Citizen Quiz 10
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Question 1 |
The Blackberry | |
The Canadarm | |
The first electronic voice message | |
The iPhone |
Question 2 |
The Fraser River | |
The Hudson's Bay | |
The St. Lawrence River | |
The Niagara River |
Question 3 |
The right to have a job, the right to vote, the right to drive, and the right to go to school | |
The right to travel, the right to live anywhere, the right to work anywhere, and the right to get married | |
The right to go to school, the right to work, the right to have a bank account, and the right to travel | |
The right to be educated in either official language, the right to vote, the right to apply for a Canadian passport, and the right to enter and leave Canada freely |
Question 4 |
Adult applicants 55 years of age and over | |
Adult applicants 50 years of age and over | |
Adult applicants 65 years of age and over | |
Adult applicants 40 years of age and over |
Question 5 |
The Prime Minister, the House of Commons, and the Senate | |
The Prime Minister, the Premiers, and the House of Commons | |
The Queen, the Governor General, and the Prime Minister | |
The Queen, the House of Commons, and the Senate |
Question 6 |
The Senate | |
The Government | |
The House of Commons | |
The Cabinet |
Question 7 |
Highways | |
Aboriginal Affairs | |
Firefighting | |
Defence |
Question 8 |
By writing the name of their chosen candidate on the ballot | |
By writing "YES" in the circle beside the name of their chosen candidate | |
By putting "X" in the circle beside the name of their chosen candidate | |
By putting "-" in the circle beside the name of their chosen candidate |
Question 9 |
If a family member would like to know how they voted, yes | |
No, but they may choose to discuss how they voted with others | |
If the Lieutenant Governor asks, yes | |
If a Member of Parliament asks, yes |
Question 10 |
In the Parliament of Canada | |
At City Hall | |
In the workplace | |
In Quebec |
Question 11 |
Alberta | |
Ontario | |
Newfoundland & Labrador | |
Quebec |
Question 12 |
To remember the sacrifice of Canadians who have served or died in wars up to the present day | |
To remember the Sovereign, Queen Elizabeth II | |
To celebrate Confederation | |
To honour Prime Ministers who have died |
Question 13 |
Interprovincial Trade and Communications | |
Defence | |
Currency | |
Highways |
Question 14 |
1867 | |
1872 | |
1967 | |
1776 |
Question 15 |
State | |
Federal | |
Provincial | |
Municipal |
Question 16 |
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II | |
The Prime Minister | |
The Senate | |
The Governor General |
Question 17 |
They pledge to fulfill the duties of a Canadian citizen and they pledge allegiance to the Queen | |
They pledge allegiance to the Queen and they pledge to observe the laws of Canada | |
They pledge allegiance to the Queen, they pledge to observe the laws of Canada, and they pledge to fulfill the duties of a Canadian citizen | |
They pledge to observe the laws of Canada and they pledge to fulfill the duties of a Canadian citizen |
Question 18 |
The Prime Minister's spouse | |
The Governor General of Canada | |
The Prime Minister | |
The Premier |
Question 19 |
17 million | |
39 million | |
35 million | |
21 million |
Question 20 |
From "kanata", the Huron-Iroquois word for village | |
From “cantata”, the Inuit word meaning ‘country’ | |
From “Canadienne”, the French word meaning ‘joining’ | |
From “kanata”, the Métis word meaning ‘rivers’ |
Question 21 |
21 | |
115 | |
308 | |
135 |
Question 22 |
About 1,000 | |
About 400,000 | |
More than 1 000 000 | |
More than 5 000 000 |
Question 23 |
Ontario | |
Prince Edward Island | |
New Brunswick | |
Nova Scotia |
Question 24 |
In Ottawa | |
In Hull | |
In Quebec City | |
In Toronto |
Question 25 |
Trial Courts | |
The Small Claims Courts | |
The Federal Court | |
Provincial Courts |
List |
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