Questions in practice test 28

Like the real test, practice test 28 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 310: The move toward responsible government was a key step in Canada's democratic development. Which British North American… Canada’s History
  2. Question 171: The guide lists several sources of Canadian law. What distinguishes laws passed by Parliament and provincial… Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
  3. Question 811: According to the guide, which main industry type is responsible for producing goods such as automobiles, aerospace… Canada’s Economy
  4. Question 157: The guide mentions that Canadians can serve in local, part-time reserves. The militia is the reserve force for which… Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
  5. Question 463: Members of provincial legislatures are known by different titles depending on the province. Which of the following is… How Canadians Govern Themselves
  6. Question 745: Ice hockey is Canada's national winter sport. According to the guide, during which century was ice hockey developed in… Canadian Symbols
  7. Question 60: Besides noting the subject areas for the test, what other specific function do the Citizenship Regulations serve for… Applying for Citizenship
  8. Question 837: The much-loved story of Anne of Green Gables, written by Lucy Maud Montgomery, is set in which Canadian province? Canada’s Regions
  9. Question 341: As part of its commitment to the United Nations, which country did Canada help defend during the war that took place… Modern Canada
  10. Question 440: In Canada's system of government, there is a clear separation between two key leadership roles. Who is recognized as… How Canadians Govern Themselves
  11. Question 611: The guide outlines the court structure in Canada. In most provinces, what two main types of courts exist alongside… The Justice System
  12. Question 534: If a Canadian citizen is unable or does not wish to vote on election day, what are their alternative voting options? Federal Elections
  13. Question 3: What is a key responsibility for an applicant while their citizenship application is being processed? Applying for Citizenship
  14. Question 256: Who composed the famous poem 'In Flanders Fields' during the First World War, a poem often recited on Remembrance Day? Canada’s History
  15. Question 700: The Canadian Red Ensign served as the national flag for about 100 years. Since what year has it been officially… Canadian Symbols
  16. Question 217: According to Governor General John Buchan, in addition to their own traditions, what new loyalty should immigrant… Who We Are
  17. Question 521: What is the title given to the people who run for office in a federal election? Federal Elections
  18. Question 848: New Brunswick, located in the Appalachian Range, has a distinct cultural heritage. By which group was this province… Canada’s Regions
  19. Question 620: The guide lists several core principles of Canada's legal heritage. Which principle specifically highlights that while… The Justice System
  20. Question 402: The guide mentions that in 1956 and 1975, Canada welcomed large groups of refugees from Hungary and Vietnam. What was… Modern Canada