Questions in practice test 34

Like the real test, practice test 34 has 20 questions from the chapters of Discover Canada: Applying for Citizenship (1), Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship (3), 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 172: Who are recognized as the three founding peoples of Canada? Who We Are
  2. Question 251: What national police force was established in 1873 to pacify the West, assist in negotiations with the Indians, and… Canada’s History
  3. Question 142: Citizens have a responsibility to protect Canada's heritage. The guide specifies three distinct types of heritage to… Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
  4. Question 480: The three northern territories do not have the same status as provinces. However, what important function do their… How Canadians Govern Themselves
  5. Question 343: In 1948, the last group of Asian-Canadians who had been denied the vote were finally granted the right to do so. Which… Modern Canada
  6. Question 654: What is the fundamental difference in the roles of elected representatives and the courts within the Canadian justice… The Justice System
  7. Question 399: The guide mentions a social assistance program first introduced in 1940 as unemployment insurance. What is this… Modern Canada
  8. Question 10: Who are you encouraged to bring to your citizenship ceremony to celebrate the occasion? Applying for Citizenship
  9. Question 657: The guide states that police enforce the laws and courts settle disputes. Which fundamental principle ensures that… The Justice System
  10. Question 875: The northern territories feature a vast, treeless, rocky plain known as the tundra. What is a key characteristic of… Canada’s Regions
  11. Question 92: Volunteering is listed as a responsibility of citizenship. What is mentioned as a key personal benefit of volunteering… Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
  12. Question 896: The resources of the Canadian Shield have been crucial for developing which key industries in Quebec? Canada’s Regions
  13. Question 473: In Canada's parliamentary democracy, who do the people directly elect to represent them in the federal government in… How Canadians Govern Themselves
  14. Question 762: The official Coat of Arms of Canada contains red maple leaves and symbols representing its founding peoples. Which… Canadian Symbols
  15. Question 519: In the context of the House of Commons, what is a vote on a major issue such as the budget considered? Federal Elections
  16. Question 806: The guide lists several types of manufactured goods produced in Canada. Which category specifically involves the… Canada’s Economy
  17. Question 311: At Confederation in 1867, the old Province of Canada was divided to create two new provinces. What were these two… Canada’s History
  18. Question 79: Canada's tradition of ordered liberty is based on a document signed in England in 1215. What is this document called? Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
  19. Question 719: The Crown is a symbol of the state in Canada. Which of the following is not an institution represented by the Crown? Canadian Symbols
  20. Question 576: After the polls close on election day, what is the immediate next step in the process? Federal Elections