1234567891011121314151617181920 Canadian Citizenship Practice Test In the actual test, you need to get at least 15 out of the 20 questions right to pass the test and become a Canadian citizen. 1 / 20 1. The Canadian Shield is a significant geographical feature known for its mining. A) True B) False 2 / 20 2. French and English are the only official languages of Canada. A) False B) True 3 / 20 3. Canada’s national anthem, “O Canada,” was officially adopted in 1980. A) True B) False 4 / 20 4. The official tree of Canada is the: A) Birch B) Oak C) Maple D) Pine 5 / 20 5. The King of Canada’s role is entirely ceremonial and symbolic. A) True B) False 6 / 20 6. The first woman to be appointed to the Canadian Senate was: A) Kim Campbell B) Cairine Wilson C) Nellie McClung D) Agnes Macphail 7 / 20 7. The Prime Minister is the Head of State in Canada. A) True B) False 8 / 20 8. Canada shares the longest undefended border in the world with Mexico. A) False B) True It’s with the United States. 9 / 20 9. What does the term “pluralism” refer to in the context of Canadian society? A) Cultural diversity B) The legal system C) Economic policies D) Political ideologies 10 / 20 10. The maple leaf represents peace, tranquility, and neutrality in Canada. A) False B) True 11 / 20 11. Which of the following is a core principle of Canadian heritage? A) Peacekeeping B) Parliamentary democracy C) Multiculturalism D) Peacekeeping 12 / 20 12. The economic boom caused by the Second World War led to the creation of which Canadian social policy? A) Employment insurance B) The Canada Pension Plan C) Universal healthcare D) Public education 13 / 20 13. The loonie is a bird commonly found in Canada. A) True B) False 14 / 20 14. Who is entitled to vote in Canadian federal elections? A) All residents B) Permanent residents C) Canadian citizens over 16 D) Canadian citizens over 18 15 / 20 15. What is the term for the sovereign’s representative in each Canadian province? A) Governor General B) Premier C) Lieutenant Governor D) Prime Minister 16 / 20 16. The Royal Canadian Mint is responsible for printing Canadian currency. A) False B) True The Royal Canadian Mint produces coins; banknotes are produced by the Bank of Canada. 17 / 20 17. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was established in 1982. A) True B) False 18 / 20 18. The right to challenge unlawful detention by the state is known as: A) Right to counsel B) Plea bargaining C) Habeas Corpus D) Right to silence 19 / 20 19. The Canada Health Act ensures all residents have access to necessary medical services regardless of income. A) True B) False 20 / 20 20. Canada’s Head of State can also be the Head of the Church of England. A) True B) False Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0% Restart quiz
