Canadian Citizenship Test Practice
910 questions from Discover Canada, with answers and explanations
910 practice questions from the 11 chapters of Discover Canada, the official study guide, with answers, explanations, audio and translations into 12 languages.
Today’s practice test
Every day another of the 45 practice tests.
Practice tests
45 practice tests like the real one: 20 questions from every chapter, 45 minutes, pass with 15 correct answers.The 11 chapters
Applying for Citizenship
78 questions · 43 flashcardsRights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
93 questions · 48 flashcardsWho We Are
59 questions · 42 flashcardsCanada’s History
99 questions · 50 flashcardsModern Canada
90 questions · 48 flashcardsHow Canadians Govern Themselves
87 questions · 46 flashcardsFederal Elections
76 questions · 45 flashcardsThe Justice System
91 questions · 44 flashcardsCanadian Symbols
91 questions · 47 flashcardsCanada’s Economy
53 questions · 34 flashcardsCanada’s Regions
93 questions · 46 flashcardsWhat has changed since Discover Canada (2012)
The guide was written in 2012. These facts have changed since; we took out the questions that still asked the old ones.
- Canada’s Sovereign is King Charles III, since 8 September 2022. The guide still names Queen Elizabeth II. Canadian Heritage
- The royal anthem is God Save the King (in French, Dieu protège le Roi). Canadian Heritage
- Since the change of Sovereign, the superior courts called Court of Queen’s Bench (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick) are the Court of King’s Bench. Manitoba Courts
- The Official Opposition is His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition. Parliament of Canada
- The House of Commons has 343 seats (electoral districts) since the general election of 28 April 2025. The guide gives 308. Elections Canada
- Canada’s population is about 41.8 million (1 July 2026). The guide gives more than 34 million. Statistics Canada
- Canada belongs to the G7. The G8 of the guide became the G7 again when Russia was suspended in 2014. Global Affairs Canada
- The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was replaced in 2020 by the Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA). Global Affairs Canada
- Since 2017, applicants aged 18 to 54 prove their English or French with the application (a language test result, for example); the citizenship test assesses knowledge of Canada only. IRCC
- The United States is still Canada’s largest trading partner, but its share of Canada’s exports fell to about 72% in 2025 (the guide says over three-quarters). Statistics Canada