Canadian Citizenship Test

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Question 1

What did the Suffrage movement achieve? (ID-CCT-01)

A	Introduction of workers' rights
B	Movement for separation of Quebec
C	Introduction of CPP and WCB
D	Abolished slavery
E	Women achieved the right to vote

Question 2

Which of the following answers is NOT true about the Canada/USA relationship? (ID-CCT-02)

A	Canada and US always go to war together
B	They share longest undefended border
C	Canada/USA relationship is closest and the most extensive in world
D	They are largest trading partners

Question 3

What is the highest honor a Canadian can receive? (ID-CCT-03)

A	The Victoria Cross
B	The Canadian
C	The Order of Crown
D	The Order of Canada
E	The Order of Victoria

Question 4

Which of the following were the first four provinces in confederation? (ID-CCT-04)

A	Alberta, Nova Scotia, Province of Canada (Ontario & Quebec)
B	Manitoba, Alberta, Province of Canada (Ontario & Quebec)
C	Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Province of Canada (Ontario & Quebec)
D	New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Province of Canada (Ontario & Quebec)
E	New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Province of Canada (Ontario & Quebec
F	New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Alberta, Manitoba

Question 5

Regardless of education, social status, sexual orientation and/or political affiliation, all Canadians are equal under the law and all Canadians must obey the laws. (ID-CCT-05)

A	True
B	False

Question 6

A Permanent Resident visa holder can do the following except.... (ID-CCT-06)

A	apply for social welfare programs
B	join the police force
C	buy a house
D	receive benefits of government health services
E	vote in the federal and provincial elections

Question 7

This region is also known as the "Land of the Midnight Sun". (ID-CCT-07)

A	Western Provinces
B	Northern Territories
C	Prairie Region
D	Ontario and Quebec

Question 8

Who was the first Prime Minister of Canada? (ID-CCT-08)

A	Alexander Mackenzie
B	John Sparrow Thompson
C	Brian Mulroney
D	Sir John A. Macdonald

Question 9

What was the goal of the Confederation? (ID-CCT-09)

A	Joining of independently governed provinces to make a new single country.
B	The creation of the Provincial Law
C	The inclusion of Queen as the head of the Federal Government of Canada.
D	The United States Confederate soldiers attacking Canada
E	The joining of French speaking Quebecois and English speaking Ontarians.

Question 10

Canadian City, Provincial and Federal government system can be best described as... (ID-CCT-10)

A	non-parliamentary representative democracy.
B	representative democracy.
C	parliamentary direct democracy.
D	direct democracy.

Question 11

When you vote in the Federal Elections in Canada, you vote for... (ID-CCT-11)

A	your MLA and the political party of your choice.
B	your MP and the political party of your choice.
C	your Mayor and the political party of your choice.
D	your federal council members and the political party of your choice.

Question 12

What is the main objective of the opposition parties? (ID-CCT-12)

A	Keep the governing party in "check" and "balance" by always opposing to proposed changes to the law/policies.
B	Keep the governing party in "check" and "balance" by forcing elections when they desire to do so.
C	Govern the country by creating and promoting the law/policies of the country.
D	Keep the governing party in "check" and "balance" by either improving proposed changes to the law/policies and/or opposing them.
E	Keep the governing party in "check" and "balance" by supporting proposed changes to the law/policies.

Question 13

Learning to speak both English and French is a responsibility of a Canadian citizen. (ID-CCT-13)

A	False
B	True

Question 13 Explanation:

While it is encouraged to to learn the two official languages; English and French, it is not required by any Canadian code that you know both of them.

Question 14

What are the three parts of Parliament? (ID-CCT-14)

A	Queen-in-Parliament, Prime Minister and House of Commons
B	Queen-in-Parliament, House of MPs and Senate
C	Queen-in-Parliament, House of Commons and Senate
D	Queen-in-Parliament, Prime Minister and Senate
E	Queen-in-Parliament, House of MLA and Senate

Question 15

To vote in Canada, you must meet the following requirements except... (ID-CCT-15)

A	must be a Canadian Citizen.
B	must be registered in the voting list.
C	must live in Canada.
D	must be 18 years of age or older.

Question 15 Explanation:

Canadians are allowed to vote while residing outside of the country. For example, if you live in USA, you can vote in the Canadian Elections at designated voting venues in the US.

Question 16

Why was the Canadian Pacific Railway built? (ID-CCT-16)

A	In 1871, British Columbia joined Canada after Ottawa promised to build a railway to the West Coast.
B	To provide transportation in 1871 for the members of the parliament.
C	For migration of new immigrants from the World War I from Europe.
D	For migration of goods such as fur and coal across Canadian provinces.
E	As a business venture by Hudson Bay Company.

Question 17

What is the role of Queen in the Federal Government of Canada? (ID-CCT-17)

A	Symbol of Canadian sovereignty.
B	To make English the main language of the land.
C	Control the flow of immigrants into the Canadian communities.
D	Make decisions for the Federal Government.
E	To make laws to govern the Federal systems.

Question 18

Why is the battle of Vimy Ridge important to Canadians? (ID-CCT-18)

A	It was the war against the invading army from America, which was won by the Canadian forces.
B	It was the first time the RCMP was formed as a Federal police unit.
C	It was the war between the English Canada and French Canada, which was won by the English Canadians.
D	It was the first instance in which all four Canadian divisions, made up of troops drawn from all parts of the country, fought a war.

Question 18 Explanation:

The war was won by British and Canadian join forces. It helped build the reputation Canada as a independent united country.

Question 19

Section Two of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is Fundamental Freedoms, that includes... (ID-CCT-19)

A	freedom of mobility, voting, immigration and association for political party of your choice.
B	freedom of property ownership, immigration and association for political party of your choice.
C	freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other media of communication
D	freedom of religion and the right to live, work and raise families anywhere in Canada.

Question 20

When was the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was signed into law by Queen Elizabeth II? (ID-CCT-20)

A	1988
B	1978
C	1982
D	1972

Question 21

Members of Parliament chosen based on... (ID-CCT-21)

A	the Prime Minister of Canada.
B	the political party with the most votes.
C	the Queen of Canada and the Governor General.
D	voting done by the public through elections.

Question 22

Alberta's driving force of the economy is... (ID-CCT-22)

A	manufacturing industry.
B	oil and gas industry.
C	textile industry.
D	wine and alcohol industry.

Question 23

How is Constitutional Monarchy differ from Absolute Monarchy? (ID-CCT-23)

A	Constitutional Monarchy has no power to control the government and it is a representation of sovereign nation.
B	Absolute Monarchy has no power to control the government and it is a representation of sovereign nation.
C	Constitutional Monarchy has power to control the government and Absolute Monarchy can control everything.
D	Constitutional Monarchy has power to control the outcome of proposed laws.

Question 23 Explanation:

Canada has a Constitutional Monarchy and the head of State is Queen Elizabeth II.

Question 24

What are the Prairie Provinces? (ID-CCT-24)

A	Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario.
B	Alberta, Ontario, Saskatchewan.
C	Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
D	Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
E	Alberta, British Columbia and Manitoba.

Question 25

The War of 1812 was between Canada and __A__ and it ensured __B__. (ID-CCT-25)

A	A. Hitler's Germany B. victory for the Allies.
B	A. French Canadians B. integration of Quebec.
C	A. United States B. independence of Canada from US.
D	A. Chinese Canadians B. abolition of Chinese slave labor.

Question 26

What is NAFTA? (ID-CCT-26)

A	North American Free Trade Agreement; it is the free trade between Canada, USA and Mexico.
B	North Arctic Free Trade Agreement; it is the free trade between Canada and Russia.
C	North Arctic Free Trade Agreement; it is the free trade between Canada, Russia and Greenland.
D	North Arctic Free Trade Agreement; it is the free trade between Canada, Russia, Iceland and Greenland.
E	North American Free Trade Agreement; it is the free trade between Canada and USA.

Question 27

Most Canadian manufacturing jobs are in which of the province? (ID-CCT-27)

A	Alberta
B	Ontario
C	Manitoba
D	British Columbia

Question 28

Remembrance Day is significant to Canada because it... (ID-CCT-28)

A	pays respect to sacrifices of veterans and brave soldiers in World War I and II.
B	celebrates Canadian victory in battle of 1812.
C	celebrates Canadian victory in battle of Vimy Ridge.
D	pays respect to sacrifices of veterans and brave soldiers in all wars.

Question 29

How many Canadians served in the First World War? (ID-CCT-29)

A	About 50,000
B	More than 400,000
C	More than 80,000
D	About 70,000
E	More than 600,000

Question 30

Which of the following is the highest court of Canada? (ID-CCT-30)

A	Provincial Court
B	Human Rights Court
C	Municipal Court
D	Supreme Court

Question 31

The Second Monday of October is the... (ID-CCT-31)

A	Canada Day
B	Independence Day
C	Family Day
D	Remembrance
E	Thanksgiving

Question 32

Which of the following Prime Ministers is a French-Canadian? (ID-CCT-32)

A	John Alexander Macdonald
B	Joseph Jacques Jean Chrétien
C	Sir Wilfrid Laurier
D	Louis Stephen St-Laurent

Question 33

Members of the Senate of Canada is... (ID-CCT-33)

A	appointed by the advice of the Prime Minister.
B	specially chosen group of Members of the Parliament(MP).
C	elected through Federal elections.
D	elected through Provincial elections.

Question 34

Which government organization is responsible for the voter information card? (ID-CCT-34)

A	Local elections office
B	RCMP local detachment.
C	Federal elections office
D	Local police

Question 34 Explanation:

Elections Canada and provincial elections office are two organizations that will issue the cards.

Question 35

Which of the following is the responsibility of the Provincial Government? (ID-CCT-35)

A	Education
B	Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
C	Immigration Law
D	Military Services
E	Banking System

Question 36

Which of the following is a responsibility of the Federal Government? (ID-CCT-36)

A	Health Care
B	Road Development & Infrastructure
C	Natural Resources
D	Criminal Code
E	Education

Question 37

The capital of Canada is __A__ and the main financial city is __B__. (ID-CCT-37)

A	A. Ottawa B. Toronto
B	A. Toronto B. Ontario
C	A. Ottawa B. Ontario
D	A. Toronto B. Ottawa
E	A. Ottawa B. Vancouver

Question 38

The ancestors of Aboriginal peoples are believed to have migrated to Canada from... (ID-CCT-38)

A	Asia
B	America
C	Europe
D	Greenland
E	Russia

Question 38 Explanation:

They were well established in Canada long before explorers from Europe first came to North America.

Question 39

Of the 3 groups of Aboriginals in Canada includes Métis. Who are the Métis? (ID-CCT-39)

A	They are from France and migrated 1000 years ago.
B	They are from USA and migrated 1000 years ago.
C	They make up the largest group of Aboriginal people of Canada, which is 65%.
D	They live in small, scattered communities across the Arctic and they speak Chinese.
E	They are from mixed Aboriginal and European ancestry.

Question 39 Explanation:

They come from both French- and English-speaking backgrounds and speak their own dialect, Michif. About 30% of Aboriginal people are Métis.

Question 40

The tearm _________ is used to discribe the men who created the country Canada. (ID-CCT-40)

A	Fathers of the Land.
B	Fathers of Republic of Canada
C	Fathers of Canada
D	Fathers of the Great North.
E	Fathers of confederation

Question 41

Basic Education and Health Care are the same across the country. (ID-CCT-41)

A	False
B	True

Question 41 Explanation:

Education and Health Care is a Provincially controlled services. The regulation for these services are controlled independently by each Provincial or Territorial Government.

Question 42

Canada Day is __A__ and the National Flag day is __B__. (ID-CCT-42)

A	A. July 1 B. February 10
B	A. July 1 B. July 10
C	A. July 1 B. July 15
D	A. July 1 B. February 15
E	A. July 1 B. July 12

Question 43

Canadian heritage is differ from that of USA because fundamentally we support... (ID-CCT-43)

A	multiculturalism.
B	Canadian values.
C	English and French cultures.
D	gay marriage.
E	open immigration.

Question 44

Which of the following game was invented by a Canadian? (ID-CCT-44)

A	field hockey
B	basketball
C	baseball
D	volleyball

Question 44 Explanation:

Invented by James Naismith in 1891.

Question 45

In 1807, the British Parliament prohibited the buying and selling of slaves and in ____ abolished slavery throughout the Empire. (ID-CCT-45)

A	1933
B	1808
C	1908
D	1833
E	1877

Question 46

___ contributed to the invention of radio, sending the first wireless voice message in the world. (ID-CCT-46)

A	Joseph-Armand Bombardier
B	Alexander Graham Bell Hint: He only came up with the idea.
C	Dr. John A. Hopps
D	Sir Sandford Fleming
E	Reginald Fessenden

Question 47

Who created the Research in Motion (RIM) which created the world's most secure wireless communication system, Blackberry? (ID-CCT-47)

A	Dr. Wilder Penfield
B	Reginald Fessenden
C	Matthew Evans and Henry Woodward
D	Dr. John A. Hopps
E	Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie

Question 48

Who was Sir Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine? (ID-CCT-48)

A	A champion of French language rights, became the first head of a responsible government.
B	A champion of French language rights, became the first Prime Minister of Canada.
C	A creator of Canada, became the first head of a Provincial Government.
D	A champion of human rights, became the first head of a responsible government.

Question 49

When did Upper and Lower Canada were united as the Province of Canada? (ID-CCT-49)

A	1809
B	1890
C	1840
D	1835
E	1804

Question 50

How long is the Lieutenant Governor appointed for? (ID-CCT-50)

A	6 years.
B	5 years.
C	4 years.
D	3 years.
E	2 years.

Question 51

On June 6, 1944 known as the D-Day our 3rd Canadian Infantry Division captured... (ID-CCT-51)

A	City of Tokyo
B	City of Berlin
C	City of Toronto
D	Juno Beach
E	City of London

Question 52

The geographical condition of Canada make us the... (ID-CCT-52)

A	the second largest country on earth
B	the largest country on earth
C	the third largest country on earth
D	the most resource rich country on earth

Question 53

When is Labor Day celebrated? (ID-CCT-53)

A	1st Monday of June
B	July 1
C	June 1
D	April 1
E	1st Monday of September

Question 54

Each year December 26 is the official Christmas Day for Canada. (ID-CCT-54)

A	False
B	True

Question 54 Explanation:

December 26 is the Boxing Day. Official Christmas Day is December 25.

Question 55

When was the Constitution of Canada amended? (ID-CCT-55)

A	1901
B	1867
C	1982
D	1809
E	1952

Question 56

What is the most popular sport in Canada? (ID-CCT-56)

A	Soccer Hint: has the most registered players.
B	Lacrosse
C	Basketball
D	Ice Hockey

Question 57

Who invented the worldwide system of standard time zones? (ID-CCT-57)

A	Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie
B	Sir Sandford Fleming
C	Alexander Graham Bell
D	Matthew Evans and Henry Woodward
E	Joseph-Armand Bombardier

Question 58

When a Federal elections must be held? (ID-CCT-58)

A	Third Monday in July every five years following the most recent general election.
B	Third Monday in July every four years following the most recent general election.
C	Third Monday in October every four years following the most recent general election.
D	Third Monday in October every five years following the most recent general election.
E	There is no fixed date for Federal elections in Canada.

Question 58 Explanation:

The Prime Minister may ask the Governor General to call an earlier election.

Question 59

Canada is divided into how many Federal electoral districts? (ID-CCT-59)

A	338
B	308
C	208
D	305
E	205

Question 60

In 2012 more than 75% of working Canadians now have jobs in this industry. (ID-CCT-60)

A	Natural resources industries
B	Transportation industries
C	Manufacturing industries
D	Service industries

Question 61

The Employment Insurance(EI) was established by the Federal Government in... (ID-CCT-61)

A	1959
B	1950
C	1980
D	1939
E	1940

Question 62

In 1960s, Quebec experienced an era of rapid change is known as... (ID-CCT-62)

A	The Quiet Revolution
B	La Francophonie Movement
C	The Suffrage Movement
D	La Francophonie Revolution

Question 63

The Sir John Alexander MacDonald is on what currency note? (ID-CCT-63)

A	$10
B	$100
C	$5
D	$50
E	$20

Question 64

Which party can form a government after a Federal Election? (ID-CCT-64)

A	The party with most elected representatives.
B	The party with most appointed senators representatives
C	The party with the most number of ballots.
D	The party with most campaign funds.

Question 65

How many Provinces and Territories does Canada have? (ID-CCT-65)

A	10 Provinces and 3 Territories
B	8 Provinces and 4 Territories
C	8 Provinces and 3 Territories
D	10 Provinces and 4 Territories

Question 66

Which province has the largest Aboriginal population? (ID-CCT-66)

A	Manitoba
B	NWT
C	Alberta
D	BC

Question 67

Who is the father of Manitoba? (ID-CCT-67)

A	Louis Riel
B	David Thompson
C	Gabriel Dumont
D	Matthew Evans

Question 68

Who is a Premier? (ID-CCT-68)

A	Head of the City Council
B	Head of the Provincial Government
C	Head of the City Government
D	Head of the Federal Government
E	Head of the State

Question 69

While Federally Canada is a bilingual country, which one is the only officially bilingual province? (ID-CCT-69)

A	Ontario
B	Quebec
C	Manitoba
D	New Brunswick
E	Alberta

Question 70

The world’s richest deposits of uranium and potash deposits are found in what Province? (ID-CCT-70)

A	Alberta
B	Saskatchewan
C	British Columbia
D	Quebec
E	New Brunswick

Question 71

In the West, Canada is bordered which ocean? (ID-CCT-71)

A	The Indian Ocean
B	The Arctic Ocean
C	The Pacific Ocean
D	The Atlantic Ocean

Question 72

The discovery of insulin was made by whom? (ID-CCT-72)

A	Dr. John A. Hopps
B	Sir Frederick Banting and Charles Best
C	Dr. Wilder Penfield
D	Matthew Evans and Henry Woodward

Question 73

Canadian Pacific Railway was built mostly by workers from which country? (ID-CCT-73)

A	China
B	France
C	Gremany
D	United States
E	Britain

Question 73 Explanation:

Afterwards the Chinese were subject to discrimination, including the Head Tax, a race-based entry fee. The Government of Canada apologized in 2006 for this discriminatory policy.

Question 74

Our national motto, Mari Usque Ad Mare stands for what? (ID-CCT-74)

A	the rules of the land
B	God we obey
C	the sun of God we obey
D	from sea to sea

Question 75

Who is the Canada's greatest soldier in the First World War? ("the black day of the German Army") (ID-CCT-75)

A	General Walter Natynczyk
B	General Sir Arthur Currie
C	General Alexander Currie
D	General David Thompson

Question 76

What does the blindfolded Lady Justice symbolize? (ID-CCT-76)

A	The judicial system controlled by the federal government of Canada.
B	Everyone is equal under the laws of the land.
C	The government's ability to create and control the laws of the country.
D	The impartial manner in which our laws are administered: blind to all considerations but the facts.

Question 77

Municipal Government is responsible for which of the following? (ID-CCT-77)

A	Animal Control
B	Education
C	Health Care
D	Religious Ceremonies
E	Natural Resouces

Question 78

Canada had the best boom of economy and industry in the 1890s and early 1900s. (ID-CCT-78)

A	False
B	True

Question 79

What are the 3 main types of industries in Canada? (ID-CCT-79)

A	tourism, natural resources and manufacturing.
B	services, marketing and manufacturing.
C	services, manufacturing and tourism.
D	services, natural resources and tourism.
E	services, natural resources and manufacturing.

Question 80

Who has the right to apply for a Canadian passport? (ID-CCT-80)

A	Canadian citizens.
B	Visitors to Canada.
C	Canadian born citizens only.
D	Landed immigrants.

Question 81

What are the regions of Canada? (ID-CCT-81)

A	Atlantic, North, Central, Prairies and West Coast
B	West Coast, Central, East, Canadian Shield and South
C	NWT, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec
D	West, North, South, East, Central

Question 82

What do you call a law before it is passed? (ID-CCT-82)

A	proposed law.
B	table law.
C	a government gazette.
D	a bill.

Question 83

Who were the Group of Seven? (ID-CCT-83)

A	A group of Canadian military offices who led the war against the Germans in World War II.
B	A group of Canadian landscape painters in the 1920s.
C	A group athletes who won Olympic gold medals for the first time representing Canada.
D	A group of Canadian military offices who led the war against the invading American army.

Question 84

What do you call the Queen's representative in the provinces? (ID-CCT-84)

A	Governor General
B	Provincial Crown
C	Premier
D	Lieutenant-Governor

Question 85

If you are unable to pay for a lawyer, what should you do? (ID-CCT-85)

A	Call the Federal Government for help.
B	Refuse to go to the court because you cannot pay for a lawyer.
C	Find a legal aid services in any community for help.
D	Apply for a loan to pay for a lawyer.

Question 86

_____ was the first European to explore the St. Lawrence River. (ID-CCT-86)

A	Jacques Cartier
B	Pierre Le Moyne
C	Sir Guy Carleton
D	Count Frontenac

Question 87

From 1600s to this day, which of the following settlers are responsible for establishing English speaking areas? (ID-CCT-87)

A	Germans who were sympathetic to the British.
B	Immigrants from Britain, Welsh, Scotland and Ireland.
C	Immigrants from English speaking America.
D	French who were sympathetic to the British.

Question 88

What is the primary cause for the Rebellions of 1837 – 1838 in both Upper and Lower Canada? (ID-CCT-88)

A	The idea that Canada should join America as a part of their newly formed republic.
B	The idea that Canada should adopt American style republican democracy.
C	The idea that Quebec should not be a part of Queen's Canada.
D	The idea that Upper Canada should separate from the Lower Canada.

Question 89

What is the highest military honor a Canadian can receive? (ID-CCT-89)

A	Victoria Cross
B	Governor General Award
C	Medal of Honor
D	Purple Cross
E	Badge of Courage

Question 90

Why international trade is important to Canada? (ID-CCT-90)

A	It helps improve our social-economic development and raises the standard of living.
B	It helps secure jobs within Canada.
C	It helps military and strategic strength of the country by associating with powerful nations like USA and China.
D	It provides goods and sometimes services for affordable rates for all Canadians.

Question 91

Do all Canadians pledge allegiance to which of the following? (ID-CCT-91)

A	Queen or King of England
B	King of England
C	Queen of England
D	Prime Minister of Canada

Question 91 Explanation:

Note, it is either King or Queen depending on who is the royal monarhy of Canada.

Question 92

Sal immigrated to Canada about five years ago. He was born in Cuba. Does he have to register for the Canadian citizenship exam? (ID-CCT-92)

A	No, he will receive the citizenship automatically once his application is approved.
B	Sal must write the citizenship exam in order to obtain his citizenship.
C	No, but he must be a permanent resident at the time of the application.
D	Sal must be at least 16 years of age or older in order to take the exam.

Question 92 Explanation:

Everyone between the ages of 18 and 54 at the time they apply for citizenship must take the citizenship test. We use the test to determine if you have adequate knowledge of Canada and the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship.

Question 93

The Canadian Army, Navy, and Air Force are commonly referred to as the _______. (ID-CCT-93)

A	Canadian Defence
B	Canadian Military
C	Canadian Forces
D	Canadian Defence Force

Question 94

Which of the following organization that you can join if you are under the age of 18 (age of majority)? (ID-CCT-94)

A	Canadian Army
B	Canadian Air Force
C	Canadian Cadets
D	Canadian Navy

Question 94 Explanation:

Young people can learn discipline, responsibility, and skills of military by getting involved in the cadets.

Question 95

Which of the following key phrases are included in the original 1867 British North America Act? (ID-CCT-95)

A	Liberty, Enterprise, Hard Work, and Fair Play.
B	Freedom and Democracy
C	Peace, Order, and Good Government.
D	Democracy and the King James

Question 96

Majroity of Aboriginal people in Canada belogs to which of the following groups? (ID-CCT-96)

A	Inuit
B	First Nations
C	Métis
D	Chinese

Question 97

When was the first territorial rights were first guaranteed for Aboriginal peoples of Canada? (ID-CCT-97)

A	1965
B	1988
C	1995
D	1763

Question 98

Where would you find the most Chinese language speaking Canadians? (ID-CCT-98)

A	Toronto
B	Calgary
C	Winnipeg
D	Vancouver
E	Montreal

Question 98 Explanation:

In Vancouver, 13% of the population speak Chinese languages at home; in Toronto, the number is 7%.

Question 99

majority of Canadians identify themselves belong to which religious group or category? (ID-CCT-99)

A	Hindu
B	Jewish
C	Christian
D	Atheist
E	Muslim

Question 100

A large number of Aboriginals died at the onset of European traders, missionaries, soldiers, and colonists first arriving in Canada. What was the primary cause of death? (ID-CCT-100)

A	Murdered by Europeans
B	Shortage of food
C	Alcohol poisoning
D	European diseases

Question 101

Which of the following is the oldest organization in Canada? (ID-CCT-101)

A	Canada Goose
B	Royal Bank of Canada
C	Hudson’s Bay Company
D	University of Toronto
E	Blackberry (RIM)

Question 101 Explanation:

In 1670, King Charles II of England granted the Hudson’s Bay Company exclusive trading rights over the watershed draining into Hudson Bay.

Question 102

What was the primary goal of 1837–1838 rebellions? (ID-CCT-102)

A	Independence from the USA.
B	Separation of Quebec from Canada.
C	American republican values-based democracy for Canada.
D	Independence from the French rulers of Canada.

Question 103

Which of the following was the last province or territory to join Canada? (ID-CCT-103)

A	Nova Scotia
B	Newfoundland and Labrador
C	Nunavut
D	Prince Edward Island
E	Yukon Territory

Question 103 Explanation:

Nunavut became part of Canada in 1999.

Question 104

What event triggered Canada's modern industrial age? (ID-CCT-104)

A	American automobile manufacturers moving their production to Canada.
B	The finalizing the NAFTA.
C	Discovery of oil in Alberta.
D	The onset of World War I.

Question 105

Which of the following is first invented by a Canadian in Canada? (ID-CCT-105)

A	Mobile phone
B	Digital camera
C	Surface-to-air missile
D	Cardiac pacemaker

Question 105 Explanation:

Dr. John A. Hopps — invented the first cardiac pacemaker, used today to save the lives of people with heart disorders.

Question 106

In our federal state, the federal government takes responsibility for all of the following matters except __________. (ID-CCT-106)

A	Defence
B	Criminal law
C	Currency
D	Foreign policy
E	Education

Question 106 Explanation:

Education is part of the provincial or territorial responsibility.

Question 107

Which of the following is part of the executive branch of the Canadian government? (ID-CCT-107)

A	Senate
B	Judiciary
C	Queen
D	Prime Minister

Question 108

Our judicial system is founded on the presumption of innocence in criminal matters. What doesn't that mean? (ID-CCT-108)

A	Everyone is innocent until proven guilty.
B	Everyone is guilty until proven innocent.
C	Criminals are always innocent and can be rehabilitated.
D	Justice is blind and unbias.
E	Canadians cannot have a criminal record.

Question 109

Which of the following Province/Territory is not part of the Northern Canada? (ID-CCT-109)

A	Nunavut
B	Northwest Territories
C	Alberta
D	Yukon Territory

Question 110

Which of the following Province/Territory is in the Atlantic region? (ID-CCT-110)

A	New Brunswick
B	Quebec
C	British Columbia
D	Manitoba
E	Nunavut

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Credits: Based on the Discover Canada, The Rights, and Responsibilities of Citizenship 2012 Edition. ISBN 978-1-100-20116-0. Updated: 2020-May-31. No guarantee is provided for the accuracy and validity of the information.
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Concepts and Additional Questions

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↑ Some of these are already in the exam type questions in the quiz(above) ↑ Answers to these will NOT be posted because it varies depend on where you live and when you take the exam.

-Who is the current Prime Minister of Canada?
-Who is the Premier of the province of YOUR residence?
-What is the current population of Canada?
-What is the current Federal political party in power?
-What is the major Federal opposition party in power?
-What is the current Provincial Premier in YOUR province?
-How many MLAs are in YOUR provincial legislature?
-What is your electoral district?
-What is the major driving industry of YOUR provincial economy? (eg. Alberta=oil/gas, Ontario=manufacturing, etc)

FAQ about the Citizenship Test

Q: Who can apply for Canadian Citizenship?

There are two groups of people; the most common type would be landed immigrants (Permanent Residence) who lived in Canada for more than 3 years. The other group is children of Canadian parents who were born out side of Canada or adapted children from outside the country. In both cases you must be 18 years of age or older to qualify. If not your parent/guardian has to apply on your behalf. More info at: CIC

Q: How long is the exam and how many questions will be there?

Exam is 30 minutes long and there will be 20 multiple choice questions.

Q: How many questions I have to get right to pass the test?

You must get 15 questions out of 20 including all the questions on voting rights and election procedures. These special questions will be clearly marked on the test paper.

Q: Do I have to write the exam?

Unless otherwise there is a medical reason, all persons applying for citizenship over the age of 18 must write the exam. If you turn 18 during the process of your citizenship application, you will still be asked to take the exam.

Q: Can I fail the exam and if I can what will happen?

If you fail the exam, there will be an oral interview about 30 minutes long with the judge. The judge will decide if you have the language and knowledge to be a productive citizen. If you failed to satisfy the judge, you can make an appeal to the Federal Court to retake the exam.

Q: Can I write the exam on a different date than the date given by the government?

Yes you can. Call the CIC office and provide your reason for the change.

Q: Where can I find more information?

More information can be found at: Citizenship and Immigration Canada