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  • Canadian Citizenship Practice Test

    CHAPTER 7 – The Justice System

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    Answer all 60 multiple-choice questions based on Chapter 7 – Canada's Justice System from the Discover Canada study guide. Select the best answer for each question.

    ⏱ Time Limit: 90 Minutes
    📄 Test Format: 60 Pages (1 Question per Page)
    ❓ Total Questions: 60
    ✅ Passing Score: 75% (45 out of 60 Correct Answers)
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  • 1. What principle means that a person is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law?*
  • 2. What does the presumption of innocence mean?*
  • 3. What principle requires the government to respect all legal rights a person is entitled to under the law?*
  • 4. Canada's legal system is based on a heritage that includes:*
  • 5. What is the rule of law?*
  • 6. Why does Canada have laws?*
  • 7. Who makes Canada's laws?*
  • 8. What is the primary role of the courts in Canada?*
  • 9. What is the primary role of the police in Canada?*
  • 10. The law in Canada applies to:*
  • 11. What is the highest court in Canada?*
  • 12. What is the role of the Supreme Court of Canada?*
  • 13. Which court deals with matters concerning the federal government?*
  • 14. What type of court exists in most provinces to review decisions made by lower courts?*
  • 15. What is a trial court?*
  • 16. In some provinces, a trial court may also be called:*
  • 17. Which courts handle lesser offences and other provincial matters?*
  • 18. Which type of court deals with matters such as divorce, child custody, and family disputes?*
  • 19. Which court deals with traffic-related offences and violations?*
  • 20. What is the purpose of a Small Claims Court?*
  • 21. What is one of the main responsibilities of the police in Canada?*
  • 22. When can you ask the police for help?*
  • 23. If someone steals something from you, who should you contact?*
  • 24. If you witness a crime taking place, what should you do?*
  • 25. If someone you know has gone missing, who can help?*
  • 26. Which provinces have provincial police forces mentioned in the study guide?*
  • 27. What type of police departments exist in all provinces?*
  • 28. What does RCMP stand for?*
  • 29. What is one responsibility of the RCMP?*
  • 30. In most provinces and territories outside Ontario and Quebec, the RCMP serves as:*
  • 31. Which provinces have their own provincial police forces rather than relying on the RCMP?*
  • 32. If you believe a police officer has acted improperly, what can you do?*
  • 33. Are police officers in Canada subject to the law?*
  • 34. What does the rule of law ensure in Canada?*
  • 35. If you need legal advice or representation, whom should you contact?*
  • 36. What is the role of a lawyer?*
  • 37. What is legal aid?*
  • 38. Why does Canada provide legal aid programs?*
  • 39. Which statement best describes Canada's justice system?*
  • 40. Why is an independent justice system important in Canada?*
  • 41. Which statement best describes the presumption of innocence?*
  • 42. What does due process help protect?*
  • 43. Which of the following is a key principle of Canada's justice system?*
  • 44. Why are courts important in Canada?*
  • 45. Which court is Canada's final court of appeal?*
  • 46. What is the main purpose of family courts?*
  • 47. What should a person do if they cannot afford a lawyer and qualify for assistance?*
  • 48. Which organization serves as the federal police force of Canada?*
  • 49. Under the rule of law, who is above the law in Canada?*
  • 50. What is the main message of Chapter 7 – The Justice System?*
  • 51. What does the phrase "freedom under the law" mean?*
  • 52. Why is the presumption of innocence important in Canada's justice system?*
  • 53. Which institution is responsible for settling legal disputes according to the law?*
  • 54. What should Canadians do if they need legal representation in court?*
  • 55. Which statement best describes the role of the police?*
  • 56. What is one reason Canada has an independent court system?*
  • 57. Which court would most likely hear a dispute involving a small amount of money?*
  • 58. Why are all people expected to obey the law in Canada?*
  • 59. Which statement best reflects equality under the law in Canada?*
  • 60. What is the overall purpose of Canada's justice system?*
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