Test 02 RED Flashcards
- What law Canadian citizen to challenge unlawful detention ?
a. Canadian Constitution
b. The Canadian Charter of Right and Freedoms
c. The Magna Carta
d. Habeas Corpus
D
- What is the significance of the Fur Trade?
a. Canada’s first trading company for beaver pelts and beaver became the national symbol
b. The world organization of against animal killing for fur
c. To kill beavers in order to protect the environment and salmon fishes
d. The fashion show of fur every year made in Canada
A
- Acadians are the descendants of;
a. The loyalist
b. The English colonists
c. The French colonists
d. Mixed aboriginals
C
- Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta are;
a. The prairies provinces
b. West Coast
c. Central Canada
d. Northern Territories
A
- What are Canada’s current government systems?
a. Federal Nation, Parliamentary Democracy and Constitutional Monarchy
b. Federal State, Parliamentary Democracy and Constitutional Monarchy
c. Parliamentary Democracy, Judicially and Constitutional Monarchy
d. Parliamentary Democracy, Congressional and Constitutional Monarchy
B
- July 1st 1867 was Dominion of Canada’s birth and we celebrate as Canada day every year.
a. False
b. True
B
- Who was the Canadian medical officer composed the poem “In Flanders Fields”?
a. Captain Billy bishop
b. Duke of Wellington
c. Lt. Col. John McCrae
d. Robert Hampton Gray
C
- In Canada the “Crown” is symbolizing;
a. The honour of the Queen and the government, including Parliament and the legislatures
b. The sovereignty of United Kingdom and the Canadian Forces in Canada
c. It symbolizes the parliament government and the courts of Canada
d. The government, Parliament, legislatures, courts, police services and the Canadian Forces
D
- What is one of the projective of Official languages of Canada?
a. Promote equality of French and English in Canadian society
b. English and Spanish
c. Canadian English and British English
d. Inuit and French
A
- Canada’s highest mountain is named in honor of;
a. Diana Charles
b. William Logan
c. Granham Bombadier
d. Michelle Jean
B
- Sir etienne-Paschal Tache, Sir Geroge-etienne Cartier and Sir John A. Macdonald were;
a. Fathers of Confederration
b. Former Prime Ministers
c. Founders of Canada
d. Revolutionists
A
- How many electoral districts in Canada?
a. 308
b. 318
c. 13
d. 10
A
- How is Prime Minister elected?
a. Elected by Governor General on behalf of sovereign
b. Elected by premiers of all provinces and the leaders of territories
c. The leader of a political party with the most seats in the House of Commons
d. Elected by politicians and ambassadors from all nations
C
- What should you do if you CANNOT vote on the voting day?
a. Tell a family member or friend to vote twice
b. Vote in advance poll
c. Vote in internet
d. Vote by phone
B
- Who can call for an earlier federal election?
a. The Prime Minister and his cabinet
b. Governor General of Canada
c. Lieutenant Governors of all provinces
d. All premiers from each province
B
