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Citizen Quiz 10
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Question 1 |
What do people promise when they take the Oath of Citizenship?
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 allegiance to the Queen and they pledge to observe the laws of Canada | |
They pledge to fulfill the duties of a Canadian citizen and 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 |
Question 2 |
Where are the Parliament Buildings located?
In Toronto | |
In Ottawa | |
In Quebec City | |
In Hull |
Question 3 |
Who is Canada's Head of State?
The Senate | |
The Governor General | |
The Prime Minister | |
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II |
Question 4 |
What is a major river in Quebec?
The St. Lawrence River | |
The Fraser River | |
The Hudson's Bay | |
The Niagara River |
Question 5 |
Which province has a long history of coal mining, forestry, and agriculture?
Nova Scotia | |
Ontario | |
New Brunswick | |
Prince Edward Island |
Question 6 |
What is the population of Canada?
17 million | |
21 million | |
35 million | |
39 million |
Question 7 |
In what way do electors mark their choice on a federal election ballot?
By writing "YES" in the circle beside the name of their chosen candidate | |
By putting "-" in the circle beside the name of their chosen candidate | |
By writing the name of their chosen candidate on the ballot | |
By putting "X" in the circle beside the name of their chosen candidate |
Question 8 |
How many electoral districts are there in Canada?
21 | |
135 | |
308 | |
115 |
Question 9 |
Where does the name "Canada" come from?
From “Canadienne”, the French word meaning ‘joining’ | |
From “kanata”, the Métis word meaning ‘rivers’ | |
From "kanata", the Huron-Iroquois word for village | |
From “cantata”, the Inuit word meaning ‘country’ |
Question 10 |
What are the Prime Minister and Cabinet Ministers together called?
The House of Commons | |
The Cabinet | |
The Government | |
The Senate |
Question 11 |
Which of the following is the oldest colony of the British Empire in Canada?
Newfoundland & Labrador | |
Ontario | |
Alberta | |
Quebec |
Question 12 |
Who is the federal representative of Canada’s Monarch?
The Prime Minister | |
The Prime Minister's spouse | |
The Premier | |
The Governor General of Canada |
Question 13 |
How many Canadians served in World War II?
More than 5 000 000 | |
About 1,000 | |
About 400,000 | |
More than 1 000 000 |
Question 14 |
What are the three parts of the Canadian Parliament?
The Prime Minister, the House of Commons, and the Senate | |
The Prime Minister, the Premiers, and the House of Commons | |
The Queen, the House of Commons, and the Senate | |
The Queen, the Governor General, and the Prime Minister |
Question 15 |
Which courts are for civil cases involving small sums of money?
Trial Courts | |
The Federal Court | |
Provincial Courts | |
The Small Claims Courts |
Question 16 |
Which level of government passes "by-laws"?
Municipal | |
Federal | |
Provincial | |
State |
Question 17 |
Which is the most famous invention of Research In Motion (RIM), a wireless communications company?
The first electronic voice message | |
The Canadarm | |
The iPhone | |
The Blackberry |
Question 18 |
Which of the following is the responsibility of the provincial governments?
Defence | |
Currency | |
Highways | |
Interprovincial Trade and Communications |
Question 19 |
Where do the English and French have equal status in Canada?
In the workplace | |
At City Hall | |
In Quebec | |
In the Parliament of Canada |
Question 20 |
What is the meaning of the Remembrance Day poppy?
To celebrate Confederation | |
To remember the sacrifice of Canadians who have served or died in wars up to the present day | |
To honour Prime Ministers who have died | |
To remember the Sovereign, Queen Elizabeth II |
Question 21 |
In what year did Canada become an independent country?
1967 | |
1776 | |
1872 | |
1867 |
Question 22 |
All applicants are required to provide proof of English or French language skills to become a Canadian citizen with the exception of the following:
Adult applicants 65 years of age and over | |
Adult applicants 50 years of age and over | |
Adult applicants 40 years of age and over | |
Adult applicants 55 years of age and over |
Question 23 |
In Canada, are voters obliged to tell others how they voted?
If a family member would like to know how they voted, yes | |
If a Member of Parliament asks, yes | |
If the Lieutenant Governor asks, yes | |
No, but they may choose to discuss how they voted with others |
Question 24 |
What are four legal rights of citizenship of Canada?
The right to have a job, the right to vote, the right to drive, and the right to go to school | |
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 travel, the right to live anywhere, the right to work anywhere, and the right to get married | |
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 25 |
Which of the following is the responsibility of the municipal government?
Aboriginal Affairs | |
Firefighting | |
Highways | |
Defence |
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