Test 07 RED Flashcards
- Whereas Canada is fou nded upon principles that recognize the supremeacy of God and
a. The “presumption of innocence”
b. The rule of law
c. Due Process under the law
d. The Queen/King
B
- Immigrants bring in violence, extreme or hateful prejudices to Canada do not justify, why?
a. Because newcomers are expected to embrace democratic principles such as the rule of law
b. Because newcomers are expected to live in a harmony with the mainstream cultures
c. Because newcomers are expected to integrate the inhabitants of Canada
d. Becuase newcomers should observe the conditions applied to their immigration
A
- What province is Canada’s navy base located?
a. British Columbia
b. Quebec
c. Prince Edward Island
d. Nova Scotia
D
- What three countries signed North America Free Trade Agreement?
a. Canada, America and China
b. Canada, America and France
c. Canada, United Kingdom and Unites States
d. Canada, United States and Mexico
D
- The Acadians are the descendants of;
a. British colonist
b. French colonist
c. Europeans colonist
d. Black loyalist
B
- Which two groups of people have lived together in partnership and creative tension for more than 300 years?
a. Aboriginals and Eskimos
b. Aboriginals and Vikings
c. French speakers and English speakers
d. Americans and English
C
- Tecumseh and Robert Ross were involved in;
a. The War of 1812
b. The First World War
c. The Second World War
d. The Korean War
A
- What was Canada’s role in the Second World War began in 1939?
a. Canada with democratic countries to against Nazism
b. Canada with democratic countries to support Nazism
c. Canada took part in the military supplies and training
d. Canada defended bravery to protect its civilians
A
- Which two enemies that Canada took part to against in the twentieth century?
a. Fascism and Socialism
b. Fascism and Communism
c. Nazism and Socialism
d. Socialism and Nationalism
B
- What year did the Order of Canada start?
a. 1867
b. 1967
c. 1758
d. 1215
B
- Which province in Canada’s easterly point and has own time zone?
a. Prince Edward Island
b. Newfoundland and Labrador
c. New Brunswick
d. Northern Territories
B
- The provinces of Ontario and Quebec are;
a. Old provinces
b. Atlantic Provinces
c. Northern Territories
d. Prairies provnices
A
- How is an Official Opposition Part selected?
a. Chosen by Prime Minister and Governor General
b. An opposition party with the most members in the House of Commons
c. An opposition party selected by all Canadian citizens whom they can trust
d. By leaders of provinces and territories
B
- How do you vote in the Federal Election if you are outside Canada?
a. Tell a family member or friend to vote twice
b. Register with Election Canada and vote by mail with a special ballot
c. Vote through internet
d. Vote by Email
B
- When an earlier Federal Election can be called?
a. When the government is defeated
b. When the sovereign declare the government is failed
c. If the Prime Minister is deceased
d. At any time Canadians need a new government
A
