Canadian Citizenship Practice Test - Free Online Exam 3

Q1) The tragic events of mid-18th century did not allow the Acadian culture to survive.

Q2) Almost half of the First Nations people live on reserve land today in about

Q3) Former Aboriginal students abused in residential schools were formally apologized to by Ottawa in

Q4) Where were most Canadians born?

Q5) The percentage of people in Toronto who speak Chinese at home

Q6) A great majority of the Canadian population regard themselves as

Q7) In America, slavery was legal until

Q8) Most immigrants have come from__________ since the 1970s

Q9) What do you mean by the term "Aboriginal peoples"?

Q10) Where do the majority of the Aboriginal people belong to?

Q11) The other name of the dialect spoken by the Métis is

Q12) How were Territorial rights first guaranteed?

Q13) Name the only constitutional monarchy in North America.

Q14) In the Inuktikut language the word "inuit" means

Q15) Where do the majority of Francophones live?

Q16) That Quebecois should form a nation within a united Canada was recognized by the House of Commons in

Q17) The Aboriginal people have 4% of people belonging to

Q18) Olympian Marjorie Turner-Bailey descended from the

Q19) Where do the majority of the Métis live?

Q20) The English, Irish, Scottish, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Chinese, Aboriginal, Scandinavian, Ukrainian and South Asian are the largest ethnic groups

Q21) The escaped slaves and freed men and women of African origin who fled to Canada from America in _____________ were the Black Loyalists

Q22) The Métis are a distinct people of mixed European and Aboriginal ancestry.

Q23) Our institutions must uphold a commitment to one of the following is a key phrase in the British North America Act

Q24) Throughout the British Empire Slavery was fully abolished in

Q25) A free association of states known as the British Commonwealth of Nations evolved into the British Empire

Q26) When was the Bank of Canada created?