Extra Practice Test – 2

The following practice test is the second one of the extra practices. This practice test includes 20 questions in total.

All the questions are set to help you learn about Canada and efficiently prepare for the real Canadian Citizenship Test because in order to become a Canadian citizen, passing this test is mandatory. Keep practicing as long as you are 100% correct with your answer.

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#1. In becoming Canadian, newcomers are expected to embrace monarchic principles.

a. True

b. False

Tips: In becoming Canadian, newcomers are expected to embrace democratic principles such as the rule of law.

#2. Aboriginal groups would not compete for land, resources and prestige.

a. True

b. False

Tips: Aboriginal groups as they competed for land, resources and prestige.

#3. The Cree and Dene of the Northwest were _______.

a. farmers

b. fur traders

c. hunter-gatherers

d. None of the above

#4. Which of the following World Heritage sites has the remains of the Vikings?

a. Joggins Fossil Cliffs

b. l’Anse aux Meadows

c. Mistaken Point

d. Old Town Lunenburg

#5. Who established the basic way of life in English-speaking areas?

a. The English

b. The Welsh

c. The Scottish and the Irish

d. All of the above

#6. Aboriginals and Europeans formed strong economic, religious and military bonds in the first 200 years of coexistence which laid the foundations of Canada.

a. True

b. False

#7. The arrival of European traders, missionaries, soldiers and colonists could not change the native way of life.

a. True

b. False

Tips: The arrival of European traders, missionaries, soldiers and colonists changed the native way of life forever.

#8. Why did the first explorers call the native peoples Indians?

a. They thought they had arrived in India

b. They thought they had reached the East Indies

c. The native people introduced themselves to them as Indians

d. None of the above

#9. What is the percentage of Chinese-speaking people in Vancouver and Toronto?

a. 13% and 7%

b. 10% and 5%

c. 6% and 4%

d. 5% and 2%

#10. Olympian Marjorie Turner-Bailey of Nova Scotia is a descendant of _______.

a. Irish people

b. black Loyalists

c. Metis

d. Inuit

#11. What did the Inuit live off?

a. Arctic wildlife

b. vegetables

c. fruits

d. None of the above

#12. Olympian Marjorie Turner-Bailey of Nova Scotia is a descendant of black Loyalists, escaped slaves and freed men and women of _________.

a. Asian origin

b. African origin

c. European origin

d. All of the above

#13. Who first mapped Canada’s Atlantic shore?

a. David Thompson

b. Alexander Mackenzie

c. Samuel de Champlain

d. John Cabot

#14. The Sioux were nomadic, following _________ herd

a. cow

b. moose

c. bison

d. deer

#15. When was the first European settlement north of Florida established?

a. 1604

b. 1608

c. 1701

d. 1774

#16. Why has the state traditionally partnered with faith communities?

a. to promote social welfare, harmony and mutual respect

b. to provide schools and health care and to resettle refugees

d. to uphold religious freedom, religious expression and freedom of conscience

d. All of the above

#17. Until what time did slavery remain legal in America?

a. 1863

b. 1878

c. 1889

d. 1900

#18. Which continent have most immigrants come from since 1970s?

a. Europe

b. Africa

c. South America

d. Asia

#19. By what time did the name of Canada begin appearing on maps?

a. By the 1490s

b. By the 1510s

c. By the 1540s

d. By the 1550s

#20. The Huron-Wendat of the Great Lakes region, like the Iroquois, were __________.

a. farmers

b. hunters

c. fur traders

d. Both a and b

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