Latest Canadian Citizenship Test Questions and Answers pdf /45 12 votes, 3.8 avg 12874 2 - Canada Citizenship Test Canada Citizenship Test - 2 Passing Marks: 80% 1 / 45 Canadian forces include _____ Navy Air force All of these Army 2 / 45 What is called the “diamond capital of North America.”? Nova Scotia Newfoundland and Labrador Yukon Territory Northwest Territories 3 / 45 Adult applicants 55 years of age and over do not need to write the citizenship test. True False 4 / 45 Who can help you with legal problems and act on behalf of you in a judicial forum? Police Court Lawyer Judge 5 / 45 When were Northwest Territories (N.W.T.) originally made? 1865 1880 1780 1870 6 / 45 Which is the second-longest river system in North America after the Mississippi? The Missouri River The St. John River The Mackenzie River The Yukon River 7 / 45 Mount Logan is named in honour of ____, a world-famous geologist. Sir William Logan Stefan Logan Logan Lerman Abraham Logan 8 / 45 Which flower does Canadian wear on Remembrance day? Red Rose Red Tulip Red Poppy White Lilly 9 / 45 What nickname was given to the thousands of nurses serving in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps? Bluenurses Bluebirds Bluegirls Blueyes 10 / 45 Which province holds the record for the coldest temperature(-63°C) ever recorded in Canada? Yukon Alberta Ontario Nunavut 11 / 45 Who was the founder of the women’s suffrage movement? Dr. Emily Stowe Mary Ann Shadd Cary Agnes Macphail Laura Secord 12 / 45 Who represents the federal government in territorial regions? The Mayor The Premier The Commissioner The Lieutenant Governor 13 / 45 How many nurses, known as "bluebirds," served in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps? 3000 4000 1000 2000 14 / 45 When is Victoria Day? Monday preceding May 25 Friday following June 24 Friday preceding May 25 Monday following June 24 15 / 45 What constitutes 50% of the population in the Northwest Territories? Native People Aboriginal First Nations Ukrainian 16 / 45 When were the majority of Canadian women aged 21 and above given the right to vote in federal elections? 1940 1918 1921 1917 17 / 45 Who invented the BlackBerry, Research In Motion (RIM)? Sir Frederick Banting and Charles Best Matthew Evans and Henry Woodward Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie Sir Sandford Fleming and Reginald Fessenden 18 / 45 What is inscribed on the Peace Arch monument? mother of common children and brethren dwelling together in peace. children of a common mother and brethren dwelling together in peace. children of a common mother and brethren dwelling together in unity. mother of common children and brethren dwelling together in unity. 19 / 45 Who is credited with inventing the pacemaker, a device that aids individuals with heart issues? Sir Sandford Fleming Dr. Wilder Penfield Dr. John A. Hopps Sir Frederick Banting 20 / 45 The Chinese language is second most spoken at home in which 2 biggest cities in Canada and what by percentage? Montreal, Toronto;13%, 7% B.C., Ontario; 7%, 13% Montreal, Vancouver; 7%, 13% Vancouver, Toronto; 13%, 7% 21 / 45 If you cannot pay for a lawyer ____. You will lose the case. None of these You will be fined. You will get legal aid services free of charge. 22 / 45 Local or municipal government are generally responsible for Recycling Programs, Emergency Services, Highways Snow/Garbage Removal, Firefighting, Emergency Services Snow/Garbage Removal, Firefighting, Policing Firefighting, Emergency Services, Highways 23 / 45 Who gave women the right to vote in federal elections? Sir John A. Macdonald Sir Leonard Tilley Sir Louis-Hippolyte La Fontain Sir Robert Borden 24 / 45 When is Good Friday? Monday immediately preceding Easter Sunday Friday immediately preceding Easter Sunday Monday immediately following Easter Sunday Friday immediately following Easter Sunday 25 / 45 Who invented the Canadarm, a robotic arm? Crane Aerospace Canadian Space Agency SPAR Aerospace Bombardier 26 / 45 When is Vimy Day? July 1 May 25 April 9 January 11 27 / 45 When is Fête nationale (Quebec)? Friday preceding June 25 May 25 June 24 Monday preceding May 25 28 / 45 Remembrance day is observed at __ hour of ___ day of ___ month. 11th, 11th, 11th 11th, 10th, 11th 10th, 10th, 10th 10th, 11th, 11th 29 / 45 What is the population of Yellowknife? 25,000 10,000 20,000 15,000 30 / 45 How big is the Mackenzie River? 4,200 kilometres 4,300 kilometres 4,000 kilometres 4,100 kilometres 31 / 45 The federal government is responsible for National Defence, Citizenship, International Trade Agriculture, Immigration, Education Agriculture, Environment, Emergency Services Foreign Policy, Environment, Natural Resources 32 / 45 When did Quebec grant women the right to vote? 1918 1917 1940 1921 33 / 45 How many judges are there in the Supreme Court of Canada? 8 9 5 3 34 / 45 Are the guidelines governing Provincial, territorial, and municipal elections identical to the ones set for federal elections in Canada? They are all independently established. Only provincial and federal guidelines match. They are entirely identical. Only municipal and federal rules are the same. 35 / 45 Which other religions are growing in Canada? Sikhs, Hindus Muslims, Jews No religion All of these 36 / 45 Where is the highest mountain, Mount Logan located in Canada? Manitoba Yukon Alberta British Columbia 37 / 45 What is the meaning of Nunavut in Inuktitut? My land People’s land Our land Your land 38 / 45 Which poem is recited on Remembrance day that was composed in 1915? In Flanders Fields O Canada Raise the Flag God Save the Queen 39 / 45 Provincial and Territorial government is responsible for Education, Health Care, Criminal Justice National Defence, Property and Civil Rights, Immigration Property and Civil Rights, Natural Resources, Health Care Education, Health Care, Transportation and Utilities 40 / 45 The great majority of Canadians are _____. Sikhs Catholic Christians No Religious affiliation Muslims 41 / 45 In Canada, which of the following is considered a noble career choice? Teaching Civil Service Medical Profession Serving in the military 42 / 45 Who composed the poem that is often recited on Remembrance day? Sir George-Étienne Cartier Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae Major-General Sir Isaac Brock Sir Louis-Hippolyte La Fontain 43 / 45 When is Easter Monday? Friday immediately following Easter Sunday Friday immediately preceding Easter Sunday Monday immediately preceding Easter Sunday Monday immediately following Easter Sunday 44 / 45 Who was the first province to grant voting rights to women in 1917? Alberta Ontario British Columbia Manitoba 45 / 45 Who was the first Canadian woman to practice medicine in Canada? 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