Canadian Citizenship Practice Test - Free Online Exam 27

Q1) Canada is known as a parliamentary democracy.

Q2) What did Alexander Graham Bell invent?

Q3) The national capital of Canada is:

Q4) The principle that the government must respect all of the legal rights a person is entitled to under the law. This principle is known as “due process”.

Q5) In Canada, the head of government is:

Q6) A distinct people of mixed Aboriginal and European ancestry are known as the Métis.

Q7) Which is the most populous Prairie province?

Q8) Which is the principal Francophone Acadian centre?

Q9) What did Sir Sandford Fleming do? He

Q10) Since when has Queen Elizabeth been Queen of Canada?

Q11) Which is Canada's largest international trading partner?

Q12) Which is the largest religious affiliation?

Q13) When was Nunavut established?

Q14) On the $XXX bill, the portrait is that of:

Q15) The easternmost point in North America is the province of:

Q16) What did the Constitutional Act of 1791 divide the Province of Quebec into?

Q17) The title of "the greatest living Canadian" was given to:

Q18) When did the word Canada start appearing on maps?

Q19) Where have most immigrants come from since the 1970s?

Q20) Which are the G8 countries?

Q21) Confederation – the birth of Canada – took place on

Q22) What is North Atlantic Treaty Organization?

Q17) The percentage of population in Vancouver who speak Chinese at home?

Q23) Which is Saskatchewan's largest city?

Q24) What is meant by the term "Aboriginal peoples"?

Q25) Which is Canada's second largest city?