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Intro to Social 9
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In this stage of the Bill to Law process, opinions are gathered and a report is written...
Committee Stage
Second Reading
Report Stage
Third Reading
2
If a youth vandalizes a building, making them clean up their mess is an example of….
Addressing Underlying Circumstances
Rehabilitation and Reintegration
Keeping them separate from the adult system
Meaningful Consequences
3
A taxation model is a policy about....
All of the above
What to tax
How much to tax
How to spend tax dollars
4
What Act of Parliament put the Indigenous People on reserves?
Residential Schools Act
Royal Proclamation
Indian Act
Numbered Treaties
5
This type of economic system is controlled by individuals...
Mixed
Market
Socialist
Planned
6
What is an extrajudicial measure?
additional time in jail
A lengthy trial by judge
Consequence outside of the court system
Trial by a jury of the offender's peers
7
Which of the following is
NOT
a Fundamental Freedom?
Freedom of Observation
Freedom of Religion
Freedom of Expression
Freedom of Association
8
Services provided by a government to reduce economic inequalities are known as...
Welfare
Tax Breaks
Social Programs
Unemployment Insurance
9
What is an Advocacy Group?
Advisor to the Governor General
An organization that stands up for young offenders
The council of the Vice Prime Minister
Legal consultants to the Supreme Court
10
The right to earn a living in Canada falls under which category of rights?
Mobility Rights
Democratic Rights
Equality Rights
Legal Rights
11
A Canadian company that is owned by the government is called a...
Crown Corporation
Canadian Conglomerate
Private Enterprise
Publicly Traded Company
12
These individuals are responsible for portfolios such as Agriculture, Education and Health
Supreme Court
Cabinet
House of Commons
Senate
13
This type of economy is entirely controlled by the government...
Planned
Socialist
Mixed
Market
14
The point where demand meets with supply is known as the...
Monoploy
Sale Point
Equilibrium Point
Competition
15
The ability for provinces to select the immigrants they want is known as the...
Provincial Nomination Program
Immigration Act
Singh Decision
Refugee Act
16
A measure of personal and collective well-being is known as...
Citizenship
Quality of Life
Governance
Identity
17
Factors that cause people to leave their home county are called...
Extermination Factors
Push Factors
Pull Factors
Relocation Factors
18
What is the term for someone who is forced out their country?
Immigrant
Refugee
Coyote
Terrorist
19
The process of people establishing homes in a country that is not their native country is
Sovereignty
Refugee
Emmigration
Immigration
20
Which if the following is
NOT
a stage in the Bill to Law Process?
First, Second and Third Reading
Constitutional Stage
Committee Stage
Royal Assent
21
When there is not enough supply to meet a great demand, this is called….
Scarcity
Monoply
Capital Loss
Consumerism
22
When one producer controls all the production of a certain good, this is known as ...
Competition
Supply
Demand
Monopoly
23
Which of the following is NOT a Factor of Production?
Scarcity
Land
Labour
Capital
24
Another term for an underground economy is a ____________ market
Red
Yellow
Brown
Black
25
What to produce, how to produce it and who will get it are known as the....
Equilibrium Point
Factors of Production
Factors of Scarcity
Basic Economic Questions
26
Which of the following is not a class of immigrants allowed into Canada?
Economic Immigrant
Refugee
Family Class
Statutory Immigrant
27
When supply is high and demand is low, price goes _______
Down
None of the above
Up
Stays the same
28
Which of the following is
NOT
a BIG Idea that will be studied this year?
Identity
Worldview
Citizenship
Quality of Life
29
Canada can be described as a ________________ economic system.
Mixed
Planned
Market
Socialist
30
When workers stop working, in order to bring about change, this is known as a...
Strike
Guild
Mediation
Lockout
31
When a party wins more than 50% of the seats in the House of Commons, it is called a...
Conservative Government
Majority Government
Liberal Government
Minority Government
32
Collective Rights are given to the following people in Canada...
First Nations
All of the Above
Metis
Anglophones and Francophones
33
Which of the following is
NOT
one of the objectives of the YCJA?
Incarcerate Youth
Separate from the adult system
Provide Meaningful Consequences
Reintegrate and Rehabilitate
34
Who is our current Prime Minister?
Elizabeth May
Stephen Harper
Rachel Notley
Justin Trudeau
35
An example of an environmental issue is...
Youth Advocacy Reform
Trans Mountain/Keystone Pipeline
LGBTQ spaces in schools
Electorate Reform
36
The First Nations were forced to become part of a different cultural group through
Colonialism
Collective Rights
Accord
Assimilation
37
The belief that one's culture is superior to all others is known as...
Sovereignty
Slogan
Imperialism
Ethnocentrism
38
The following ad uses which technique?
Testimonial
Glittering Generalities
Emotional Appeal
Bandwagon Effect
39
Rights that are granted through ancestral identity are known as...
Autonomy Rights
Scrip
Inherent Rights
Democratic Rights
40
More government involvement in an economic system is known as a...
Shift Left
Shift Right
No Movement
None of the ABove
41
Perspectives on environmental issues include all of the following except...
Consumers
Government
Debaters
Environmentalists
42
Who a person is and the characteristics or attributes that make them unique is one's...
Citizenship
Identity
Quality of Life
Collective Identity
43
The right to be free of search and seizure without evidence falls under which right?
Legal Rights
Equality Rights
Mobility Rights
Fundamental freedoms
44
The following print ad, is an example of which of the following advertising techniques?
Testimonial
Scientific Appeal
Bandwagon Effect
Glittering Generalities
45
Which of the following events granted the First Nations rights to land?
Royal Proclamation
Indian Act
Numbered Treaties
BNA Act
46
A decision by consumers to stop buying a product or a service is known as a...
Boycott
Strike
Monopoly
Protest
47
The following ad uses which type of advertising technique?
Plain Folks Appeal
Testimonial
Scientific Appeal
Emotional Appeal
48
What is a lobbyist?
An elected member of parliament
An appointed member of the Senate
Someone hired to influence MP's and government officials
The Prime Minister's special advisor
49
The ability of the government to restrict individual rights for the benefit of society is the
Internment Act
Notwithstanding Clause
Indian Act
The War Measures Act
50
A sense of belonging and contributing is known as which of the following BIG ideas?
Citizenship
Identity
Quality of Life
Collective Identity
51
Who is this?
Queen Elizabeth II
Former Chief Justice Beverly McLachlin
Governor General Julie Payette
Premier of Alberta Rachel Notley
52
When a political party wins less then 50% of the seats but the more seats than other parties...
Conservative government
Minority Government
Majority Government
Coalition Government
53
Misrepresenting what you earn, to avoid paying taxes, is known as....
Tax evasion
Taxation model
Social Programs
Tax Base
54
What are the three branches of Canada's Federal Political System?
Governor General, Mayor, Cabinet
Supreme Court, Queen, Legislative
Executive, Senate, Parliament
Executive, Legislative, Judicial
55
What is the Act called that deals with young offenders in Canadian society?
Juvenile Deliquent Act
Young Offenders Act
Criminal Code of Canada
Youth Criminal Justice Act
56
An example of the Notwithstanding Clause in action is the...
Anti Terrorism Act
No Fly List
Driver's License Photos
All of the Above
57
The right to be free of discrimination falls under the category of...
Legal Rights
Equality Rights
Mobility Rights
Democratic Rights
58
Health care provided by the Canadian Government is...
Public
Socialist
None of the above
Private
59
This group interprets and enforces laws….
Governor General
Executive Branch
Supreme Court
House of Commons
60
This print ad is an example of which of the following advertising techniques?
Bandwagon Effect
Plain Folks Appeal
Scientifc Appeal
Testimonial
61
The criteria for economic immigrants to gain entrance into the country is known as the
Points Test
Entrance Exam
SAT
Nothwithstanding Clause
62
Which of the following are factors that should influence consumer spending
Jobs
Identity
All of the above
Health and Safety
63
The document that outlines how Canada is to be governed is the........
Constitution
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
BNA Act
Quebec Act
64
Found in the Legislative Branch, these people give "sober second thought" to all bills...
Supreme Court
Members of Parliament
House of Commons
Senate
65
What 2 Rights are guaranteed to Official Language Groups?
Minority Language Education Rights
Official Bilingualism
Both A and C
Parti de Francophone Rights
66
Something that attracts immigrants to a country is called a...
Pull Factor
Emigrant Factor
Push Factor
Motive
67
A sense of distinctiveness shared by a group of people is known as....
Quality of Life
Collective identity
Identity
Citizenship
68
Which of the following is
NOT
a criteria for an issue?
A personal point of view
Requires critical thinking and personal reflection
Receives a wide range of different responses
An open-ended, unbiased question
