Canadian Citizenship Test exam 2024 with 100% correct answers
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Course
Canadian Citizenship
Institution
Canadian Citizenship
What are the details of test itself? - correct answer The test is:
- in English or French
- 30 minutes long, time limit
- 20 questions
- multiple-choice and true or false questions
- based on "Discover Canada"
You need to get 15 correct answers to pass the test.
Resources to master bef...
Canadian Citizenship Test exam 2024
with 100% correct answers
What are the details of test itself? - correct answer The test is:
- in English or French
- 30 minutes long, time limit
- 20 questions
- multiple-choice and true or false questions
- based on "Discover Canada"
You need to get 15 correct answers to pass the test.
Resources to master before taking the test: - correct answer 1. Read "Discover Canada" all the way
through at least once, listen to the audio all the way through at least once:
What was the South African War? - correct answer ...1900 boar war
What is a a lieutenant-governor? Who is the current lieutenant-governor? - correct answer
What are some of the rights that all Canadians enjoy? - correct answer
How many Canadians died in World War 1? - correct answer ...60k, also 170 wounded
be sure to review the names of your local MPs and government officials. which party is in power? -
correct answer
What exactly is a Governor General? WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL? - correct
answer A Governor General represents the Canadian monarch, who currently would be Queen
Elizabeth II. Since Her Majesty is too busy to deal with much Canada-related business, the Governor
General represents Canada on visits abroad and receives royal visitors, heads of state, and foreign
ambassadors. Technically, he or she wields a lot of power, capable of kicking out the prime minister if
the government was ever stuck in a political stalemate. However, it's mostly considered to be a
,ceremonial role, and some scholars believe that the reserve power is too archaic to pose a threat—a
Governor General has never booted a Prime Minister in the country's history.
The answer to the original question is****
WHO IS CANADA'S HEAD OF STATE? - correct answer Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
IN THE 1960s, QUEBEC EXPERIENCED AN ERA OF RAPID CHANGE. WHAT IS THIS CALLED?
a. The West Movement
b. The Revolution
c. The Quiet Revolution
d. La Francophonie - correct answer The answer is The Quiet Revolution. The deaths of Conservative
Premier Maurice Duplesses in September 1959 and his successor Paul Sauvé 112 days later led to Liberal
government in Quebec, which oversaw a 1960s increase of secularization of society, and huge economic
growth. "La Francophonie" is an international organization founded in 1970 representing 57 countries
and regions where French is the first or customary language, with Canada as part of that representation.
There is no Canadian event that is officially known as "The West Movement" or simply "The Revolution."
HOW MANY ELECTORAL DISTRICTS ARE THERE IN CANADA? how is this determined? - correct answer
338
WHICH PROVINCES FIRST FORMED CONFEDERATION?
a. Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland
b. Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Alberta
c. Ontario, Quebec, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia
d. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and the Province of Canada - correct answer The answer is Ontario,
Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.
On July 1, 1867, three British colonies became four provinces in the new federal dominion of Canada.
The United Province of Canada was divided into Ontario and Quebec, forming Confederation with New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Manitoba was next in 1870, followed by British Columbia one year later.
Prince Edward Island came next in 1873, once the federal government agreed to operate a ferry link.
, Alberta and Saskatchewan joined in 1905. Newfoundland was actually last to the party, becoming the
tenth province in 1949, and since 2001 has been known as Newfoundland and Labrador.
NAME THE FIVE REGIONS OF CANADA
a. Midwest, North, South, East, Central
b. Maritimes, Ontario, Quebec, Prairies and British Columbia
c. Atlantic, Central, Prairie, West Coast and North
d. West, Central, East, Prairies and Territories - correct answer The answer is C. There is no official
"East."
The Atlantic region and the Maritimes are one and the same and include the provinces of Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Prince Edward Island. Ontario and Québec make up the Central
Region, where half the population of Canada lives. Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta are the Prairie
Provinces. The West Coast is taken up by British Columbia all by itself. The term "Western provinces" is
also used to refer to the Prairies and British Columbia, and the North consists of the three Canadian
territories Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut.
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE ROYAL ANTHEM OF CANADA?
a. O Canada
b. God Save the Queen (or King)
c. Bud the Spud
d. The Star-Spangled Banner - correct answer Figuring out the answer is admittedly easy — obviously
the Royal Anthem is "God Save the Queen," with "O Canada" being the National Anthem, but what, or
who, is "Bud the Spud"?
"Bud the Spud" was the creation of the late country singer Stompin' Tom Connors and the opening track
from the 1969 album Bud the Spud and Other Favorites. It's about a proud "son of a gun" folk hero that
draws the ire of the police for speeding from Prince Edward Island to Toronto and back delivering high
quality potatoes. It peaked at #26 on the Country Tracks chart in 1970, but the song has remained a part
of the culture through the years.
WHAT DO YOU MARK ON A FEDERAL ELECTION BALLOT?
a. The candidate's name
b. The number for the candidate
c. An "X"
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