Localization Assessment

1-How often are federal elections held in Canada?

• a. Every 2 years.

• b.Every 3 years.

• c.Every 4 years.

• d.Every 5 years.

2-Canada's political system is based on: 

• a.Parliamentary democracy 

• b.Presidential system

• c.Authoritarian regime

• d.Absolute monarchy

3-How many provinces and territories does Canada have?

• a.10 provinces,

  3 territories 

• b.13 provinces,

  1 territory 

• c.10 provinces,

  2 territories 

• d.13 provinces,

  2 territories

4-Which of the following is not a federal political party in Canada?

• a.Liberal Party 

• b.New Democratic Party (NDP) 

• c.Green Party 

• d.Progressive Conservative Party

5-The Supreme Court of Canada is located in which city? 

• a.Ottawa 

• b.Toronto 

• c.Vancouver 

• d.Montreal

6-The Official Opposition in the Canadian Parliament is: 

• a.The Green Party 

• b.The New Democratic Party (NDP) 

• c.The Conservative Party 

• d.The Bloc Québécois

7-The Green Party of Canada places a strong emphasis on:

• a.Economic conservatism

• b.Environmental sustainability

• c.Social conservatism

• d.National security

8-Which political party in Canada is often associated with center-left or social democratic ideologies?

• a.Conservative Party

• b.Liberal Party

• c.New Democratic Party (NDP)

• d.People's Party of Canada

9-Provincial and territorial elections in Canada can be held more frequently than federal elections. What is the typical maximum term length for a provincial or territorial government?

• a.2 years

• b.3 years

• c.4 years

• d.5 years

10-What is the primary voting system used in most federal and provincial elections in Canada?

• a.Single Transferable Vote (STV)

• b.Mixed-Member Proportional (MMP)

• c.First Past the Post (FPTP)

• d. Ranked Choice Voting (RCV)