Free Simulation of the Official Canadian Citizenship Test - 2026

1. What year Indigenous people got rights to vote in Canada on Federal Level?

Select One:
 1960
 1916
 1918
 1922

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2. Who has the right to be considered first for a job in the Federal government?

Select One:
 Landed immigrants
 Canadian citizens.
 British citizens
 USA citizens

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3. Why did early explorers first come to Atlantic Canada?

Select One:
 To look for new mines
 To fish and trade with First Nations people
 To run away from religious persecution
 To build immigration sites for settlers

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4. What are the provinces of the Atlantic region?

Select One:
 Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Quebec.
 New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec.
 Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
 Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Quebec.

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5. What level of government passes by-laws?

Select One:
 Provincial government
 Municipal or local government.
 Regional government
 Territorial government

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6. What did the Suffrage movement achieve?

Select One:
 Abolished slavery in Canada
 Women achieved the right to vote
 Introduction of employment insurance
 Quebec experienced an era of rapid change

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7. What is the Second most popular sport of Canada?

Select One:
 Hockey
 Football
 Curling
 Golf

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8. What are the Prairie Provinces?

Select One:
 Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
 Saskatchewan and Alberta.
 Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba.
 Alberta, Manitoba and British Columbia.

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9. In 1980, Terry Fox began a cross-country run, the "Marathon of Hope", to raise money for what cause?

Select One:
 Diabetic Research
 Cancer research
 Heart disease
 AIDS

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10. When did the name Canada begin first appearing on maps?

Select One:
 1880
 1920
 1550
 1760

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11. How is a Cabinet Minister chosen ?

Select One:
 By the Queen
 By the Governor General
 By the voters
 By the Prime Minister

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12. What unique art form was developed by First Nations people on the West Coast?

Select One:
 Paintings
 Totem poles
 Kayaks
 Sculptures

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13. In the Canadian justice system, what are the roles of the courts and the police?

Select One:
 The courts make laws and the police enforce them.
 The courts enforce federal laws and the police enforce provincial laws.
 The courts settle disputes and the police enforce the laws.
 The courts enforce laws and the police settle disputes.

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14. Where do the majority of Métis live in Canada?

Select One:
 Central Canada
 Prairie Provinces
 West Coast
 Northern territories

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15. What are the regions of Canada?

Select One:
 West Coast, Central, East, Canadian Shield and South
 Atlantic, North, Central, Prairies and West Coast
 West, North, South, East, Central
 Rockies, Ontario, Quebec, Prairies

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16. Which is the capital city of Alberta?

Select One:
 Regina
 Calgary
 Edmonton
 Red Deer

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17. Which of the following not a Canadian Invention?

Select One:
 Basketball
 Refrigerator
 Insulin
 Telephone

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18. Canada has what percentage of the world's forests?

Select One:
 20 %
 10 %
 5 %
 50 %

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19. Why are the Great Lakes important to Canada?

Select One:
 Water for agriculture
 Fishing
 Fresh water and waterways
 Waterways.

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20. The British North America Act of 1867 united Upper and Lower Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Today, Upper and Lower Canada are known as _______ and Quebec.

Select One:
 Quebec
 Ontario
 British Columbia
 Kingston

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