Free Simulation of the Official Canadian Citizenship Test - 2026

1. Which national project to connect Canadians across the country began in 1871 and was completed six years ahead of schedule in 1885, with the final section constructed in Craigellachie, British Columbia?

Select One:
 Canadian Pacific Railway
 Trans-Canada Highway
 Telephone lines
 Trans-Canada Trail

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2. Which province the highest mountain of Canada, 'Logan', is located in ?

Select One:
 Alberta
 Yukon
 Prince Edward Island
 Northwest Territories

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3. Who is considered the Father of Manitoba ?

Select One:
 Louis Riel
 Gabriel Dumont
 John A. Macdonald
 William McDougall

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4. What part of the Constitution legally protects basic rights and freedoms of Canadians?

Select One:
 The British Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
 The Canadian Charter of Responsibilities.
 The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
 The Canadian Charter of Freedoms.

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5. When did the British North America Act came into effect?

Select One:
 July 1, 1867
 July 1, 1887
 July 1, 1900
 July 1, 1857

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6. Which document first defined the responsibilities of federal and provincial governments?

Select One:
 The Constitution Act, 1982.
 The Confederation Act.
 The British North America Act.
 The Multicultural Act

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7. Who do Canadians vote for in a federal election?

Select One:
 The best speaker running the election campaign.
 Someone to become the Premier of the province.
 A candidate whom they want to represent them in Parliament
 All candidates in their electoral district.

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8. What does - official language rights and minority language educational rights - mean?

Select One:
 French and English have equal status in Parliament and throughout the government.
 French is more important in Quebec and English is more important in other provinces.
 All languages have equal status in Canada's government.
 English is more important than French in Canada.

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9. Why is the discovery of insulin by Canadians so important?

Select One:
 Helps control abnormal heart beat
 Saves the lives of people with heart disorder
 Insulin treats diabetes which has saved millions of lives worldwide
 Eliminated polio in the World

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

Select One:
 1960
 1916
 1918
 1922

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11. Who invented the snowmobile?

Select One:
 Mathew Evans and Henry Woodward
 Joseph-Armand Bombardier
 Alexander Graham Bell
 Sir Sandford Fleming

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12. What is the highest military honour a Canadian can receive?

Select One:
 Victoria Cross
 Order of Merit
 Badge of Courage
 Red Cross

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

Select One:
 20 %
 10 %
 5 %
 50 %

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14. What are the two official languages of Canada?

Select One:
 English and French
 English and Chinese
 Inuit and French
 Canadian English and British English

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15. What does a Member of Parliament do?

Select One:
 He or she liaises with the municipal government.
 He or she represents the Queen.
 He or she links Canadians to the federal government.
 He or she works for the Governor General.

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16. Who represents the Sovereign in Canada?

Select One:
 The Governor General
 The Prime Minister
 The Premier of Province
 The Speaker of National assembly

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17. Which province is Canada's leading wheat producer?

Select One:
 New Brunswick.
 Manitoba
 Saskatchewan
 Alberta

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18. What is the capital city of Prince Edward Island?

Select One:
 Kingston
 Alberton
 Charlottetown
 Cornwall

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19. Which province is Canada's major producer of oil and gas?

Select One:
 Alberta
 British Columbia
 Quebec
 Yukon

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20. How can a party in power be defeated in Parliament?

Select One:
 If Canadians do not approve of the laws to be passed.
 If a majority of the MPs vote against a major government decision.
 If the Premiers vote against major federal government decisions.
 If Canadians vote against the party in power.

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 Citizenship Test Tips

What happens to your written test if you fail ..... If the applicant has failed, all citizenship knowledge tests (first tests, retests and oral) must be kept on file at the local office. Failed tests for refused applicants are retained on file, so that the actual test questions that an applicant was not able to answer can be provided as evidence if judicial review is launched.