Canadian Citizenship Practice Test - Free Online Exam 5

Q1) The Government House and the Parliament Buildings in York (now Toronto) were burnt by the Americans

Q2) The current Canada-US border is a result of the war of

Q3) Thousands of Loyalist Mohawk Indians were led into Canada by

Q4) The British and French armies in the battle of the Plains of Abraham were commandeered by

Q5) Name the nomadic nation which followed the bison (buffalo) herd

Q6) Who was Phil Edwards?

Q7) Greenland was colonized

Q8) All the land claimed by Jacques Cartier was explored for

Q9) In 1988 Japanese Canadians were apologized to by the Government of Canada for wartime wrongs inflicted on them.

Q10) Chinese CPR workers were never apologized to by the Government of Canada for the discriminatory Head Tax.

Q11) In 1864, Sir Leonard Tilley suggested the term Dominion of Canada and that was inspired by

Q12) What is celebrated on April 9?

Q13) The native peoples of Canada were called Indians by the European explorers because

Q14) The other name of Dominion Day is

Q15) Like a prime minister, the first head of a responsible government in Canada is

Q16) The "black day of the German army" is referred by Germans to

Q17) Establishment of the first European settlement in the north of Florida was done by

Q18) Name the reformer of “The Father of Confederation”

Q19) The Province of Quebec was divided by the Constitutional Act of 1791 into

Q20) John Cabots expedition began the European exploration of Canada in

Q21) Where was the first representative assembly elected?

Q22) Negotiation of the entry of the Northwest Territories, British Columbia, and Manitoba into Canada and leading Quebec into Confederation was

Q23) The skilled and courageous Montreal-based fur traders travelled

Q24) Canada's Atlantic shore was first mapped by

Q25) The White House in Washington, DC was burned in the expedition led by:

Q26) At the end of 19th century both European and Chinese builders of the CPR had to pay an entry fee called Head Tax was: