Citizen Quiz 8
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Question 1 |
James Naismith | |
Terry Fox | |
Rick Hansen | |
Sir Sam Steele |
Question 2 |
The government | |
The Prime Minister | |
The people | |
Government Employees |
Question 3 |
A bill becomes the law after it has passed four readings in the House of Commons and Senate. | |
The Governor General approves all bills and they become the law after two debates. | |
Once a majority of Members of Parliament and Senators have approved a bill, the Governor General gives the final approval and then the bill becomes law. | |
A bill becomes the law after two readings in the House of Commons. |
Question 4 |
Opposition parties | |
Without power | |
Candidates | |
Out of power |
Question 5 |
Education | |
Local health and social services | |
Highways | |
Natural resources |
Question 6 |
In Canadian towns | |
In the Rocky Mountains | |
In the Canadian countryside | |
In Canadian cities |
Question 7 |
Interprovincial Trade and Communications | |
Defence | |
Natural resources | |
Currency |
Question 8 |
Every two years | |
Every three years | |
Every five years | |
Every four years |
Question 9 |
7 | |
10 | |
5 | |
9 |
Question 10 |
The Queen's Medal | |
The Canada Medal | |
The Victoria Cross | |
The Canada Cross |
Question 11 |
500 | |
2 | |
96 | |
1222 |
Question 12 |
The fish trade | |
The gold trade | |
The fur trade | |
The timber trade |
Question 13 |
1928 | |
1933 | |
1818 | |
1918 |
Question 14 |
Ontario | |
Quebec | |
British Columbia | |
Manitoba |
Question 15 |
170,000 | |
70,000 | |
200,000 | |
60,000 |
Question 16 |
Benevolent dictatorship | |
Parliamentary government | |
Monarchy | |
Democratic process |
Question 17 |
Harold Innis | |
Gerhard Herzberg | |
Marshall McLuhan | |
Alexander Graham Bell |
Question 18 |
Roman Catholic | |
Islam | |
Hindu | |
Judaism |
Question 19 |
3 provinces and 10 territories | |
9 provinces and 3 territories | |
10 provinces and 3 territories | |
10 provinces and 2 territories |
Question 20 |
Soccer | |
Cricket | |
Basketball | |
Hockey |
Question 21 |
Equality rights | |
Citizenship responsibilities | |
Government responsibilities | |
Laws of Canada |
Question 22 |
50 years | |
100 years | |
250 years | |
200 years |
Question 23 |
Phil Edwards | |
Sir John A. Macdonald | |
General Sir Arthur Currie | |
Rick Hansen |
Question 24 |
To raise funds for spinal cord research | |
To raise funds for heart research | |
To raise funds for clinical research | |
To raise funds for cancer research |
Question 25 |
National Defence | |
Health | |
Education | |
Local transit systems |
List |
Citizenship Practice Test
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