Canadian citizenship practice test 11

Practice test 11: 20 questions from all topics, as many as in the real test, where you need 15 of 20 correct. Pick an answer and check yourself straight away.

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These are FreeExamPath's own questions on the themes of Discover Canada, the only official study guide. They are not official test questions, and FreeExamPath is not affiliated with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). IRCC: study for the test

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Question 1 · Multiple choice

Which is Canada's largest and busiest port?

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Correct answer: B — The Port of Vancouver

Why? The Port of Vancouver is Canada's largest and busiest; Halifax is the largest east coast port.Source

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Question 2 · Multiple choice

How does Discover Canada describe the border between Canada and the United States?

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Correct answer: D — The world's longest undefended border

Why? The guide calls the Canada–U.S. border the world's longest undefended border.Source

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Question 3 · Multiple choice

Who invented the worldwide system of standard time zones?

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Correct answer: A — Sir Sandford Fleming

Why? Sir Sandford Fleming invented the worldwide system of standard time zones.Source

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Question 4 · Multiple choice

Who drove the last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1885?

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Correct answer: D — Donald Smith (Lord Strathcona)

Why? On November 7, 1885, Donald Smith (Lord Strathcona), a director of the CPR, drove the last spike.Source

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Question 5 · Multiple choice

Why do the three territories not have provincial status?

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Correct answer: D — They have small populations

Why? The three territories have small populations and do not have the status of provinces, but their governments carry out many similar functions.Source

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Question 6 · Multiple choice

When is Remembrance Day?

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Correct answer: A — November 11

Why? Remembrance Day, November 11, marks the Armistice of 1918 and honours those who served and died. April 9 is Vimy Day.Source

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Question 7 · Multiple choice

If you have a concern about the conduct of a police officer, what can you do?

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Correct answer: D — Use the force's process to raise your concern

Why? You can question police service or conduct; almost all police forces have a process for raising concerns.Source

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Question 8 · Multiple choice

Since the 1970s, where have most immigrants to Canada come from?

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Correct answer: B — Asian countries

Why? Discover Canada notes that since the 1970s most immigrants have come from Asian countries.Source

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Question 9 · Multiple choice

Which British Columbia valley is known for its fruit orchards and wineries?

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Correct answer: C — The Okanagan Valley

Why? British Columbia is known for the fruit orchards and wineries of the Okanagan Valley.Source

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Question 10 · Multiple choice

Besides voting on election day, how else can you vote in a federal election?

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Correct answer: A — At advance polls or by special ballot

Why? You can vote on election day, at advance polls or by special ballot.Source

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Question 11 · Multiple choice

Which workers helped build the Canadian Pacific Railway?

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Correct answer: C — European and Chinese workers

Why? The railway was built by European and Chinese labour. Chinese workers later faced the Head Tax, for which the Government of Canada apologized in 2006.Source

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Question 12 · Multiple choice

How does Discover Canada describe multiculturalism?

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Correct answer: B — As a fundamental part of Canadian identity

Why? The guide says that multiculturalism is a fundamental characteristic of the Canadian heritage and identity.Source

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Question 13 · Multiple choice

Why are the Northern Territories called the "Land of the Midnight Sun"?

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Correct answer: A — In summer, daylight can last up to 24 hours

Why? In the North, summer daylight can last up to 24 hours, while in winter the sun disappears and darkness sets in for about three months.Source

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Question 14 · Multiple choice

Which two provinces were created in 1905?

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Correct answer: B — Alberta and Saskatchewan

Why? Alberta and Saskatchewan became provinces in 1905.Source

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Question 15 · Multiple choice

Which robotic arm, used in outer space, was invented in Canada?

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Correct answer: B — The Canadarm

Why? SPAR Aerospace and the National Research Council invented the Canadarm, a robotic arm used in outer space.Source

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Question 16 · Multiple choice

How often are members of the House of Commons traditionally elected?

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Correct answer: B — Every four years

Why? Members of the House of Commons (MPs) are elected by the people, traditionally every four years.Source

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Question 17 · Multiple choice

Victoria Day, which marks the Sovereign's birthday, is celebrated on:

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Correct answer: D — The Monday preceding May 25

Why? Victoria Day, the Sovereign's birthday, is celebrated on the Monday preceding May 25.Source

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Question 18 · Multiple choice

What share of Canada's land mass do the three Northern Territories cover?

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Correct answer: D — One-third

Why? Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut cover one-third of Canada's land mass but have a small population.Source

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Question 19 · Multiple choice

Which religious affiliation do the largest number of Canadians share, according to Discover Canada?

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Correct answer: C — Catholic

Why? The great majority of Canadians identify as Christian; the largest religious affiliation is Catholic, followed by various Protestant churches.Source

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Question 20 · Multiple choice

In which war did more than 7,000 Canadians volunteer to fight between 1899 and 1902?

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Correct answer: D — The South African War (Boer War)

Why? More than 7,000 Canadians volunteered to fight in the South African War (Boer War) of 1899–1902, and over 260 died.Source

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