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Question 1 / 30

Federal Government involved in matters of defence, foreign policy, interprovincial trade and communications, currency, navigation, criminal law and citizenship and which are under…

Agriculture Immigrations Civil Rights National and International Concerns

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Federal States

Question 2 / 30

Health Care’s responsibility is under…

Legislative Assemblies Federal Government Provincial Government Sovereign

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Federal States

Question 3 / 30

One of the conditions to make a person has a right to vote, when a person is…

21 years old 18 years old 20 years old 17 years old

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Federal States

Question 4 / 30

Governments and assemblies carry out many of the same functions. The Provinces in Canada are governed by the…

Legislative Assemblies Federal Government Arbitrary Law Sovereign

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Federal States

Question 5 / 30

Which Act defines the Responsibilities of the Federal and Provincial Government?

Constitutional Act 1997 British North America Act Constitutional Act 1867 Both B & C

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Federal States

Question 6 / 30

In Canada's parliamentary democracy, the people elect members to the House of Commons in…

Ottawa Quebec City Toronto Montreal

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Federal States

Question 7 / 30

How Canadians govern themselves?

Federal State Parliamentary Democracy Constitutional Monarchy All of Above

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 8 / 30

No bill can become law in Canada until it has been passed by both chambers and received royal assent which granted by…

Parliament Members Prime Minister Governor General Senator

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 9 / 30

Who is the members that appointed by the Governor-General on the advice of Prime Minister?

The House of Commons The Senate The Governor's House The House of Lords

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 10 / 30

How are members of Parliament selected?

They are appointed by the United Nations They are elected by the voters in their Districts, traditionally every four years They are appointed by the Landowners and Police Chief They are appointed by the Sovereign (Queen or King)

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 11 / 30

There are three parts of the Parliament, known as the Sovereign (Queen or King), the Senate and…

Sovereign Prime Minister House of Commons Members of Legislative Assembly

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 12 / 30

The assembly must resign if they…

Are defeated in a confidence vote Succeed in a non-confidence vote Defeated in a non-confidence vote Succeed in a confidence vote

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 13 / 30

The elections for the members of the House of Common will take place every how many years?

every 4 years every 2 years every 5 years every 6 years

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 14 / 30

How many times of bill reading before it becomes law?

No need to be read Once Twice Three times

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 15 / 30

To become a Law in Canada, a bill should pass as below except…

Be passed by the House of Commons Be given to the Prime Minister Be passed by the senate Be given Royal assent

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 16 / 30

Who represents The Sovereign in each of the provinces?

Members of Parliament Prime Minister Lieutenant Governors Members of House of Commons

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 17 / 30

In the Federal Government, who selects the cabinet minister?

Sovereign Governor Prime Minister Senators

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 18 / 30

There are three parts of Parliament. Which of the following is not a part of the Parliament?

Senate Sovereign House of Commons Lieutenant Governors

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 19 / 30

The people elect members to the House of Commons in Ottawa and to the provincial and territorial legislatures in Canada’s parliamentary democracy. They are responsible for the following except…

Passing Laws Counting the votes Keeping the Government Accountable Approving and Monitoring Expenditures

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Parliamentary Democracy

Question 20 / 30

In Canada, a document that need to get passed before ot became law is called…

Proposals Bills Thesis Official Letter

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Constitutional Monarchy

Question 21 / 30

The Head of the Government is called the…

Senator Governor Sovereign Prime Minister

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Constitutional Monarchy

Question 22 / 30

Who is the Head of each state?

Sovereign Governor Senator Prime Minister

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Constitutional Monarchy

Question 23 / 30

Who appointed the Governor General?

The Cabinet Minister on the advice of Sovereign The Sovereign on the advice of the Prime Minister The House of Commons The Canadian citizens

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Constitutional Monarchy

Question 24 / 30

How many did the Sovereign links Canada to that cooperate to advance social, economic and cultural progress?

15 53 20 78

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Constitutional Monarchy

Question 25 / 30

How long is the time period given to the Governor-General each time they get appointed for?

12 year 6 years 10 years 5 years

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Constitutional Monarchy

Question 26 / 30

Who has a similar role to the Governor General in Federal Government?

Senate Member Premier Lieutenant Governor Members of House of Common

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Constitutional Monarchy

Question 27 / 30

In the Canadian Democracy which of the following has no political role in Canadian Democracy?

Senate Members Prime Minister Governors Sovereign

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Constitutional Monarchy

Question 28 / 30

In each Province, who a role similar to that of the Prime Minister in the federal government, just as the Lieutenant Governor has a role similar to that of the Governor General.

Governor Prime Minister Premier Senate Member

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Constitutional Monarchy

Question 29 / 30

Who is the leader of the Legislatures for each of the provinces?

Prime Minister Sovereign Lieutenant Governors Premier

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Making Laws

Question 30 / 30

Both the House of Commons and the Senate consider and review bills. A bill can only become a law only after the bill has received…

Government Public Voting Royal Assent Prime Minister