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Social Studies 9 - Chapter 3: Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Review
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Canadians can vote in elections for whomever they choose. This is a...
Democratic Right
Equality Right
Legal Right
Mobility Right
2
Pick one of the
TWO
rights or freedoms that are given to Canadian citizens
ONLY
?
Right to a fair trial
Freedom of religion
Right to leave and enter Canada freely
Right to vote
3
Having rights and freedoms is specific to what type of government?
Democracy
Socialism
Dictatorship
Monarchy
4
Which is NOT a Canadian Democratic right?
Right to an election every 5 years
Right to vote
Right to acess the Internet
Right to run for office in government
5
Fundamental freedoms guaranteed by the Charter include the freedom to...
stop those who are not acting like true Canadians
oppose those who do not share the same cultural values
organize peaceful meetings and demonstrations
force religion upon others
6
Canadians have the freedom to express their opinion, but their responsibility is:
Not to occupy someone else’s property
To ensure your demonstrations are peaceful
Not to use racial slurs or hate speech
To vote on Election Day
7
Canadians rely on the _______________ to protect and enforce our rights
Justice System
Executive Branch
Senate
Prime Minister
8
Canadians may work wherever they like in Canada. This is a...
Democratic Right
Mobility Right
Equality Right
Legal Right
9
Restricting rights is allowed in ordered to maintain...
Total Control
Safety
Freedom
Democracy
10
Failing to provide interpreters for people in court who rely on sign language is a violation of
Equality rights
Fundamental freedoms
Mobility rights
Democratic rights
11
With the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canadians can...
provide support in the making of new laws in Canada
make new laws that uphold their rights
ignore certain rights and freedoms
challenge laws that restrict their rights
12
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is...
the second highest law in Canada
not part of the Constitution
applied to federal laws, not provincial or territorial laws
part of the highest law in Canada, the Canadian Constitution
13
Who is considered the "Father" of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
Jean Chrétien
Pierre Tudeau
Steven Harper
Fathers of Confederation
14
Freedom of conscience and religious worship are ...
Equality Rights
Mobility Rights
Democratic Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
15
Which is NOT a Fundamental Freedom in Canada?
Freedom of thought and belief
Freedom to do what ever you want
Freedom of religion
Freedom to assemble peacefully
16
Which of the following is an equality right?
The right to practice your religion
The right to receive postal services in English and French
The right to move to any province you like
The right to live free of discrimination or prejudice
17
Equality before and under law, and equal protection and benefit of law. These are...
Equality Rights
Legal rights
Democratic rights
Mobility rights
18
If Canadians think their Charter Rights and Freedoms aren't being respected, they can...
Email the Prime Minister
Call the police
You can challenge that action in court
Write a letter to Canada Post
19
This court will strike down laws that restrict rights in an unjustified way...
Provincial Court of Appeal
Supreme Court of Canada
Federal Court of Canada
Federal Appeals Court
20
When was the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms signed into law?
1982
1992
1882
1892
21
Under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms...
All people in Canada, citizens or not, have the same rights
Canadians cannot challenge laws that restrict their rights
The government can never restrict the rights of citizens
Government is justified in restricting rights when necessary
22
Democratic rights include the right to...
Run for election, participate in an election, and vote
Vote twice in every election
Run for election only if you're a second generation Canadian
Have an election every year
23
Which of the following statements is
TRUE
?
The charter applies to only minority populations in Canada
The charter can restrict rights if necessary
The charter only applies to majorities in Canada
Trudeau can take away rights as he pleases
24
The right to vote for a new government at least every five years is...
A democratic right
A mobility right
A fundamental freedom
A legal right
25
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is one part of the...
Canadian Human Rights Society
Canadian Parliament
Canadian Senate
Canadian Constitution
26
Charter gives everyone in Canada the same rights, whether or not they're Canadian, except for
The right to vote
The right to associate with any person or group
The right to move anywhere in Canada
The right to express your opinions
27
Which branch makes decisions about how to interpret and apply the Charter?
Judicial
Democratic
Legislative
Executive
28
Some of the things people can be discriminated on include...
mental/physical disability
race/ethnicity
gender
age
29
Which is NOT correct. Upon arrest, Canadians must be informed of...
which jail they would like to be taken to
An explanation of why you are being detained
the fact that you have the right to a lawyer
The reason for their arrest
30
The Charter was made part of the constitution in 1982 for which of the following reasons?
To ensure that all Canadians were protected by the same laws
To please the British monarchy
To help Canadians be the same and act like one citizen body
Ensure all Canadians can fight for their rights in court
31
The right to be free of imprisonment, search and seizure without reasons backed by law is a...
Equality Right
Democratic Right
Mobility Right
Legal Right
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The Charter was created in order to...
Provide equal protection to everyone under the law
All of the above
Recognize the rights and freedoms of all who live in Canada
Enshrine basic rights and freedoms in the Constitution
