Canadian Citizenship Test Practice 04

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Question 1
Whose portrait is featured on the Canadian $10 bill?
A
Sir John Alexander MacDonald
B
Sir Arthur Currie
C
Alexander Graham Bell
D
Sir Frederic Banting
Question 2
What is the symbol of the Canadian government?
A
The Snowbirds
B
The National Flag
C
The Crown
D
The Parliament
Question 3
Who represents an electoral district?
A
The Commissioner
B
The Lieutenant Governor
C
A Member of Parliament
D
The Governor General
Question 4
Which of the following was invented by Alexander Graham Bell?
A
Fax Machine
B
Internet
C
BlackBerry
D
Telephone
Question 5
The ancestors of the Aboriginals are believed to have migrated from which of the following continents?
A
America
B
Australia
C
Europe
D
Asia
Question 6
What is Canada's national winter sport?
A
Golf
B
Basketball
C
Lacrosse
D
Hockey
Question 7
What information can be found on a voter information card?
A
A voter information card indicates which candidates are eligible in an election.
B
A voter information card contains a list of registered electors.
C
A voter information card indicates when and where a registered elector can vote in an election.
D
All of these.
Question 8
In 1960s, Quebec experienced an era of rapid change. What is it called?
A
The Quiet Revolution
B
The Suffrage Movement
C
La Francophonie
D
The East Movement
Question 9
What is the fixed day for Canada's federal elections?
A
The 3rd Monday in October, four years after the Election Day of the previous federal election.
B
May 10th, six years after the previous federal election.
C
The 1st Monday in September, four years after the Election Day of the previous federal election.
D
There is no fixed day for Canada's federal elections.
Question 10
What is Canada’s rank in the world in terms of geographical size?
A
It is the fourth-largest country in the world.
B
It is the second-largest country in the world.
C
It is the third-largest country in the world.
D
It is the smallest country in the world.
Question 11
What is celebrated on the 26th of December?
A
Remembrance Day
B
Boxing Day
C
Canada Day
D
Victoria Day
Question 12
After a federal election, which party forms the new government?
A
The party with the most elected representatives forms the new government.
B
The Queen picks the party which will form the new government.
C
The Governor General proposes a law for the elected officials to choose the governing body which will form the new government.
D
The elected Premiers of each province pick the party which will form the new government.
Question 13
When is Labour Day celebrated in Canada?
A
The 3rd Monday of October
B
The 1st of May
C
The 1st Monday of September
D
The 1st of July
Question 14
When was “employment insurance” introduced by the Canadian federal government?
A
1950
B
1940
C
1965
D
1947
Question 15
Which of the following is the responsibility of the federal government?
A
Hospitals
B
Interprovincial Trade and Communications
C
Education
D
Property and Civil Rights
Question 16
How is Canada ranked in terms of geographical size in the world?
A
It is the smallest country on Earth.
B
It is the largest country on Earth.
C
It is the seventh largest country on Earth.
D
It is the second largest country on Earth.
Question 17
What types of jobs are provided by service industries?
A
All of these
B
Tourism and government
C
Transportation and education
D
Communications, retail services
Question 18
What is celebrated on April 9th?
A
Boxing Day
B
Thanksgiving Day
C
Vimy Day
D
Family Day
Question 19
How many provinces does Canada have?
A
7
B
10
C
3
D
13
Question 20
Which province is known as the "Land of 100,000 Lakes?"
A
Nova Scotia
B
Manitoba
C
British Columbia
D
Ontario
Question 21
Which of the following is the responsibility of the provinces?
A
Defence
B
Education
C
Foreign Policy
D
Currency
Question 22
Who invented the worldwide system of standard time zones?
A
Sir Sandford Fleming
B
Reginald Fessenden
C
Joseph-Armand Bombardier
D
Alexander Graham Bell
Question 23
Which Canadian province has the largest population of Aboriginals?
A
Nova Scotia
B
Alberta
C
Ontario
D
Manitoba
Question 24
Since when has the protocol for the amendment of the Canadian Constitution existed?
A
1962
B
1885
C
1972
D
1982
Question 25
Which sport has the greatest number of registered players in Canada?
A
Curling
B
Soccer
C
Basketball
D
Lacrosse
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