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Citizenship Test Practice Test 7

20 questions on history: 1791 to confederation, history: first peoples to 1791, citizenship responsibilities and the oath, how canadians govern themselves, regions: central canada, the prairies, the west coast and the north and more.

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Why did the Rebellions of 1837–38 in Upper and Lower Canada fail?

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  1. Why did the Rebellions of 1837–38 in Upper and Lower Canada fail?

    1. The rebels lacked enough public support
    2. France sent troops against them
    3. The rebels surrendered before fighting
    4. The United States joined the British
  2. For which country did John Cabot claim the "New Founde Land"?

    1. England
    2. Spain
    3. Italy
    4. France
  3. Which form must you sign as part of the citizenship ceremony process?

    1. The voters' list
    2. A jury duty registration
    3. The oath form
    4. The Charter of Rights
  4. Who represents the Sovereign in Canada?

    1. The Prime Minister
    2. The Commissioner
    3. The Speaker of the Senate
    4. The Governor General
  5. Which province is Canada's largest producer of hydro-electricity?

    1. Quebec
    2. Ontario
    3. Manitoba
    4. British Columbia
  6. What is the National Register of Electors?

    1. A register of political party members
    2. A permanent database of citizens qualified to vote
    3. A record of how each person voted
    4. A list of all candidates in an election
  7. In Canada, how are men and women treated under the law?

    1. Men have more legal rights
    2. They are equal
    3. Rights depend on religion
    4. Women need a guardian to sign contracts
  8. Which country is Canada's largest trading partner?

    1. The United States
    2. China
    3. Mexico
    4. The United Kingdom
  9. Does Canadian law apply to judges, politicians and the police?

    1. No, they are exempt while on duty
    2. Only to police, not to judges
    3. Only after they leave office
    4. Yes, the law applies to everyone
  10. What links Prince Edward Island to mainland Canada?

    1. The Lions Gate Bridge
    2. The Confederation Bridge
    3. The Rideau Canal
    4. The Peace Bridge
  11. Whose portrait is on the vertical $10 banknote issued in 2018?

    1. Sir Frederick Banting
    2. Sir Isaac Brock
    3. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
    4. Viola Desmond
  12. In Canada's history, who are the Acadians?

    1. French settlers who founded Montreal
    2. A First Nation of the West Coast
    3. Descendants of Scottish settlers in Ontario
    4. Descendants of French colonists in the Maritimes
  13. What is the highest honour available to Canadians?

    1. The Victoria Cross
    2. The Stanley Cup
    3. The Order of Canada
    4. The Governor General's Medal
  14. Which Quebec filmmaker's films have won international awards, according to Discover Canada?

    1. Denys Arcand
    2. Émile Nelligan
    3. Louis Hémon
    4. Jean-Paul Riopelle
  15. How many provinces and territories does Canada have?

    1. Ten provinces and three territories
    2. Ten provinces and two territories
    3. Nine provinces and four territories
    4. Twelve provinces and two territories
  16. Which level of government provides publicly funded education?

    1. The federal government
    2. Provinces and territories
    3. Municipal councils
    4. School boards chosen by Ottawa
  17. Professional teams in the Canadian Football League compete for which trophy?

    1. The Vanier Cup
    2. The Clarkson Cup
    3. The Stanley Cup
    4. The Grey Cup
  18. How does Canadian law treat forced marriage and other gender-based violence?

    1. As crimes that are severely punished
    2. As minor offences with small fines
    3. As acceptable if part of a tradition
    4. As private family matters
  19. Which level of government is responsible for property and civil rights?

    1. Federal
    2. Provincial
    3. Municipal
    4. Shared with Ottawa
  20. Which Canadian coin shows the beaver?

    1. The five-cent coin
    2. The two-dollar coin
    3. The one-dollar coin
    4. The ten-cent coin

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How many questions are in Citizenship Test practice test 7?

20 original multiple-choice practice questions covering history: 1791 to confederation, history: first peoples to 1791, citizenship responsibilities and the oath, how canadians govern themselves, regions: central canada, the prairies, the west coast and the north, federal elections and voting, rights and freedoms, canada's economy, the justice system, regions: geography, the capital and atlantic canada, history: the dominion and the world wars, who we are: founding peoples and diversity, honours and national holidays, arts, sports, science and inventions, modern canada since 1945, canadian symbols. Each answer includes an explanation. This mixed practice set does not reproduce the official exam format or predict an official score.

Are the questions the same every time?

Yes. Practice test 7 always has the same 20 questions, so you can repeat it until you get them all right. The other 20 sets use different questions.

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No. The official question bank is not published. These are original questions written from the official handbook, which is what the real Citizenship Test test is based on.