Canadian Citizenship Practice Test - Free Online Exam 23

Q1) From the oppression of the American Revolution, more than 40,000 people fled to settle down in Quebec and Nova Scotia. They were called:

Q2) Members of the House of Commons are also known as MPs or Members of Parliament.

Q3) Where was the first representative assembly elected?

Q4) The Canadian Constitution amended to entrench the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms in the year:

Q5) What is the combined population of the three Canadian territories?

Q6) Who plays a ceremonial role and represents the federal government in the three territories?

Q7) The following persons can run in a federal election:

Q8) Who invented the Cardiac pacemaker?

Q9) The women's suffrage movement in Canada was founded by:

Q10) The national anthem of Canada is entitled:

Q11) Immigration and Agriculture are examples of a responsibility shared by

Q12) Royal Assent is granted by:

Q13) Who was Sir John Alexander MacDonald?

Q14) What is a fundamental characteristic of the Canadian heritage and identity?

Q15) John Cabot claimed the New Founde Land for England in the year:

Q16) The Cabinet ministers are selected in the federal government by:

Q17) John Graves Simcoe was:

Q18) During when did the Battle of Amiens take place?

Q19) Where do more than 75% of working Canadians have jobs?

Q20) Raid on Dieppe (1942) and defence of Hong Kong (1941) are examples of

Q21) Who did Jacques Cartier claim the land he explored for?

Q22) What does the Iroquoian word kanata mean?

Q23) The three branches of government are:

Q24) In which year did the European exploration of Canada begin with the expedition of John Cabot?

Q25) In 1840, Upper and Lower Canada were united as what?

Q26) Which province was once known as "the wheat province" or "the breadbasket of the world"?