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Canadian Citizenship Practice Test

CHAPTER 2 – Who We Are

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Answer all 80 multiple-choice questions based on Chapter 2 – Who we are from the Discover Canada study guide. Select the best answer for each question.

⏱ Time Limit: 120 Minutes(2 Hrs)
📄 Test Format: 80 Pages (1 Question per Page)
❓ Total Questions: 80
✅ Passing Score: 75% (60 out of 80 Correct Answers)
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1. Canada is known around the world as a:

2. What are Canadians proud of?

3. Canada has inherited the world's oldest continuous tradition of:

4. Canada is the only constitutional monarchy in:

5. Which phrase appears in Canada's original constitutional document of 1867?

6. Canada's commitment to Peace, Order and Good Government is upheld by its:

7. To understand what it means to be Canadian, it is important to know Canada's three founding peoples:

8. The ancestors of Aboriginal peoples are believed to have migrated from:

9. Aboriginal peoples were established in North America:

10. Which document first guaranteed certain Aboriginal territorial rights in 1763?

11. From the 1800s until the 1980s, many Aboriginal children were placed in:

12. What was one purpose of the residential school system?

13. In what year did Ottawa formally apologize to former residential school students?

14. Today, Aboriginal peoples in Canada enjoy renewed pride and confidence and have made significant achievements in:

15. Which term refers to Aboriginal people who are neither Inuit nor Métis?

16. Approximately what percentage of Aboriginal peoples in Canada are First Nations?

17. The Inuit primarily live in:

18. What does the word "Inuit" mean in the Inuktitut language?

19. The Métis are a distinct people of mixed Aboriginal and:

20. What is the traditional language of many Métis people?

21. English and French are Canada's:

22. The federal government is required by law to provide services in:

23. What is a Francophone?

24. What is an Anglophone?

25. Which province is the only officially bilingual province in Canada?

26. The Acadians are descendants of French colonists who began settling in what are now the Maritime provinces in:

27. What is the name given to the deportation of many Acadians between 1755 and 1763?

28. Who are Quebecers?

29. In 2006, the House of Commons recognized that the Québécois form:

30. Approximately how many Anglo-Quebecers form part of the Quebec fabric?

31. Newcomers to Canada are expected to embrace:

32. Which groups helped establish the basic way of life in English-speaking areas of Canada?

33. Anglophones are generally referred to as:

34. Canada is often referred to as a:

35. Over the past 200 years, millions of newcomers have helped:

36. Since the 1970s, most immigrants to Canada have come from:

37. Which of the following is listed as one of Canada's largest ethnic groups?

38. Chinese languages are the second most-spoken languages at home, after English, in:

39. Approximately what percentage of Vancouver's population speaks Chinese languages at home?

40. Approximately what percentage of Toronto's population speaks Chinese languages at home?

41. Canada is home to people from many ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds. This is known as:

42. Canada's diversity is strengthened by:

43. What fundamental freedom allows Canadians to practice different religions?

44. Canada has welcomed immigrants from around the world because they:

45. Which statement best describes Canadian society?

46. What is one of the key values shared by Canadians?

47. Canada's success as a country has been built on:

48. New Canadians are encouraged to:

49. Which statement best reflects Canadian citizenship?

50.Who We Are teaches that Canadians are united by:

51. What form of government has Canada inherited from Britain?

52. Canada's institutions are founded upon the principles of:

53. Which of the following is one of Canada's founding peoples?

54. The Royal Proclamation of 1763 recognized:

55. Which Aboriginal group is most closely associated with Canada's Arctic regions?

56. The Métis developed a unique culture that combined Aboriginal and:

57. What is one reason Canada is considered a diverse country?

58. Which of the following best describes Canadian multiculturalism?

59. What freedom allows Canadians to worship according to their beliefs?

60. Which statement best summarizes Chapter 2 – Who We Are?

61. Which group forms the largest Aboriginal group in Canada?

62. The Inuit primarily live in which region of Canada?

63. The Métis people emerged from the mixing of Aboriginal and:

64. Which document recognized certain Aboriginal rights and lands in 1763?

65. Canada's official languages reflect the country's:

66. The Acadians are primarily associated with which region of Canada?

67. What does the term "Francophone" mean?

68. Which city is known for having a large population that speaks Chinese languages at home?

69. Canada welcomes newcomers who contribute to:

70. Which statement best reflects the message of Chapter 2?

71. Which of the following best describes Canada?

72. Canada's official languages are:

73. What does the phrase "Peace, Order and Good Government" represent?

74. Which Aboriginal group name means "the people" in their own language?

75. The House of Commons recognized the Québécois as:

76. The Acadians are descendants of:

77. Which group has contributed significantly to Canada's cultural diversity through immigration since the 1970s?

78. What is one reason Canada is respected around the world?

79. Which value is important for maintaining Canada's diverse society?

80. According to Chapter 2, Canadians are united by:

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