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最近都懒得看书了,也不知道什么时候会收到考试通知,今天又看到一些题,跟大家分享下:
(1) Which of the following are examples for natural resource industry (something like that)
-> I don't recall the exact answer, but it was of these: mining, fishing, oil, timber, farming ....
... all the other examples were either manufacturing or service
(2) Which of the following statements is not true about Canada's relationship with the USA:
-> "The US is the second most important trading partner after Mexico
... the others were the usual ones: closest ties, longest undefended border, most Canadian export goes to the US, etc
(3) Which act ensured equal rights for French and English in the government (or parliament)?
-> The Official Language Act, 1969
... other options were I think British North America Act, 1867, Constitutional Act of 1791, and Quebec Act, 1774
(4) Who are Donovan Bailey, Wayne Gretzky, Chantal Petitclerc?
-> Canadian Athletes
... other answers were Canadian writers, scientists, and something else
(5) Which province is the main producer of oil and gas?
-> Alberta
(6) Which city is Canada's financial capital?
-> Toronto
(7) What is part of the Canadian parliament (or government)?
.... Options were (a) Senate (b) House of Commons (c) the Sovereign (d) all of the above
-> right answer is (d) all of the above
(8) Something like "When do we commemorate our fallen soldiers?" or "When do we wear a red Poppy?" or "What do we celebrate on November 11?"
... Choices were Victoria Day, Domion Day, etc.
-> Answer was Remembrance Day.
(9) On which principle is "due process" based?
That was a bit tricky because among the options was
(a) the presumption of innocence
(b) everyone is guilty until proven innocent
-> I went with (a) the presumption of innocence because (b) is an explanation not a principle
(10) Soandso is 36 and just immigrated to Canada, can he run for office?
-> yes (over 18 and citizen)
... options included: no, because he probably doesn't have enough money
[edited update: see next 2 posts - if the question says "immigrated" it means he is a resident and cannot run for office. If the question says "just became a citizen" it means he can. Read carefully!]
(11) if you are called for jury duty, are you legally required to serve?
-> Yes, it is your legal obligation (something like that)
... there were no answer options with viable reasons to refuse like disease, the options were in the line of: Not if you don't feel like it, Only if you voted, ...
(12) Citizenship responsibilities
-> they were exactly the same as in every online test I did
(13) Equality of men and women, which of the following is not allowed in Canada:
... options (a) honour killings, (b) gender based violence, (c) forced marriage, (d) all of the above
-> I think you know this
(14) Origin of the Acadians
-> French Settlers in the Maritimes, early 1600s
(15) Who lived in Canada before the first European settlers came
-> Aboriginals
(16) A Mari Usque Ad Mari
-> From sea to sea
(17-20) I don't remember with certainty but as I said there were no surprises.
I think one had the answer "British North America Act, 1867",
one was about who can vote,
and another about Quebec and pulp, paper, hydro-electricity.