Canadian Citizenship Test - Rights and Responsibilities - Free Citizenship Practice Tests

Question 1 of 22

An example of helping in the community is:

Drive to work and school
Wear red and white on Canada Day
Volunteer at a library
Work at a community centre

Question 2 of 22

As a Canadian, what are the three responsibilities?

Vote in elections, take responsibility for oneself and family, and obey the law
Obey the law, protect the environment, and vote in elections
Vote in elections, serve on a jury, and protect the environment
Vote in elections, obey the law, and help others in the community

Question 3 of 22

Canadians have “official language rights and minority language educational right. What does that mean?

Schools should have education programs in English as well as other minority languages
English and French have equal status in Parliament
Canadians can learn any minority languages as they wish
All languages have equal status in Parliament

Question 4 of 22

Equality of women and men means:

Men and women are the same
Both men and women need to obey the law
Both men and women are human
Men and women are treated equally under the law

Question 5 of 22

Equality under the law means:

To be like everyone else in the world
Every Canadian should earn the same amount
To be protected from any discrimination
To be discriminated against

Question 6 of 22

How can you protect the environment?

Recycle, buy bottled water, and conserve energy
Recycle, car pool to work or school, and conserve energy
Recycle, drive to work, and conserve energy
Recycle, car pool to work or school, and buy bottled water

Question 7 of 22

The effort by women to fight for the right to vote is known as the:

Women’s suffrage movement
Women’s voting movement
Suffrage motion of women
Voting law

Question 8 of 22

The members of Parliament are representation of:

All Canadian Citizens
Everyone living in Central Canada
Everyone living in his or her electoral district
Every Canadian citizen living in his/her province

Question 9 of 22

The Queen’s representative in the territories are known as:

Commissioner
Sir
Governor General
Prime Minister

Question 10 of 22

Under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, name the four additional rights of Canadian citizens.

The right to live and work anywhere in Canada, be educated, apply for a Canadian passport, enter and leave Canada
The right to vote, enter and leave Canada freely, apply for a Canadian passport, be educated in either official language
The right to drive, be educated in any language, live and work anywhere in Canada, apply for a Canadian passport
The right to vote, drive anywhere in Canada, be educated in either official language, travel between Canada and US

Question 11 of 22

Under the Canadian law, what are the two fundamental freedoms?

British common law and freedom of speech
Aboriginal rights and the Magna Carta
Equality rights and freedom of religion
Freedom of religion and freedom of speech

Question 12 of 22

What is “due process”

The Canadian government must respect all the legal rights of a person is entitled to under the law
You or your lawyer must prove your innocence in court
The Canadian government must respect most of the legal rights a person is entitled to under the law
The law applies to everyone in Canada, except the prime minister

Question 13 of 22

What is “mobility rights”?

Rights to live anywhere in Canada
Rights to work anywhere in North America
Rights to live and work anywhere in Canada
Rights to drive anywhere in Canada

Question 14 of 22

When taking the oath of citizenship, you promise:

To pledge your loyalty to Canada
To pledge your loyalty to Britain
To pledge your allegiance to the flag and fulfill the responsibilities of a Canadian
To pledge your loyalty to the Sovereign, Queen Elizabeth II

Question 15 of 22

When you take the Oath of Citizenship, you promise to:

Obey the Canadian law and pledge to be allegiance to the Queen
Obey the Prime Minister and pledge loyalty to the Queen
Fulfill the duties of a Canadian, obey the laws, and pledge loyalty to the Queen
Volunteer in your community and pledge loyalty to the queen

Question 16 of 22

Who can apply for a Canadian passport?

Landed immigrants
Green card holders
Residents of Canada
Citizens of Canada

Question 17 of 22

Who can enter and leave Canada freely?

Landed immigrants
Canadian citizens who are at least 18 years old
All Canadian citizens
British citizens

Question 18 of 22

Who has the first priority for a job in the Federal government?

Canadian citizens
Landed Immigrants
United States citizens
British citizens

Question 19 of 22

Who has the right to vote in federal elections?

Canadian citizens and permanent residents who are at least 18 years old
Canadian citizens who are at least 18 years old and on the voters’ list
Canadian citizens and permanent residents who are on the voters’ list
Canadian citizens who are at least 18 years old and have not committed a crime in the past 24 months

Question 20 of 22

Why can a woman choose to take a job like any man?

Because she is more qualified than man
Because of freedom of speech
Because of the equality of women and men in Canada
Because she has a university degree

Question 21 of 22

What is the highest military honor a Canadian can receive?

Victoria Cross
Gold Medal
Elizabeth Cross
Badge of Honour

Question 22 of 22

What are some examples of taking responsibility for yourself and your family?

Getting a car, buying a house and having a pet
Getting a job, taking care of one’s family and working hard in keeping with one’s abilities.
Going out and travelling
Participating in sport activities

Canadian Citizenship Test – Rights and Responsibilities

Thanks for taking the Canadian Citizenship Test – Rights and Responsibilities, this section is based on the book Discover Canada – The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship.

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