A teenager wants to learn discipline and responsibility through a youth program linked to the military. What does the guide suggest?
Citizenship Test Practice Test 8
20 questions on citizenship responsibilities and the oath, modern canada since 1945, arts, sports, science and inventions, federal elections and voting, honours and national holidays and more.
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A teenager wants to learn discipline and responsibility through a youth program linked to the military. What does the guide suggest?
- Serving on a jury
- Enlisting in the RCMP
- Joining the Senate pages
- Joining the cadets
When new Canadians take the Oath of Citizenship, to whom do they pledge loyalty?
- The flag of Canada
- The Prime Minister
- The Supreme Court
- The Sovereign
About how many refugees did Canada welcome from Hungary after 1956?
- About 50,000
- About 370,000
- About 3,700
- About 37,000
Which athlete became a world-record sprinter and double gold medallist at the 1996 Summer Olympics?
- Mark Tewksbury
- Phil Edwards
- Donovan Bailey
- Terry Fox
Who usually sits on a municipal council?
- The Premier and Cabinet ministers
- The Lieutenant Governor and provincial court judges
- MPs and senators
- A mayor or reeve, and councillors or aldermen
Which date is listed in the guide as Sir Wilfrid Laurier Day?
- June 24
- January 11
- July 1
- November 20
For what is the Victoria Cross awarded?
- Long service in the public service
- Outstanding lifetime achievement in the arts or sciences
- Winning an Olympic gold medal
- Conspicuous bravery in the presence of the enemy
Which of these does the Crown symbolize in Canada?
- Government, including Parliament and the courts
- The Prime Minister's political party
- Only the Royal Family's private property
- The provinces' independence from Ottawa
Which party is the Official Opposition?
- The opposition party with the most MPs
- The party with the most senators
- The party that came last in the election
- The party chosen by the Governor General
Which federal trial court handles judicial review of many immigration and other federal administrative decisions?
- The Federal Court of Canada
- Small claims court
- The Supreme Court of Canada
- Family court
In 1793, which province became the first in the British Empire to move toward abolishing slavery?
- Lower Canada
- Upper Canada
- New Brunswick
- Nova Scotia
Who wrote Anne of Green Gables, set in Prince Edward Island?
- Emily Carr
- Margaret Laurence
- Pauline Johnson
- Lucy Maud Montgomery
Canada's tradition of ordered liberty dates back to the signing of which document?
- The Treaty of Paris
- The Constitution Act, 1867
- The Quebec Act
- Magna Carta
Which famous street intersection is in Winnipeg's Exchange District?
- Yonge and Bloor
- Jasper and 101st
- Granville and Robson
- Portage and Main
Which two areas do the federal government and the provinces share, according to the federal state section?
- Criminal law and highways
- Defence and education
- Agriculture and immigration
- Currency and health
In what year did the original Canada–U.S. Free Trade Agreement enter into force?
- 1994
- 1965
- 1989
- 2008
What were the skilled fur traders who travelled by canoe called?
- Loyalists and Patriotes
- Voyageurs and coureurs des bois
- Habitants and seigneurs
- Mounties and Rangers
In 2006, what did the House of Commons recognize about the Québécois?
- Quebec is a separate country
- They are exempt from federal law
- They may hold a referendum every year
- They form a nation within a united Canada
Which battle on August 8, 1918, did the Germans call "the black day of the German Army"?
- The Battle of Mons
- The Battle of Vimy Ridge
- The Battle of Hill 70
- The Battle of Amiens
Which explorer mapped Canada’s Atlantic coast on the 1497 expedition described in Discover Canada?
- Jacques Cartier
- Henry Hudson
- John Cabot
- Samuel de Champlain
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- Rights and freedomsWhere Canadian rights come from: Magna Carta, English common law and the French civil code, the four fundamental freedoms, habeas corpus, the 1982 Charter of Rights and Freedoms, mobility, Aboriginal and language rights, multiculturalism and the equality of women and men.
- Citizenship responsibilities and the OathThe responsibilities that come with citizenship (obeying the law, jury duty, voting, helping others, protecting heritage and environment), defending Canada, the Oath of Citizenship, and what happens at the citizenship ceremony.
- Who we are: founding peoples and diversityThe three founding peoples, First Nations, Inuit and Métis, residential schools, English and French Canada, Acadians and Quebecers, and the diversity of languages, religions and origins in Canada today.
- History: first peoples to 1791Aboriginal ways of life, the Vikings, John Cabot and Jacques Cartier, Champlain and New France, the fur trade and the Hudson's Bay Company, the Plains of Abraham, the Quebec Act, the Loyalists and the first elected assemblies.
- History: 1791 to ConfederationThe abolition of slavery, the early economy, the War of 1812, the Rebellions of 1837–38, responsible government, the Fathers of Confederation and the birth of the Dominion of Canada on July 1, 1867.
About this practice test
How many questions are in Citizenship Test practice test 8?
20 original multiple-choice practice questions covering citizenship responsibilities and the oath, modern canada since 1945, arts, sports, science and inventions, federal elections and voting, honours and national holidays, canadian symbols, the justice system, history: 1791 to confederation, regions: geography, the capital and atlantic canada, rights and freedoms, regions: central canada, the prairies, the west coast and the north, how canadians govern themselves, canada's economy, history: first peoples to 1791, who we are: founding peoples and diversity, history: the dominion and the world wars. 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 8 always has the same 20 questions, so you can repeat it until you get them all right. The other 20 sets use different questions.
Are these real test questions?
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.