Canada Government Knowledge

What is the Canadian Constitution?

• The Canadian Constitution is a historical document.

• The Canadian Constitution is a set of guidelines for the government.

• The Canadian Constitution is a book of laws created by the Prime Minister.

• The Canadian Constitution is the supreme law in Canada.

How does the Presidential system differ from the Parliamentary system?

• The Presidential system separates the executive and legislative branches, while the Parliamentary system combines them.

• The Presidential system has a Prime Minister as the head of government, while the Parliamentary system has a President.

• The Presidential system has a monarch as the head of state, while the Parliamentary system has an elected president.

• The Presidential system combines the executive and legislative branches, while the Parliamentary system separates them.

Define autocracy and provide an example.

• Autocracy is a system of government where multiple people share power equally.

• Autocracy is a system of government where one person has absolute power. An example is the rule of Kim Jong-un in North Korea.

• An example of autocracy is the rule of Queen Elizabeth II in the United Kingdom.

• Autocracy is a system of government where power is distributed among different branches.

What is democracy and how is it practiced in Canada?

• Democracy is a system of government where citizens have no say in decision-making.

• Democracy is a system of government where citizens have the power to choose their leaders and participate in decision-making. In Canada, democracy is practiced through free and fair elections.

• In Canada, democracy is practiced through a monarchy system.

• Democracy is a system where leaders are appointed based on family lineage.

What is the role of the Governor General in Canada?

• Runs for political office

• Represents the monarch, ceremonial duties, appoints the Prime Minister, approves legislation.

• Manages the national budget

• Leads the Canadian Armed Forces

What rights and responsibilities do Canadian citizens have?

• Canadian citizens have rights such as the right to vote and freedom of speech, and responsibilities like obeying the law and paying taxes.

• Canadian citizens have the responsibility to always carry a spoon in public

• Canadian citizens are required to wear a hat on Tuesdays

• Canadian citizens have the right to own a pet unicorn

How is the Prime Minister of Canada chosen?

• Through a general election

• By appointment from the Queen of England

• By winning a reality TV show

• Through a lottery system

What is the significance of the Governor General's role in Canada?

• The Governor General's role is limited to attending social events and ceremonies.

• The Governor General's role is purely symbolic and holds no real power.

• The Governor General's role in Canada is significant as they represent the Crown, perform ceremonial duties, and play a key role in the formation of the government.

• The Governor General's role is to oversee the military forces in Canada.

How does the Canadian government ensure the separation of powers?

• By appointing the same individuals to serve in multiple branches of government.

• By dividing the government into three branches with distinct powers and responsibilities.

• By giving the Prime Minister ultimate authority over all government functions.

• By allowing the executive branch to make decisions for the legislative and judicial branches.

What is the role of the Senate in the Canadian Parliament?

• The Senate has the final say on all legislation.

• The Senate is responsible for proposing new bills.

• The Senate reviews and proposes amendments to legislation passed by the House of Commons.

• The Senate is elected by the public.