Elections-free trial – test-citoyennete.ca

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1. What is a Voter Information Card?

A) A notice that tells you when and where to vote

B) A card that tells you which province to vote in

C) A list of all candidates in Canada

D) A notice that tells you the exact hour you must vote

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2. Secret voting mainly protects:

A) Freedom and privacy of choice

B) Foreign trade

C) The budget

D) The monarchy

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3. What usually confirms where you vote?

A) A phone bill

B) The voter information card

C) A passport

D) A school certificate

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4. What does it mean to be elected?

A) To be chosen by voters in an election

B) To be appointed by the Senate

C) To be chosen by police

D) To be chosen by a court

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5. Why do election campaigns exist?

A) To present ideas and persuade voters

B) To suspend laws

C) To replace provinces

D) To appoint judges

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6. What was the main goal of women’s suffrage?

A) To stop campaigns

B) To ban parties

C) To give women the right to vote

D) To cancel elections

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7. What is a confidence vote?

A) A vote to appoint senators

B) A vote that can bring down the government

C) A vote about the flag

D) A vote to choose a mayor

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8. What is a minority government?

A) A country with no Parliament

B) A government that does not have most seats

C) A Prime Minister chosen by a judge

D) A government run by the Senate

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9. What is advance voting for?

A) Voting before election day

B) Voting without ID

C) Voting by phone

D) Voting only in Ottawa

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10. What if a voter is not on the list on voting day?

A) They must write to Parliament

B) They must wait 5 years

C) They may register following the rules at the polling place

D) They can never vote

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11. In a federal election, Canadians vote for:

A) The Governor General

B) The Chief Justice

C) A senator

D) An MP in their riding

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12. What is a riding (electoral district)?

A) A geographic area represented by an MP

B) A court

C) A military base

D) A province

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13. What does a poll worker (election officer) do on voting day?

A) Chooses the Prime Minister

B) Writes laws

C) Oversees voting and checks identity

D) Runs campaigns

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14. What is an electoral list for?

A) To appoint senators

B) To choose the Governor General

C) To set taxes

D) To list eligible voters

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15. Who can be a candidate in a federal election?

A) Anyone living in Canada

B) Only public servants

C) A Canadian citizen who is at least 18

D) Anyone aged 16

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16. Why must voting be free?

A) To favour one party

B) To prevent intimidation or pressure

C) To stop debate

D) To speed up campaigns

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17. What is a voting booth used for?

A) To receive a gift

B) To vote in private

C) To meet a candidate

D) To renew a passport

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18. What does “counting the ballots” (the count) mean?

A) Appointing ministers

B) The official counting of votes

C) Creating a new party

D) Closing Parliament

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19. Why do candidates run in an electoral district?

A) To run the police

B) To choose judges

C) To replace the Governor General

D) To represent voters in that area

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20. Which independent body runs federal elections fairly in Canada?

A) Elections Canada

B) The Cabinet

C) The Supreme Court

D) The Senate

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21. What does “universal suffrage” mean?

A) Voting only for soldiers

B) Voting only for elected officials

C) Voting only for property owners

D) The right to vote for all eligible citizens

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