Free Simulation of the Official Canadian Citizenship Test - 2026

1. What is the role of the Opposition parties?

Select One:
 To draft bills to be passed.
 To cause problems for the Prime Minister.
 To oppose or try to improve government proposals.
 To help the Prime Minister.

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2. Who are Anglophones?

Select One:
 People speaking English as a first language.
 English speaking Aboriginal peoples.
 British people
 People speaking French as a first language

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3. Which province is one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world?

Select One:
 Saskatchewan
 Manitoba
 Ontario
 Alberta

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4. What do political parties do?

Select One:
 Work with the local governments.
 Follow commands from the Queen.
 Plan for the celebration of Canada Day
 Share ideas about how government should work

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5. What do you call a law before it is passed?

Select One:
 A proposal of a law
 A new law.
 A bill.
 A proposed law

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6. Which region covers more than one-third of Canada?

Select One:
 Central Canada
 Northern Canada
 Atlantic Canada
 Southern Ontario

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7. When did the United Empire Loyalists come to Canada?

Select One:
 During 1580s
 In 1600s
 Late 1700s
 Late 1800s

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8. "O Canada" was sung for over a century before becoming Canada's national anthem. In which year was the song officially designated by Parliament as our national anthem?

Select One:
 1980
 1958
 1920
 1899

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9. Which four provinces first formed the Confederation?

Select One:
 Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and PEI
 Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
 Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Newfoundland
 Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia

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10. 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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11. What battle can be described as the Royal Canadian Navy's "finest hour"?

Select One:
 Battle of the Pacific
 Battle of the Caribbean Sea
 Battle of the Atlantic
 Battle of the Arctic

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12. Who governs Canada on daily basis at the federal level?

Select One:
 Prime Minister
 Premier
 The Queen
 Governor General

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13. Who was Louis Riel?

Select One:
 The Prime Minister of Canada during World War I
 A winner of the Victoria Cross
 A Metis leader and the Father of Manitoba
 A Mounted Policeman and soldier of the Queen

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14. Which province is known as as the 'wheat province' of Canada?

Select One:
 Saskatchewan
 Alberta
 Ontario
 Quebec

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15. Which province in Canada is the smallest in land size?

Select One:
 Prince Edward Island
 Newfoundland and Labrador
 New Brunswick
 Nova Scotia

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16. What is known as the effort by women to achieve the right to vote?

Select One:
 The suffrage motion of women
 The election law
 The women's suffrage movement.
 The women's voting law

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17. What is the name of the book that we sent you to study for test?

Select One:
 Life in Canada
 Prepare for life in Canada
 Discover Canada
 Rights of Canadians

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18. How many Provinces are there in Canada ?

Select One:
 7
 13
 10
 3

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19. How does a bill become a law?

Select One:
 Must be approved by the Members of the Parliament.
 Must be approved by a majority in the House of Commons and Senate, and received royal assent.
 Must be signed by the Queen or King.
 The Governors of each province must approve the bill.

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20. Which year is associated by many with Québec's "Quiet Revolution," a period of social, political and cultural change.

Select One:
 1840
 1960
 1980
 1970

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 Citizenship Test Tips

Content of Canadian Citizenship Test ..... Remember the exam paper is generally designed for the country-wide purpose and the actual test contains very less questions specific to a province or a local city.

You are required to show adequate knowledge in following fields.
- National symbols of Canada
- Canadian Cultural and Social History;
- Canadian Goverment Hierarchy and Monarchy;
- Rights, Responsibilities and Privileges of Citizenship;

Check out Format of Canadian Citizenship Test to get more details.