Study Topics
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Canadian History
From Indigenous peoples through Confederation to modern Canada. Key dates, events, and historical figures tested on the exam.
Key Facts to Know
- •Confederation: July 1, 1867
- •First Prime Minister: Sir John A. Macdonald
- •Charter of Rights and Freedoms: 1982
- •Remembrance Day: November 11
- •War of 1812 defended Canada from American invasion
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Government & Politics
How Canada's parliamentary democracy works — federal, provincial, and municipal levels of government.
Key Facts to Know
- •Constitutional monarchy with parliamentary democracy
- •House of Commons + Senate = Parliament
- •Governor General represents the Crown
- •Prime Minister leads the federal government
- •10 provinces and 3 territories
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Rights & Responsibilities
Your rights under the Canadian Charter and your responsibilities as a citizen.
Key Facts to Know
- •Right to vote in federal and provincial elections
- •Freedom of conscience, religion, thought, and expression
- •Right to live and work anywhere in Canada
- •Responsibility to serve on a jury when called
- •Responsibility to obey Canada's laws
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Geography & Symbols
Canada's provinces, territories, national symbols, and geographic features.
Key Facts to Know
- •Maple leaf flag adopted February 15, 1965
- •O Canada became national anthem in 1980
- •Largest country by area in the Western Hemisphere
- •Bordered by three oceans: Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic
- •Ottawa is the national capital
Test Format & Requirements
What to expect on the test
- •20 multiple-choice questions
- •45 minutes to complete the test
- •Must answer 15 questions correctly to pass (75%)
- •The official test is generally completed online
- •You may have more than one opportunity if you do not pass on the first try
- •Questions are based on Discover Canada, the official study guide
- •Available in English or French
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