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Canadian Citizenship Test

Lessons

Thirteen lessons, one per chapter. Each teaches the chapter, then drills you on it with immediate feedback. Work them in order.

• 1. Rights & ResponsibilitiesCharter, freedoms, the duties of a citizen · p.11–15
• 2. Who We AreFounding peoples, Aboriginal peoples, diversity · p.16–22
• 3. History I — to ConfederationExplorers, New France, Loyalists, 1867 · p.23–34
• 4. History II — building the DominionRiel, the railway, suffrage, the Great War · p.34–40
• 5. History III — the World WarsRemembrance, D-Day, the home front · p.38–44
• 6. Modern CanadaPostwar prosperity, Quebec, arts, inventions · p.45–53
• 7. How Canadians Govern ThemselvesThe hardest chapter. Do it twice. · p.54–59
• 8. Federal ElectionsVoting, ridings, governments, three levels · p.60–74
• 9. The Justice SystemCourts, police, due process · p.75–77
• 10. Canadian SymbolsFlag, Crown, anthems, honours, holidays · p.78–89
• 11. Canada's EconomyTrade, three industry types, the U.S. border · p.90–92
• 12. Regions & CapitalsAll thirteen capitals, five regions · p.93–105
• 13. Ontario & Central CanadaYour province — and who holds office today · p.98–99

Mock exams

Six fixed exams in the real format: 20 questions, 45 minutes, 15 to pass. Each set is the same test every time you take it, so your score on a retake means something. No answers shown until you finish.

• Take a mock exam →Sets A to F, plus endless random practice

Review

• Questions I've missedDrills only what you last got wrong
• Reference sheetsDates, names, capitals, government — built to print

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