do?

   1. Call emergency services and stay until help arrives
   2. Take photos and post them before calling for help
   3. Wait for a family member to arrive before acting
   4. Leave the scene so you are not involved in the crash

5. What sets Québec apart in North America?

   1. It is the only officially bilingual province on the continent
   2. It is the only society with no official language at all
   3. It is the only region where using English is forbidden
   4. It is the only majority French-speaking society

6. Which of these is one of the characteristics protected against discrimination by the Charter?

   1. Pregnancy
   2. Star sign
   3. Favourite colour
   4. Number of pets

7. True or false: since March 27, 2019, a newly hired police officer may not wear a religious symbol while on duty.

   1. True, under the Act respecting the laicity of the State
   2. False; the law covers elected officials only
   3. False; the law covers judges only
   4. True, but only in Montréal

8. When is a person not required to help someone in danger?

   1. When the person in danger speaks another language
   2. When they do not personally know the victim
   3. When the accident happens outside their city
   4. When helping would endanger them or someone else

9. What is the official language of Québec?

   1. French and English
   2. French
   3. English
   4. French and Indigenous languages

10. What are the elected representatives who sit in Québec's National Assembly called?

    1. Senators of the Québec Senate
    2. Municipal city councillors
    3. Mayors of the regional counties
    4. Members of the National Assembly

11. You fear an elderly neighbour is being financially exploited by a relative. What can you do?

    1. Contact her family or social services
    2. Nothing; it is not your business
    3. Wait for her to go to the police herself
    4. Keep her money safe yourself

12. What can a resident do at a municipal council meeting?

    1. Vote in place of the elected councillors
    2. Cancel a decision they do not like
    3. Attend and ask questions about decisions
    4. Nothing; meetings are closed to the public

13. In what year did Québec adopt the Charter of the French Language, also called Bill 101?

    1. 1960
    2. 1977
    3. 1867
    4. 2019

14. Which religious institution played an important role in Québec's history, especially in health and education?

    1. The Catholic Church
    2. No religious institution
    3. Buddhist communities
    4. The Anglican Church

15. A woman is hit by her partner at home. What can she do?

    1. File a complaint with the police
    2. Nothing; domestic violence is a private matter
    3. First get her partner's family's approval
    4. Wait for a second incident before acting

16. A rich and famous person commits an offence in Québec. How does the law apply to them?

    1. Only if they are a Canadian citizen
    2. More flexibly, depending on social status
    3. The same way it applies to everyone
    4. Only after a minister agrees

17. As a general rule, what do police need to search a home?

    1. A warrant issued by a judge
    2. An anonymous complaint
    3. The mayor's approval
    4. A neighbour's agreement

18. Which of these services is usually a municipal responsibility in Québec?

    1. Licences for professional orders
    2. Garbage and recycling collection
    3. Issuing Canadian passports
    4. Canada's foreign policy

19. After a breakup, a man wants to send intimate photos of his ex-partner to friends. What does the guide say?

    1. It is allowed if she sent him the photos herself
    2. It is forbidden without her consent
    3. It is allowed if he does not post them online
    4. It is allowed if he sends them to one friend only

20. Why were freedom of assembly and association limited for a time during the COVID-19 pandemic?

    1. The government wanted to prevent elections
    2. Religious gatherings were banned forever
    3. The population's well-being justified it
    4. These freedoms are not in the Charter