Best Test to Practice For Your Canadian Citizenship Exam /45 4 votes, 4 avg 3648 9 - Canada Citizenship Test Canada Citizenship Test - 9 Passing Marks: 80% 1 / 45 In Canada, which of the following is considered one of its symbols? The official languages The national dance The national dish The national bird 2 / 45 Which leader, who defeated Napoleon in 1815, helped establish Canada's capital? Earl of Manchester The Duke of Wellington Baron of Kent The Duke of Sussex 3 / 45 In which year did Canadian forces retaliate by burning the White House and several Washington structures? 1814 1813 1811 1812 4 / 45 What’s the population of Ontario? 11 million 16 million 10 million 14 million 5 / 45 In which region of Canada do we experience cold winters and warm humid summers? Central Canada Coastal British Columbia Prairie Provinces Northern Territories 6 / 45 Which is Canada’s national sport? Lacrosse Ice hockey Football Basketball 7 / 45 Can you vote early in election polls? No Yes 8 / 45 You need to tell the union representative who you voted for. True False 9 / 45 Who settles disputes in Canada? Judge Court Politician Police 10 / 45 Which province is internationally renowned for its films, music, literary works, and culinary delights? Manitoba Newfoundland and Labrador Saskatchewan Quebec 11 / 45 In Quebec, more than three-quarters speak _____as their first language. Spanish English French Chinese 12 / 45 Which main resource fueled Canada's economy for centuries, transported via roads, lakes, rivers, and canals? Fur All of these Fish Timber 13 / 45 What’s the population of Quebec? Seven million Eight million Five million Ten million 14 / 45 Which book is recommended for the Citizenship test by IRCC? Discovery of Canada History of Canada Discover Canada Canada’s History 15 / 45 Which is Canada’s second largest city? Toronto Victoria Halifax Montreal 16 / 45 Which city is the second largest mainly French-speaking city in the world after Paris? Gatineau Toronto Québec City Montreal 17 / 45 Which event played a significant role in shaping the modern Canada-U.S.A. boundary, ensuring Canada’s independence from the United States? the War of 1814 the War of 1812 the War of 1811 the War of 1813 18 / 45 Who is the Head of the Commonwealth? the King the Queen Her Majesty the Sovereign 19 / 45 Which year did the Parliament pass the Official Languages Act? 1940 1927 1969 1965 20 / 45 What do mobility rights mean? All of these Canadians can enter and leave the country freely. Canadians can apply for a passport. Canadians can live and work anywhere they choose in Canada. 21 / 45 When did the United States initiate an attempt to take over Canada? June 1812 July 1812 June 1814 July 1814 22 / 45 Is it allowed for someone to observe you while voting and see your choice? No, it's private. Yes, always permitted. Only with your permission. Only election officials can. 23 / 45 Who is Canada's largest international trading partner? China United States Russia Mexico 24 / 45 Who won two gold medals and set a world record in running at the 1996 Summer Olympics? Donovan Bailey Mark Tewksbury Chantal Petitclerc Wayne Gretzky 25 / 45 When did Canadian volunteers, First Nations, and British troops repel an invasion from the United States? 1811-12 1812-14 1811-13 1813-15 26 / 45 The Sovereign plays an important role as the focus of _______ and allegiance. Patriotism Constitution Citizenship Nationalism 27 / 45 What does a secret ballot mean? Your voting choice will be secretly announced. Your voting choice will remain secret with your employer. Your voting choice will remain confidential. Your voting choice will be secretly opened. 28 / 45 Which province is known for its pharmaceuticals and aeronautics industries? British Columbia Ontario Quebec Nova Scotia 29 / 45 The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms includes: Mobility Rights, Metis and Inuit Peoples’ Rights, Official Language Rights, Multiculturalism. Multiculturalism, apply for a passport, Language Rights, Aboriginal Peoples’ Rights. English and French rights, Multiculturalism, Mobility Rights, Metis and Inuit Peoples’ Rights. Aboriginal Peoples’ Rights, Official Language Rights, Multiculturalism, Mobility Rights. 30 / 45 Who, in 1814, directed premier forces to ensure Canada’s protection? The Duke of Wellington None of these The Duke of England All of these 31 / 45 Metis live in the Prairie provinces who are mixed of Aboriginal and European Indian and Inuit Inuit and First Nations Aboriginal and Acadians 32 / 45 Which are the official languages of Canada? c) Spanish, English a) English, French b) French, Spanish d) English, Mother Tongue 33 / 45 Who is Canada’s largest producer of hydro-electricity? New Brunswick Saskatchewan Nunavut Quebec 34 / 45 Inuit people have a vast knowledge of ____ that enabled them to live across the Arctic. All of these Land Sea Wildlife 35 / 45 When did the U.S. effort to take over Canada come to an unsuccessful end? 1814 1812 1813 1811 36 / 45 When was the Montreal Stock Exchange opened? 1832 1823 1800 1822 37 / 45 Which language does Métis speak? English Inuktitut French Michif 38 / 45 Which game was invented by Canadian James Naismith in 1891? Lacrosse Basketball Football Ice hockey 39 / 45 When did the Americans burn the Government House and the Parliament Buildings in York (now Toronto)? 1814 1812 1811 1813 40 / 45 Who enforces the laws? Police Politician Judge Court 41 / 45 When did the Canadian national anthem become official? 1985 1982 1980 1995 42 / 45 Who is Canada’s main producer of pulp and paper? Nunavut New Brunswick Ontario Quebec 43 / 45 Who from Nova Scotia led the 1814 mission that burned the White House in Washington? Major-General Sir Isaac Brock Major-General Robert Ross Lieutenant-Colonel Charles de Salaberry Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe 44 / 45 Which of the following best describes the primary objectives of the Official Languages Act in Canada? All of these Achieving equality between French and English in Parliament, federal institutions, and government. Supporting and nurturing official language minority communities throughout Canada. Advancing the equal status of French and English within Canadian society. 45 / 45 In the War of 1812, which figure took control of Detroit but tragically died near Niagara Falls? 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