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WorksheetsSS9 Ch 2/3 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The right to use French or English in court is protected under...
Official Language Rights
Minority Language Education Rights
Legal Rights
If the detainment of Japanese Canadians happened today, it would violate:
Mobility Rights
Equality Rights
Legal Rights
All of the above
The YCJA most closely aligns with...
Fundamental Freedoms
Legal Rights
Mobility Rights
Equality Rights
Which of the following is NOT a Fundamental Freedom?
Freedom of the press
Freedom of religion
Freedom of peaceful association
Freedom of opinion
When can rights and freedoms be limited in Canada?
When a minority government is in crisis?
When the police feel like it
To protect the security of all
What gave the government the right to take away rights in World War I?
War Measures Act
Limitation Clause in the Charter
Fundamental Freedoms
Rights Limitation Act
During which national event was the War Measures Act NOT invoked?
World War I
World War II
FLQ Crisis
Iraq War
A person who is NOT a Canadian Citizen cannot...
Vote, which is under Legal Rights
Vote, which is under Democratic Rights
Work in Canada, which is under Mobility Rights
Work in Canada, which is under Equality Rights
You are fired for being a woman. This violates your...
Equality Rights
Democratic Rights
Legal Rights
Your right to run for public office is...
Mobility Rights
Equality Rights
Democratic Rights
Your ability to move or work anywhere in Canada is...
Equality Rights
Legal Rights
Mobility Rights
Under the YCJA, when can the identity of a young offender be made public?
When that person has committed a violent, serious crime
Identities of young offenders cannot be made public
When the police know 100% for sure that the person is the one who committed the crime
Which of the following is NOT one of the basic principles that the Canadian justice system is based on?
You are guilty until proven innocent
You must receive a fair and public trial
You must be found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt
Under the current YCJA, how old do you have to be to be charged with a crime?
10 years old
12 years old
14 years old
Under the current YCJA, what is the youngest age you can be tried as an adult while still a youth?
12 years old
13 years old
14 years old
To convict an offender, a jury must
All agree (unanimous) that the offender is guilty or innocent
Win a vote with 75% of jurors agreeing
Have at least more than half agree (50% +1)
If two youth of the same age commit the same crime, would you expect them to face the same consequences?
Yes, the Charter requires justice to be fair and equitable
Yes, the law clearly states equal punishment for crimes
No, consequences depend on many factors
A separate (different) justice system is needed for youth because...
Young people have less respect for authority figures like police
Young people do not understand what they are doing in the same way adults do
Youth crime is more serious than adult crime
The current YCJA is aimed at...
Ensuring the safety of adults
Punishing youth for crimes
Rehabilitating youth who commit crimes
Your right to a lawyer if you are arrested is...
Legal Rights
Democratic Rights
Mobility Rights
