Canadian-Citizenship Practice Test - Canadian Symbols 1

Question 1

What is celebrated on January 11th?

Accepted Answer

Sir John A. Macdonald Day

Answer

Vimy Day

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Victoria Day

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Canada Day

Question 2

Which flag served as the Canadian flag for over 100 years?

Accepted Answer

The Canadian Red Ensign flag

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The French flag

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The Royal flag

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The Union Jack

Question 3

What is the highest honour that Canadian's can receive?

Accepted Answer

Victoria Cross

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Order of the British Empire

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Purple Cross

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Purple Heart

Question 4

When was the National Anthem of Canada proclaimed?

Accepted Answer

1980

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1880

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1876

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1921

Question 5

What honour system did Canada start using in 1967 to honour its citizens?

Accepted Answer

Order of Canada

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Order of the British Empire

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Order of the Crown

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Medal of the Purple Cross

Question 6

The Crown is a symbol of?

Accepted Answer

All the answers are correct

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The Courts

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Police services and the Canadian Forces

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Government, Parliament and legislatures

Question 7

Chose the two that are NOT Canadian symbols.

Accepted Answer

Stars and Stripes, Stanley Cup

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Canadian Crown, Coat of Arms

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Maple Leaf, Parliament Buildings

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Canadian flag, Fleur-de-Lys

Question 8

Canada's flag is:

Accepted Answer

A red, white and red pattern with a centre mapleleaf

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A red, white and blue pattern with a centre star

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A red, white and red pattern with a centre beaver

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Red and white stripes only

Question 9

What is the championship for the woman's hockey cup called?

Accepted Answer

The Clarkson Cup

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The Stanley Cup

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The Woman's National League Hockey Cup

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The Cup

Question 10

Why does the Canadian flag have the two colors red and white ?

Accepted Answer

Red and white have been the colours of France and England since the middle ages and Canada's colours since 1921

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Because the Fathers of Confederation chose those colours

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Because they represent the monarchy

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Because they represent the Aboriginal and First Nation's people