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Grade 10 Civics Test
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1What is a autocratic society?
- Aa society ran by one person
i.e. Cuba, Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia - Ba society ran by a religion
i.e. Iran, Saudi Arabia, The Vatican - Ca society including people from different countries and different cultural backgrounds
i.e. Canada, The United States, The United Kingdom
- Aa society ran by one person
2What is a theocratic society?
- AA society ran by one person
i.e. Cuba, Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia - BA society ran by a religion
i.e. Iran, Saudi Arabia, The Vatican - CA society including people from different cultural backgrounds and countries
i.e. Canada, The United States, The United Kingdom
- AA society ran by one person
3A multicultural society includes:
- Apeople from different countries
- Bpeople from different cultural backgrounds
- Conly people from that country
- Donly allows Maltese
4A [blank_start]defined area[blank_end] where [blank_start]voters elect[blank_end] a member of [blank_start]parliament[blank_end] for [blank_start]legislature[blank_end]. Member of [blank_start]Parliament[blank_end]. Member of [blank_start]Provincial Parliament[blank_end].
- Adefined area
- Bvoters elect
- Cparliament
- Dlegislature
- EParliament
- FProvincial Parliament
5What are the three levels of government?
- ALiberal, Provincial, and Conservative
- BFederal, Provincial, and Liberal
- CFederal, Provincial, and Municipal
- DConservative, Liberal, and NDP
6What position does this person play in the Canadian government?
- APrime Minister of Ontario
- BGovernor General of Canada
7Who is this?
- AJustin Trudeau
- BJohn Tory
- CPierre Trudeau
- DRichard Wagner
- EPerry Bellegarde
- FJulie Payette
- GElizabeth Dowdeswell
- HKathleen Wynne
- IKim Campbell
- JHazel Mcallion
- KPierre Trudeau
- LJustin Trudeau
- MJohn Tory
- NRichard Wagner
- OPerry Bellegarde
- PBan Ki-moon
8A [blank_start]document[blank_end] that outlines a new [blank_start]law[blank_end] to be set before [blank_start]Parliament[blank_end] for consideration and starts from the [blank_start]Governor General's[blank_end] speech.
- Adocument
- Bpaper
- Cbill
- Dlaw
- Ebill
- Fdocument
- GParliament
- HParliment
- IThe House of Commons
- JGovernor General's
- KQueen
- LPrime Minister
9How does a bill receive Royal assent?
- ABill is presented to the Queen
- BBill is presented to Governor General
- CIt may be approved by the Governor General on behalf of the Queen
- DIt may be approved by the Queen on behalf of the Governor General
- EAfter it has been given Royal assent, it can be passed as law
- FAfter it has been given Royal assent, the citizens must vote whether they agree or not
10What party would most support maintaining the history and tradition of the Canadian society?
- AThe Liberal Party
- BThe Conservative Party
- CBloc Quebecois
11What party would most support changes in Canadian society?
- AThe Liberal Party
- BNew Democratic Party
- CGreen Party
12The Federal court of Appeal is the highest level of court in Canada
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
13Canadian judges are appointed by the Prime Minister on advice of the Governor General
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
14What are some legal right one has as a Canadian citizen?
- ARight to vote
- BFreedom of religion
- CObey Canada's law
- DGiven a reason as to why undergoing arrest
15In what order are the phases of the election process?
- AThe Call, The Campaign, Voters List
- BThe Campaign, Voters List, The Call
- CVoters List, The Call, The Campaign
16The Call is when...
- Athe Queen's representative calls for election
- Bplatforms are stating to be promoted
- Cnames of citizens that are eligible to vote are given in
17The campaign is when...
- Athe Queen's representative calls for an election
- Bplatforms are being promoted
- Cnames of citizens eligible to vote are given in
18The Voters list is....
- Athe Queen's representative calls for an election
- Bplatforms are being promoted
- Cnames of citizens eligible to vote are given in
19What duties does the Federal government have to fulfill?
- AAgriculture
- BFinance
- CHealth
- DCitizenship
- EAirports
- FMuseums
- GEducation
- HTourism Parks
- IPublic Transportation
- JRecreational Parks
20What duties does the Municipal government have to fulfill?
- AAirports
- BLibraries
- CMuseum
- DPublic Transportation
- EAgriculture
- FCitizenship
- GFinance
- HEducation
- ITransportation
- JTourism Parks
21What duties does the Provincial government have to fulfill?
- AEducation
- BRecreational Parks
- CTransportation
- DTourism Parks
- ELibraries
- FAirports
- GHealth
- HAgriculture
- IFinance
- JCitizenship
22How does a bill move through parliament?
- AFirst Reading > Second Reading > Committee > Third Reading > The Senate > Bill Passed
- BFirst Reading > Second Reading > Third Reading > Committee > The Senate > Bill Passed
- CCommittee > First Reading > Second Reading > Third Reading > The Senate > Bill Paases
23Who is this person
- AElizabeth Dowdeswell
- BKathleen Wynne
- CJulie Payette
- DKim Campbell
- EJulie Payette
- FElizabeth Dowdeswell
- GKim Campbell
- HKathleen Wynne
- IKathleen Wynne
- JJulie Payette
- KElizabeth Dowdeswell
- LKim Campbell
24What role does this person play in the Canadian government?
- APremier of Ontario
- BGovernor General
- CLieutenant Governor of Ontario
- DPrime Minister
- EMayor of a city in Ontario
- FGovernor General of Canada
- GLieutenant Governor of Ontario
- HPrime Minister
- IPremier of Ontario
- JMayor of a city in Ontario
- KPremier of Ontario
- LMayor of a city in Ontario
- MGovernor General of Canada
- NLieutenant Governor of Ontario
- OPrime Minister
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