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Canadian Citizenship Test

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The official study guide for the Canadian Citizenship Test, free to read online. Every real exam question comes from this book, 6 chapters, 538 testable facts, with practice questions after each chapter.

Reading the guide front to back is the slowest way to prepare. Sit one mock first . It takes 45 minutes and tells you which chapters you can skim.

  1. Chapter 1

    Rights and responsibilities of citizenship

    Where Canadian rights come from, the freedoms in the Charter, and the six responsibilities that come with citizenship.

    5 sections · 31 key facts

  2. Chapter 2

    Who we are

    Canada's three founding peoples, First Nations, Inuit and Métis, the two official language communities and the Acadians.

    5 sections · 43 key facts

  3. Chapter 332% of questions

    Canada's history

    From the first Europeans and New France through the War of 1812, responsible government and Confederation to the World Wars and modern Canada.

    16 sections · 173 key facts

  4. Chapter 4

    How Canadians govern themselves

    The federal state, the Crown and the Governor General, Parliament and how a bill becomes law, federal elections and voting, and the justice system.

    14 sections · 120 key facts

  5. Chapter 5

    Canadian symbols

    The flag and the maple leaf, the Crown, the beaver and the fleur-de-lys, the anthems, the honours system and the national holidays.

    5 sections · 63 key facts

  6. Chapter 6

    Canada's regions

    The five regions, every province and territory with its capital, and the three main types of industry in the economy.

    7 sections · 108 key facts

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