Canadian Citizenship Test (40 Hardest Questions) /45 4 votes, 5 avg 4903 6 - Canada Citizenship Test Canada Citizenship Test - 6 Passing Marks: 80% 1 / 45 Which city in Saskatchewan is the headquarters of the mining industry and an important educational, research and technology centre? Saskatoon Fredericton Regina Halifax 2 / 45 Who is the officially bilingual province? New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba 3 / 45 Which criterion must individuals meet to be awarded the Order of Canada? Holding a political position for a certain number of years Having a significant social media following Making extraordinary contributions to the nation Being born in a specific Canadian province 4 / 45 During the war between ___, more than two-thirds of the Acadians were deported from their homeland. 1750 - 1763 1750 - 1765 1755 - 1763 1755 - 1765 5 / 45 When was Newfoundland and Labrador added to Canada? 1999 1898 1905 1949 6 / 45 When was Yukon Territory added to Canada? 1905 1898 1949 1999 7 / 45 Where is the world-famous Lake Louise located? British Columbia Alberta Newfoundland and Labrador Ontario 8 / 45 Who is responsible for running the federal government departments? Governor General Cabinet Ministers Sovereign Prime Minister 9 / 45 Which province is the country’s largest producer of grains and oilseeds? Alberta Saskatchewan Quebec New Brunswick 10 / 45 Which city is the training academy of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police? Halifax Regina Edmonton Victoria 11 / 45 Which province is known as the “wheat province”? Saskatchewan Nunavut Newfoundland and Labrador Yukon Territory 12 / 45 What does the term "Dominion of Canada" signify? Dominion from sea to sea and from the river to the ends of the earth. Control of the territories north of the United States. Rule from the sea to the river within the central provinces. Sovereignty over the Great Lakes only. 13 / 45 The first line of The Oath of Citizenship is ____. To Her Majesty Her Heirs and Successors I swear (or affirm) As a Canadian citizen 14 / 45 Gerhard Herzberg, John Polanyi, Sidney Altman, Richard E. Taylor, Michael Smith and Bertram Brockhouse were Nobel Prize-winning ______. Physiologists Economists Scientists Geologists 15 / 45 Where are the world’s richest deposits of uranium and potash found? Quebec New Brunswick Saskatchewan Nunavut 16 / 45 Saskatchewan has ___% of the arable land in Canada. 45 40 35 50 17 / 45 How long is the term for the Governor General, who is appointed by the Sovereign on the recommendation of the Prime Minister? 4 years 5 years 10 years 2 years 18 / 45 In the 1920s, what was the public sentiment regarding the British West Indies becoming part of Canada? It was widely opposed and thus never proposed. There was support for the idea, but it never materialized. It was unanimously accepted and enacted. It was a popular notion that led to immediate unification. 19 / 45 The decisions made by the Cabinet can not be questioned by the members of the House of Commons. True False 20 / 45 Which lake is named after the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria? Lake Michigan Lake Erie Lake Superior Lake Louise 21 / 45 Which province is the most populous Prairie province? Alberta Saskatchewan Prince Edward Island Manitoba 22 / 45 Canadian football is similar in a number of ways to American football. True False 23 / 45 Which court deals with the cases involving small sums of money? Small claims court Traffic court Civil court Family court 24 / 45 Individuals found guilty of gender-based violence face strict penalties under Canada's ____ laws. Civil Criminal Constitutional Human Rights 25 / 45 What proportion of Canadian exports is shipped to the USA? 25% 80% 75% 50% 26 / 45 Who was the first Prime Minister of Canada? Sir Louis-Hippolyte La Fontain Sir George-Étienne Cartier Sir John A. Macdonald Sir Leonard Tilley 27 / 45 Which is the largest city in Saskatchewan? Fredericton Prince Albert Regina Saskatoon 28 / 45 Who was awarded the Order of Canada from Roland Michener, the 20th Governor General, in 1973? Captain Paul Triquet Vincent Massey Norah Michener Oscar Peterson 29 / 45 What significant actions are taken by the Cabinet? Introducing new legislation Both a and b None of the above Drafting the budget 30 / 45 The opposition party with the most seats is called__. the Majesty’s Opposition or Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition the Loyal Opposition or Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition the Official Opposition or Her Majesty’s Official Opposition the Official Opposition or Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition 31 / 45 When were Manitoba, and Northwest Territories added to Canada? 1898 1873 1867 1870 32 / 45 Which is the highest military honour available to Canadians? The Victoria Cross The Coat of arms The Victoria Crown The Order of Canada 33 / 45 When was Alberta, Saskatchewan added to Canada? 1949 1905 1898 1999 34 / 45 Citizenship responsibilities include: Obeying the law, Taking care of one’s family, Serving on a jury, Voting, Volunteering, Protecting the environment. Obeying the law, Getting a job, Serving on a jury, Voting, Volunteering at charity, Avoiding Pollution. Obeying the law, Getting a job, Serving on a jury, Voting, Helping people in need, Avoiding waste. Obeying the law, Working hard, Serving on a jury, Voting, Assisting at your child’s school, Protecting the environment. 35 / 45 Which year marked the beginning of Canada's own honours system? 1967 1969 1965 1940 36 / 45 When was Nunavut added to Canada? 2000 1999 1898 1905 37 / 45 The descendants of French colonists are called _____. Europeans Aboriginals Quebecers Acadians 38 / 45 Who won the gold medal in speed during the 2002 Olympic Winter Games? Catriona Le May Doan Chantal Petitclerc Wayne Gretzky Donovan Bailey 39 / 45 Who suggested the term Dominion of Canada in 1864? Sir John A. Macdonald Sir Louis-Hippolyte La Fontain Sir Leonard Tilley Sir George-Étienne Cartier 40 / 45 Who is appointed by the Governor General on the advice of the Prime Minister in the province? The Senator The Lieutenant Governor The Premier The Governor General 41 / 45 When was British Columbia added to Canada? 1873 1870 1880 1871 42 / 45 The first four provinces of Canada were____? Alberta, Saskatchewan, Newfoundland and Labrador Nunavut, Quebec, Manitoba, British Columbia Ontario, Manitoba, British Columbia, Prince Edward Island Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick 43 / 45 Which of the following are included in the official Canadian awards? decorations All of these orders medals 44 / 45 An appeal court and a trial court in the province are called? Federal Court Queen’s Court The Court of Queen The Court of Queen’s Bench 45 / 45 Which day is recognized as Sir John Macdonald's Day? 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