Canadian Citizenship Test

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All questions and answers have been selected carefully and verified as close as the real test. The actual Citizenship Exam consists of twenty multiple choice questions. You can use this application to practice answering the same multiple choice questions that may appear on the real citizenship test, or simply understand more about Canada. Keep practice makes perfect!

Failure rates for immigrants writing citizenship tests have soared when tougher questions and revamped rules made it harder for newcomers to become Canadian. This application is used to study and prepare you for the Canadian Citizenship Test. Intended to be plain simple and easy to learn; By using the app, you not only study fast, but also finish the real test as quick as possible. Records show that most people using the app only need 5 minutes to complete the real test

Canadian Citizenship Test

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★ You are required to pass a Canadian citizenship test in order to become a Canadian. You will have to take the test if you are between 18 and 54 years old. You also need fulfill all the other requirements for becoming a Canadian citizen

★ The test is the last step before the citizenship ceremony.

★ The test, taken in English or French, will confirm that you have sufficient knowledge of Canada (geography, history, society, values, etc.) and that you understand the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.

★ The test is based on the Discover Canada study guide. The written test consists of 20 questions that you have to answer within 30 minutes. You have to answer at least 15 questions correctly (so you are allowed 5 incorrect answers). The test is multiple-choice, which means you will be presented with 4 possible answers for each question (unless it is a True/False question with only two possible answers) and you will need to pick the best answer.

★ IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) will send you a letter informing you where and when to take your test.

★ The test is usually written, but in some cases it might be oral and take place in the form of an interview with a citizenship officer. IRCC will decide if your test is written or oral, depending on their various criteria.