Canadian-Citizenship Practice Test – Who We Are

Who speak the dialect known as Michif?

The Inuit and Métis

The Métis

The Inuit

The Inuit and First Nations

Correct! Wrong!

What is known as the Great Upheaval?

When the Aboriginals were assimilated into Canadian culture

When Aboriginal children were placed in residential schools

When the Acadians deported the British during the war between Britain and France

When Acadians were deported during the war between Britain and France

Correct! Wrong!

Who are the Acadians?

Descendants of French colonists

Descendants of Asian colonists

Descendants of the Inuit

Descendants of the Spanish

Correct! Wrong!

The majority of Francophones live in the Province of:

Ontario

New Brunswick

Manitoba

Quebec

Correct! Wrong!

What key phrase in the British North American Act of 1867 do institutions uphold a commitment to?

Peace and ordered liberty

Liberty and good government

Peace, order and good government

Freedom, happiness and enterprise

Correct! Wrong!

Since the 1970s, what country has the majority of immigrants to Canada come from?

The United States

England

Scotland

Asian Countries

Correct! Wrong!

The majority of the Métis live where?

In Quebec

In the Atlantic Provinces

In the Prairie Provinces

In Central Canada

Correct! Wrong!

Which of these peoples were NOT one of the founding peoples of Canada?

British

Aboriginal

French

Spanish

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Which is the only officially bilingual province?

Manitoba

Ontario

Quebec

New Brunswick

Correct! Wrong!

Population wise, which group of Aboriginals is the largest in Canada?

Métis

Acadian

First Nations

Inuit

Correct! Wrong!

Poets and songwriters have hailed Canada as:

The Aboriginal Country

the Great Dominion

The Constitutional Monarchy of North America

The Great White Expanse

Correct! Wrong!

What is Canada's largest religious affiliation?

Muslim

Catholic

Protestant

Jewish

Correct! Wrong!

What was Canada's original constitutional document of 1867 known as?

The British North American Act

The Great Charter of Freedoms

The Canadian Magna Carta

The Canadian Constitution

Correct! Wrong!

What recognition was given in 2006 by the House of Commons for its unique identity and culture?

To the Quebecois that form a nation within a united Canada

To English Canadians (English, Welsh, Scottiish and Irish) that form a nation within Canada

To the Indians that form a nation within Canada

To all Aboriginal People that form a nation within Canada

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Define Anglophones.

People who speak English as their second language

People who speak French as their first language

People who speak French as their second language

People who speak English as their first language

Correct! Wrong!

Define Francophones.

People who speak French as their second language

Aboriginal people who speak English as their first language

Aboriginal people who speak English as their second language

People who speak French as their first language

Correct! Wrong!

Canadian-Citizenship Practice Test – Who We Are

Who speak the dialect known as Michif?

What is known as the Great Upheaval?

Who are the Acadians?

The majority of Francophones live in the Province of:

What key phrase in the British North American Act of 1867 do institutions uphold a commitment to?

Since the 1970s, what country has the majority of immigrants to Canada come from?

The majority of the Métis live where?

Which of these peoples were NOT one of the founding peoples of Canada?

Which is the only officially bilingual province?

Population wise, which group of Aboriginals is the largest in Canada?

Poets and songwriters have hailed Canada as:

What is Canada's largest religious affiliation?

What was Canada's original constitutional document of 1867 known as?

What recognition was given in 2006 by the House of Commons for its unique identity and culture?

Define Anglophones.

Define Francophones.

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