Canadian Citizenship Test 2024
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Who We Are
Question 1 of 34
Which province has the most bilingual Canadians?
a. British Columbia
b. Quebec
c. Ontario
d. Prince Edward Island
Question 2 of 34
Where do the majority Metis live in Canada?
a. Central Canada
b. The North
c. Prairie Provinces
d. The Maritimes
Question 3 of 34
Who are Francophones?
a. People speaking French as a first language.
b. People who come from France.
c. People who are learning French.
d. People speaking French as a secondary language.
Question 4 of 34
Who are the Acadians?
a. English speaking refugees who settled in Ontario.
b. The descendants of French colonists who began settling in what are now the Maritime provinces in 1604.
c. French-speaking Catholics who live in Ontario.
d. Aboriginal people of the arctic.
Question 5 of 34
Who are the Aboriginal peoples in Canada?
a. The first settlers of Newfoundland.
b. The first European settlers to arrive in Canada.
c. The descendents of the first Australian immigrants to Canada.
d. The first inhabitants of Canada.
Question 6 of 34
As what have poets and songwriters hailed Canada?
a. "Peace, Order and Good Government"
b. The "Great Outdoors"
c. The "Great Dominion"
d. The "Land of the Brave"
Question 7 of 34
Who are Anglophones?
a. People who were taught English at school.
b. People who understand but do not speak English.
c. People who do not speak English as a first language.
d. People speaking English as a first language.
Question 8 of 34
Which group of Aboriginal peoples has the largest population in the Northern Territories and Nunavut?
a. Acadians
b. Metis
c. First Nations.
d. Inuit
Question 9 of 34
Who are the Metis?
a. First Nations people speaking the Michif dialect.
b. The district aboriginal people of Atlantic Canada.
c. A district people of mixed Aboriginal and European ancestry.
d. A people of mixed Inuit/First Nations ancestry most of whom live on the Prairies.
Question 10 of 34
What unique art form was developed by First Nations people on the West Coast?
a. Totem poles.
b. Kites.
c. Caligraphy.
d. Oil painting.
Question 11 of 34
Which group of Aboriginal peoples has the largest population in Canada?
a. Acadians
b. First Nations
c. Indians
d. Metis
Question 12 of 34
What principle was Canada's constitution founded on?
a. Independence and freedom.
b. Liberty, equality and fraternity.
c. Liberty and pursue of freedom.
d. Peace, Order and Good Government.
Question 13 of 34
What are the three main groups of Aboriginal peoples?
a. Métis, Inuit and United Empire Loyalists.
b. Acadians, Métis and First Nations.
c. Early French settlers, Métis and Indian.
d. Métis, First Nations and Inuit.
Question 14 of 34
To which of the following communities do the majority of Canadians belong?
a. Christian
b. Jewish
c. Muslim
d. Hindu
Question 15 of 34
Where do Inuit people live?
a. Ontario
b. Reserve land
c. In scattered communities across the Arctic
d. Prairie Provinces
Question 16 of 34
Which province has the largest population of Aboriginals?
a. Manitoba
b. Ontario
c. Nova Scotia
d. Alberta
Question 17 of 34
The ancestors of the Aboriginals are believed to have migrated from which of the following continents?
a. Asia
b. America
c. Europe
d. Australia
Question 18 of 34
Which of the following are the three founding peoples of Canada?
a. American, French, and British
b. Aboriginal, French, and British
c. French, American, and Indian
d. British, American, and Aboriginal
Question 19 of 34
Where have most immigrants come from since the 1970s?
a. Asia
b. England
c. France
d. USA
Question 20 of 34
Which of the following was a key phrase in the British North America Act, Canada’s original constitutional document in 1867?
a. Geopolitical entity
b. Trade and communications
c. Peace, Order, and Good Government
d. Discipline, education, and good public
Question 21 of 34
Which is the largest religious affiliation in Canada?
a. Roman Catholic
b. Hindu
c. Muslim
d. Jewish
Question 22 of 34
Today, diversity enriches the lives of Canadians. Where is diversity reflected the most?
a. Countryside areas
b. Cities
c. Towns
d. Mountains
Question 23 of 34
What are the Métis people a mixture of?
a. Aboriginal and European ancestry
b. European and American ancestry
c. American and Indian ancestry
d. Inuit and Indian ancestry
Question 24 of 34
Who were the first people living in Canada?
a. American and British
b. Spanish
c. French and Chinese
d. Indians (First Nations) and Inuits (Eskimos)
Question 25 of 34
The natives (Aboriginal People) developed ____ .
a. Language and culture
b. Dancing and cleaning
c. Singing and cooking
d. Card games
Question 26 of 34
Who were the first people of invent the kayak and the snowshoes?
a. The French and English
b. Chinese and French
c. The Natives and the American
d. Spanish and Japanese
Question 27 of 34
Where did the first people settled?
a. Ontario and Newfoundland
b. British Columbia and Alberta
c. Quebec and Nova Scotia
d. Toronto
Question 28 of 34
In what jobs did the Metis first work with European Settlers?
a. Supplies, traders, guides and interpreters
b. Taking care of children
c. Building housing
d. Fishing
Question 29 of 34
What did the Inuit people depend on for survival?
a. Caribou
b. Hunting seals
c. All of the above
d. Polar bears
Question 30 of 34
What did the First Nations people depend on for survival?
a. Hunting seals
b. Hunting
c. Growing vegetable crops
d. A and B
Question 31 of 34
Why are the Aboriginal people of Canada working to be self-governed?
a. To be independent
b. To preserve their unique cultures and languages
c. They do not like this government
d. One day they would like to take over Canada
Question 32 of 34
What are the people who speak French as a first language called?
a. Anglophones
b. Quebecers
c. Francophones
d. Acadians
Question 33 of 34
Gay and lesbian Canadians enjoy the full protection and equal treatment under the law?
a. True
b. False
Question 34 of 34
Who are the Quebecers?
a. The people of New Brunswick
b. The people of Quebec
c. The people of Nova Scotia
d. The people of Ontario