Citizen Quiz 7
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Question 1 |
The Prime Minister is chosen by the Members of Parliament | |
The Prime Minister is chosen by the Senate | |
The leader of the party with the most elected representatives becomes the Prime Minister | |
The Prime Minister is chosen by the Members of Provincial Parliament |
Question 2 |
Peace, Order, and Good Government | |
Trade and communications | |
Geopolitical entity | |
Discipline, education, and good public |
Question 3 |
French | |
English | |
German | |
Italian |
Question 4 |
The first head of a responsible government | |
A railway lawyer and famous politician | |
Canada’s first Prime Minister | |
The first French-Canadian Prime Minister |
Question 5 |
7 years | |
4 years | |
6 years | |
5 years |
Question 6 |
Green and white | |
Red and white | |
Red and blue | |
Blue and white |
Question 7 |
All of these | |
Scotland and Ireland | |
England and France | |
Red maple leaves |
Question 8 |
Federal, state, and city | |
Federal, provincial or territorial, and county | |
Federal, provincial or territorial, and rural | |
Federal, provincial or territorial, and municipal |
Question 9 |
A police officer | |
A lawyer | |
A Politician | |
A Member of Parliament |
Question 10 |
Atlantic Provinces, Central Canada, Prairie Provinces, Northern Territories, and West Coast | |
Prairies, Pacific, Atlantic, Southern and Western | |
Northern Territories, Prairies, Arctic, Eastern and Pacific | |
Northern, Atlantic, Eastern, Pacific and Southern |
Question 11 |
Quebec | |
Ontario | |
Huron | |
Michigan |
Question 12 |
In the late 18th and early 19th centuries | |
In the late 19th century | |
In the early 16th century | |
In the early 18th century |
Question 13 |
1758 | |
1799 | |
1791 | |
1773 |
Question 14 |
Continue to govern without confidence | |
Do nothing | |
Must resign | |
Call for by-elections |
Question 15 |
Currency | |
Aboriginal Affairs | |
Urban transit | |
Highways |
Question 16 |
The Maple Leaf Forever | |
The Maple Leaf Rag | |
O Canada | |
My Canada |
Question 17 |
It means that voters have the right to take the ballot paper out of the polling station and put it in a secret place. | |
It means that voters have the right to vote in secret after telling the polling officer which candidates they want to elect. | |
None of these | |
It means that voters have the right to vote in secret and the right to keep their voting decisions secret. |
Question 18 |
Health care | |
Currency | |
Interprovincial Trade and Communications | |
Navigation |
Question 19 |
July 1st | |
September 7th | |
November 11th | |
November 1st |
Question 20 |
The Provincial and territorial governments | |
None of these | |
The Municipal government | |
The Federal government |
Question 21 |
United States | |
India | |
Japan | |
China |
Question 22 |
England | |
Asia | |
USA | |
France |
Question 23 |
None of these | |
Members of the Provincial Parliament (MPPs) | |
Members of Parliament or MPs | |
Senators |
Question 24 |
Army commanders | |
Aboriginal peoples | |
People loyal to the Crown | |
British colonialists |
Question 25 |
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) | |
The North West Mounted Police (NWMP) | |
The South East Mounted Police (SEMP) | |
The Royal Canadian Military Police (RCMP) |
List |
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