Questions in practice test 13

Like the real test, practice test 13 has 20 questions from the chapters of Discover Canada: Applying for Citizenship (2), Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship (2), Who We Are (1), Canada’s History (2), Modern Canada (2), How Canadians Govern Themselves (2), Federal Elections (2), The Justice System (2), Canadian Symbols (2), Canada’s Economy (1), Canada’s Regions (2). You have 45 minutes and pass with 15 correct answers.

Questions in this practice test (20)
  1. Question 289: Who was Phil Edwards, a celebrated champion mentioned in the 'Between the Wars' period? Canada’s History
  2. Question 637: The principle of due process guarantees that the government must respect a person's legal rights. According to the… The Justice System
  3. Question 547: According to the guide, who has major responsibilities for services like housing and schools on First Nations reserves? Federal Elections
  4. Question 356: In 1972, Paul Henderson scored a famous winning goal for Canada in the Canada-Soviet Summit Series. How is this goal… Modern Canada
  5. Question 371: During the Korean War (1950–53), Canada participated as part of a UN operation. What were the approximate Canadian… Modern Canada
  6. Question 123: If a Canadian citizen is called to serve on a jury, what is their obligation according to the guide? Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
  7. Question 636: For civil cases that involve small sums of money, which specific type of provincial court does the guide mention? The Justice System
  8. Question 86: In Canada, men and women are equal under the law. The guide states that Canada's openness does not extend to certain… Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
  9. Question 447: What principle of Canada's government allows different provinces to adopt policies tailored to their own populations? How Canadians Govern Themselves
  10. Question 851: How many provinces and territories are there in total in Canada? Canada’s Regions
  11. Question 494: According to the Constitution Act, 1867, which level of government is responsible for creating criminal law? How Canadians Govern Themselves
  12. Question 844: Which Prairie province is a major producer of grains and oilseeds and also possesses the world's richest deposits of… Canada’s Regions
  13. Question 179: In 2008, the government in Ottawa formally apologized for what policy affecting Aboriginal children? Who We Are
  14. Question 817: The guide states that 'commerce remains the engine of economic growth'. What does this imply is essential for Canada's… Canada’s Economy
  15. Question 716: Who was the famous Canadian flying ace from the First World War who earned the Victoria Cross and later became an… Canadian Symbols
  16. Question 727: The Victoria Cross (V.C.) is Canada's highest honour. For what specific reason is it awarded? Canadian Symbols
  17. Question 42: The guide recommends taking free language classes offered by the Government of Canada. What fundamental citizenship… Applying for Citizenship
  18. Question 70: During the citizenship ceremony, an applicant must perform three key actions. Which action involves a formal, spoken… Applying for Citizenship
  19. Question 321: During the era of Royal New France, which group of leaders was instrumental in building the French Empire in North… Canada’s History
  20. Question 567: On First Nations reserves, who holds major responsibilities for essential services such as housing and schools? Federal Elections