Day 1 Canadian Citizenship Test 2024

In the oath of citizenship, to whom do Canadians profess their loyalty?

• The Canadian Constitution

• The Sovereign (Queen or King)

• Prime Minister of Canada

• The Canadian Flag

Which of the following is not a component of the Oath of Citizenship?

• Loyalty to the Sovereign

• Obey law and constitution of Canada

• Serve in Canadian Forces

• Fulfill the duties as a Canadian Citizen

Canada is personified by...?

• The Sovereign

• The Prime Minister

• The Constitution

• The Flag

What are the two basic requirements of citizenship?

• The knowledge of Canadian history and the English language

• The knowledge of English and the knowledge of French

• The knowledge of Canada's electoral process and the knowledge Canadian judicial system

• The knowledge of Canada and the rights and responsibilities of citizenship and adequate knowledge of English or French

Who is not required to write the citizenship test?

• The refugee

• The applicant has a university degree

• Adult applicants of 55 years of age and over and under 18-years old

• The immigrant from an English-speaking country

What is the primary source for preparation for the citizenship test?

• Official Study Guide—Discover Canada—The rights and responsibilities of citizenship

• Local library resources

• Discussion with Canadian citizens

• Third parties, guides, books, tests and questions

Which of the following is not a source of Canadian law?

• Laws made by the House of Commons and the provincial legislatures

• French Civil Code

• French Federal Law

• English Common Law

Which freedom is not included in the Great Charter of Freedoms?

• Freedom of association

• Freedom of peaceful assembly

• Freedom of speech

• Freedom to petition the government

What does the Canadian constitution say about multiculturalism?

• It is a fundamental characteristic of Canadian heritage and identity

• It is not accepted under the constitution

• It should be discouraged

• Constitution does not define multiculturalism

Voting in elections is?

• A responsibility

• A right

• Compulsory

• Voluntary