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| Question 1 |
| Run the government as long as they have the support or confidence of majority of the MPs | |
| Make important decisions about how the country is to be governed | |
| Running the federal government departments | |
| Peacefully oppose or try to improve government proposals |
| Question 2 |
What significance did the war of 1812 with USA had for Canada?
| More than two-thirds of the Acadians were deported from their homeland | |
| Ensured that Canada will remain independent of the United States | |
| More than 600,000 Canadians served in the war | |
| North America was divided by war |
| Question 3 |
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of Canadian citizens?
| Learning to speak both official languages | |
| Voting in elections | |
| Taking responsibility for oneself and one's family | |
| Obeying the law |
| Question 4 |
| Whereas Canada is founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law | |
| O Canada! Our home and native land! | |
| The rights guaranteed in the Charter will not adversely affect any treaty or other rights or freedom of Aboriginal people | |
| Canadians can live and work anywhere they choose in Canada |
| Question 5 |
| Police officers | |
| A Canadian showing conspicuous bravery or self sacrifice | |
| Canadian politicians | |
| Best Innovation of the year |
| Question 6 |
Which is the northeastern province in Canada that has its own time zone?
| Prince Edward Island | |
| Nova Scotia | |
| Newfoundland & Labrador | |
| Alberta |
| Question 7 |
| Nova Scotia | |
| Ontario | |
| Alberta | |
| Quebec |
| Question 8 |
| Focus on citizenship and allegiance, be a symbol of Canadian sovereignty and guardian of constitutional freedoms | |
| Running the federal government departments | |
| Make important decisions about how the country is governed | |
| Peacefully oppose or try to improve government proposals |
| Question 9 |
| It provides a spectacular tourist excursion across precipitous passes and bridges | |
| British Columbia is the largest producer of oil and gas | |
| It is the oldest colony of the British Empire and a strategic prize in Canada's early history | |
| The Port of Vancouver, handles billions of dollars in goods traded around the world |
| Question 10 |
| Japan surrendered in 1945 - the end of four years of war in Pacific | |
| The Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) saw its finest hour in the battle | |
| Proved Canadian soldier's reputation for valour- Canadian valour and bravery brought about a fantastic victory | |
| Canadians took part in the liberation of Italy in 1943-1944 |
| Question 11 |
| All answers correct | |
| Rule of law | |
| Democratic principles and due process | |
| Freedom under law |
| Question 12 |
Miriam is a new immigrant in Canada. Why can she choose to take a job like any man?
| Women superior than men | |
| Equality of men and women | |
| She is woman | |
| She is new immigrant |
| Question 13 |
How do you vote in Canada?
| Whichever way you like | |
| By Open Ballot | |
| Online | |
| By Secret Ballot |
| Question 14 |
What are the three parts of Parliament?
| Sovereign, House of Commons and Senate | |
| Sovereign, Police and Senate | |
| Sovereign, House of Commons and MPs | |
| Premier, House of Commons and Senate |
| Question 15 |
| Canadian victory in World War II | |
| Canadian victory in battle of Vimy Ridge | |
| Sacrifices of veterans and brave soldiers in wars | |
| Canadian victory in World War I |
| Question 16 |
| Symbols of England, France, Scotland and Ireland | |
| Canada is a constitutional monarchy | |
| RCMP, the national police force and one of Canada's best-known symbols | |
| A Mari Usque Ad Mare |
| Question 17 |
Which of the following are Prairie Provinces?
| Quebec, Saskatchewan and Alberta | |
| Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Yukon | |
| Manitoba, Ontario and Alberta | |
| Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta |
| Question 18 |
Who do you vote for in federal elections?
| Prime Minister | |
| Member of Parliament | |
| Premier | |
| Senator |
| Question 19 |
How are Members of Parliament chosen?
| They are elected by voters in their local constituency (riding) | |
| They are elected by landowners and police chiefs | |
| They are chosen by the provincial premiers | |
| They are appointed by the Prime Minister |
| Question 20 |
| British Columbia joined Canada in 1871 after Ottawa promised to build a railway to the West Coast | |
| British Columbia handles billions of dollars in goods traded around the world | |
| The railway made it possible for immigrants to settle in the Central Canada | |
| Provides a spectacular tourist excursion across precipitous passes and bridges |
| Question 21 |
| Freedom of conscience and religion | |
| Canada’s Head of State is a hereditary Sovereign (Queen or King), who reigns in accordance with the Constitution | |
| Freedom of association | |
| A fundamental characteristic of the Canadian heritage and identity |
| Question 22 |
Which of the following are the two fundamental freedoms under Canadian law?
| Freedom to buy a house and freedom of religion | |
| Freedom to work anywhere and freedom of religion | |
| Freedom of speech and freedom of religion | |
| Freedom of speech and freedom of mobility |
| Question 23 |
What is the advantage of NAFTA agreement?
| Free trade between Canada and UK | |
| Free trade between Canada and China | |
| Free trade between Canada, USA and Mexico | |
| Free trade between Canada and Japan |
| Question 24 |
| To increase the trade and enjoy one of the world's highest standard of living | |
| Trade with other countries changed the native way of life forever | |
| The French and Aboriginal people collaborated in the vast fur-trade economy | |
| Canada became a member of World Trade Organization |
| Question 25 |
What does a Confederation mean?
| Joining of provinces to make a new country | |
| Joining of suburbs to form a large city | |
| Joining of communities to become a province | |
| The United States Confederate soldiers came to Canada |
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Canadian Permanent Residence Immigration: We all understand that immigration is a mired topic, and immigrating to Canada can be a troubling experience. While they have a permanent residency option that’s not too hard to understand,
there certainly are a few things that constitute the permanent residence application. Immigration to another country permanently has always been quite troubling for many people, especially those coming to first world countries. It is no different in Canada, but there are a few things that are in a person’s corner if they are to be successful and enjoy their lives in beautiful Canada, although they have to be sure that they adhere to Canada’s necessary requirements for permanent residence requirements. The ultimate goal is to successfully complete the obligated “residency days,” and hoping to obtain Canadian citizenship after the obligatory 3 years.
Battling the Complicated Process: Unfortunately, it has become harder than ever to immigrate to Canada. With the recent complications, more people find that immigration attorneys really are some of the best options available to them when they are trying to obtain permanent residence, as they are very valuable tools who know how to interpret the country’s immigration law. For instance, most people don’t know that there are over 60 different immigration programs in Canada, and it is increasingly difficult to find which of these will be most effective for the applicant’s unique circumstance. One of the most beneficial aspects of contracting the services of a qualified immigration attorney is expedience. They simply allow for the process to happen sufficiently faster than doing it without assistance.
Permanent Resident Visa Eligibility: The most important aspect of the permanent residence application is the eligibility. Luckily, the country of Canada does not have any measures in place that exclude people any more than most well-developed countries in the world. When it comes to the permanent resident, a person generally has a couple of options for inclusion. Provincial nominees, business people that are included in Canadian economic immigration categories, and people that are closely related to those citizens of the country, provided that they receive sponsorship from their relatives. It’s also noteworthy to state that there are special procedures for provinces, with Quebec actually possessing their own selection criteria, which has been known to be a little more difficult to manage.
Immigration may be a pretty large step, but obtaining permanent residence in Canada is not as hard as one would think. All fees associated with the move are actually quite cost-effective, and most of that is speculation as to whether the applicant would be admitted or not. If a person has adequate representation and a pretty valuable skill set, they will have no problem, and Canadian immigration authorities do see merit in those who may just want to experience something else in life. While authorities may not be as lenient as in the past, there still are an influx of people who are enjoying their lives in this aesthetically pleasing country.
