Questions in practice test 14

Like the real test, practice test 14 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 466: As a constitutional monarchy, Canada's Head of State is the Sovereign. What important Canadian concept is the… How Canadians Govern Themselves
  2. Question 276: According to the historical text, which Aboriginal group was nomadic and known for following the bison (buffalo) herd? Canada’s History
  3. Question 135: The guide distinguishes between historical freedoms and additional rights set out in the Charter. Which of the… Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
  4. Question 177: What does the word “Inuit” mean in the Inuktitut language? Who We Are
  5. Question 40: The guide describes two distinct outcomes after an applicant takes the citizenship test. What are these two… Applying for Citizenship
  6. Question 418: The guide lists several Nobel Prize-winning Canadian scientists. Which of the following individuals is specifically… Modern Canada
  7. Question 885: Which three industries form the base of Manitoba's economy according to the guide? Canada’s Regions
  8. Question 629: The guide mentions both 'due process' and 'legal aid.' How does the availability of legal aid support the principle of… The Justice System
  9. Question 530: Members of the House of Commons, who are elected in federal elections, are also known by what other title? Federal Elections
  10. Question 691: The red-white-red pattern of the National Flag of Canada comes from the flag of which Canadian institution? Canadian Symbols
  11. Question 672: The Canadian justice system is founded on the presumption of innocence. What does this principle mean in criminal… The Justice System
  12. Question 527: Who is primarily responsible for running the federal government departments? Federal Elections
  13. Question 78: A 60-year-old adult is applying for citizenship. According to the guide, what is their obligation regarding the… Applying for Citizenship
  14. Question 793: The guide describes the evolution of North American free trade. How many years passed between Canada enacting free… Canada’s Economy
  15. Question 676: The main part of the Parliament Buildings was destroyed by a fire in 1916. Which part is the only section of the… Canadian Symbols
  16. Question 128: The citizenship responsibility of 'obeying the law' is based on the rule of law. What does this principle state about… Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
  17. Question 317: In 1871, British Columbia became the sixth province to join Canada. What key promise did the federal government make… Canada’s History
  18. Question 469: The guide provides examples of other countries that, like Canada, are constitutional monarchies. Which of the… How Canadians Govern Themselves
  19. Question 867: In the province of New Brunswick, which city is identified as the principal Francophone Acadian centre? Canada’s Regions
  20. Question 395: The guide lists several influential Canadian 'men and women of letters'. Which of the following individuals is named… Modern Canada