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1
Freedom of Religion is included in which section?
Mobility Rights
NONE
Fundamental Freedoms
Democratic Rights
2
In which economic system do its citizens tend to pay fewer taxes?
Planned
Mixed
Market
3
What is a lobbyist?
Someone who argues against the government by assassination
A contracted gov't organisation where they build lobbies
Someone hired to argue their point and advocate to the government.
sketchy stalker who argues against the gov for money
4
What is a political platform?
A promise that a political party makes
Promises that a political party won't and can't keep
Promises about who the government will assassinate
Something a political party focuses on to draw voters
5
What is the Provincial Nomination Program?
Refugee's get to choose where they want to live in Canada
Increases likelihood of people with specific skills to move
Where provinces choose people with specific skills to move.
Refugees are forced to move to a specific province
6
What are the features of a market economy?
Ability to make rapid adjustments in response to consumer demands
Lots of consumer choice
State-owned enterprises exist
Government decides what to produce
7
Which of these deals with crimes committed by adults?
Crime code for Canadians
Youth Criminal Justice Act
Criminal Code of Canada
Crime Code of Canada
8
When two doughnut shops start competiting, what could they do first?
Change focus of store
Raise price and quality
Lower Prices
go out of business
9
What is the Act concerning refugees and immigrants?
Jack Sparrow's Accord with the Cannibals of New Zealand
Immigration against Refugee's Protection Act
Protection against Angry Cannibalistic Tribal Humans Act
Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
10
What would Samuel Gompers advocate for?
Communism
Revolution
Unions
Pure Capitalism
11
What is a mixed economy?
Has elements of a free enterprise and command economy
communism
Privately owned businesses that create goods that people buy in markets
Government owns most parts of the economy and decides what’s should be sold
12
A mixed economist would argue that the best way to achieve public good is through
privately owned businesses
Mixing government and coporate ministes
publicly owned businesses
private and publicly owned business
13
What do Cabinet Ministers do?
Attack the Prime Minister verbally
They rule over their specific subject
Advise the Prime Minister on matters relating to their individual portfolio
Sit on their butts swimming in taxes
14
Who chooses the cabinet ministers?
Governor General
they are elected by the ministers from each sector
Prime Minister
The earth raises them up on Mount Olympus
15
What is a majority government?
When the senators throw a party in their honour.
When they refurbish the House of Commons.
When they have under fifty percent of the House of Commons.
When they have fifty percent of all of the seats in the House plus one more
16
Which economic system more strongly values cooperation?
subsistence
planned
mixed
market
17
How many numbered treaties are there?
1
10
14
13
18
Where is Canada on the Economic Contiuum?
Consumerism
Communistic Idealistic Totilarean Government
Free Market of Assassins
Mixed Market
19
When do Senators Retire?
55
65
85
75
20
Who creates laws?
Us
Prime Minister
House of Commons mostly, sometimes the Senate
Supreme Court
21
When is there a Minority Government?
When the ruling party bribes another to help them.
When they own the minority of all senators
When the party with the most seats has fewer than half the seats
When another party helps them.
22
Which of the following is a feature of a mixed economy?
market- based economic system with limited government involvement
economic system in which there is no government regulation at all
central gov. alone decides how to answer all three economic questions
decisions on production & consumption are based on exchange in markets
23
Who owns and operates Crown Corporations?
Corporations
Individual Citizens
The Crown
The Federal Government
24
What is the definition of scarcity?
unlimited wants for unlimited needs
unlimited needs for unlimited wants
limited resources for unlimited wants/needs
unlimited resources for limited wants.needs
25
When does supply go up?
When prices stay the same
When we destroy all contracts that they own
When demand goes down
When haters start hating on a company for an accidental idea
26
In which economic system does the government control all the factors of production?
market
planned
mixed
subsistence
27
Name an example of a mixed economy
USA
USSR
Bitcoin
Canada
28
The following ideas are all examples of....
Advantages of a Market Economy
Roles of Consumers in a Mixed Economy
Roles of Resources in a Market Economy
Advantages of a Mixed Economy
29
To which group does the numbered treaties apply?
First Canadians
Metis
Inuit
First Nations
30
How do you become a juror?
A letter showing you will be killed if you don't go to court
A letter showing that you have to come to court
You are charged triple in taxes until you come to court.
A phone call from the offender to be the juror.
31
The opposite of a market economy is..
A command economy
The government
Mr. Lisboa's garage sale
An Economy
32
Who determines what and how much of a product is needed in a market economy?
Producers, consumers, and the government
Buyers (Consumers)
Sellers (Producers)
The Government
33
Which economic system is rarely a democracy?
mixed
planned
market
34
What are other names for a command economy?
Control
Fascist
Free market
Centrally planned
35
Supply is lowered. Demand is High. Price....
... increases
... not sure/don't know
... decreases
... stays the same
36
In which economic system do governments tend to have some control over resources?
planned
subsistence
mixed
market
37
Which of the following are examples of a command economies?
China in the second half of the 20th century
USSR
Cuba
Canada
38
The following picture is an example of which factor of production?
capital
labour
land
39
What is a feature market economy?
No one is in charge
Individuals thorugh their behaviour influence what gets produced
Government is in charge
Both government and individuals are in charge
40
The Liberal government will shift the economy left which means...
they will fix the downturn in the economy
less government involvement
more government involvement
their policies are less correct
41
What Taxation Model do we follow?
Assassinations for Governmental Organisations
Canada's
Exponential Increases per tax bracket
America's
42
What is the law of demand?
The law set by police
when the price decreases, the demand increases
Argue until you get what you want
when the price increases,the demand decreases
43
The following picture is an example of which factor of production?
labour
capital
land
44
What are the "factors of production" that countries use to build wealth?
land, labour, capital
scarcity, land, economics
land, labour, scarcity
land, labour, economies
45
Which of the following is NOT one of the basic economic questions?
For whom to produce?
What to produce?
Why to produce?
How to produce?
46
Which economic system does the cartoon below best describe?
market
planned
subsistence
mixed
47
Which of these is a Market economy?
people & firms act in their own best interest to answer the questions.
households own the factors of production and consume goods and services.
allocation of scarce resources stems from ritual, habit, or custom
central gov. alone decides how to answer all three economic questions
48
What problem of a pure market economy is identified in the following picture?
too much competition
too few fish
lack of food
lack of competition
49
Which economic system more strongly values individualism?
subsistence
planned
mixed
market
50
What style is Canada's Economy?
The Money Making Style
Consumerism
America's Style
Consumeristical Totilarian Views
51
What are our rights protected by?
Canadian Charter
The Boat of Rights and Freedoms
The Canadian Association of charter boats
The charter boats
52
In Canada, government-owned corporations were formed in order to...
prevent large corporations from laying off workers
supply services not provided by private enterprise
protect consumers by providing competition to private companies
encourate foreign investment in the economy
53
The following picture is an example of which factor of production?
labour
capital
land
54
What does the Senate do in the creation of bills?
Show them to the public
Vote for whatever the Prime Minister wants.
suggests edits.
They have no role
55
What does YCJA stand for?
Youth Crime Justice Act
Youth Criminal Justice Association
Yams Camping Journalism Act
Youth Criminal Justice Act
56
____ chooses the Senators on behalf of the _____
Governer General, Prime Minister
Executive Branch, Prime Minister
Prime Minister, Governer General
They are elected by Americans
57
Supply is high. Demand is low. Prices should be...
... increased
... lowered
... not sure/don't know
... terrible
58
The Police have to charge a child who committed a crime
False
True
59
How Many branches in the Government?
4
5
3
9
60
What was the main *stated* objective of the Indian Act?
assimilate
Give them rights
similate
Assassination
61
When did women get the right to vote?
2015
1918
47209
1934
62
Who was imprisoned in internment camps?
Japanese
Romans
Vietnamese
Greeks
63
What type of economic system would the following quote support?
mixed
subsistence
market
planned
64
Which economic system more strongly values everyone sharing equally?
planned
mixed
market
subsistence
65
To what province did the Manitoba Schools Act apply?
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ontario
66
What is supply?
The amount of something available
The Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890
The number of consumers who want it
I don't know
67
How do we interview refugees and immigrants?
point quiz
essay
letter correspondence
assassinations to see how they react under pressure
68
Supply depends on the willingness and ability of
donors to contribute.
advertisers to promote.
producers to produce.
consumers to purchase.
69
Who determines what will be produced in a pure Market Economy?
government
consumers
labour
entrepreneurs
70
Which branch does the Prime Minister take part in?
Legislative
Executive
All of the Above
Judicial
71
Who determines what and how much to produce in a command economy?
Buyers (Consumers)
Producers, consumers, and the government
The Government
Sellers (Producers)
72
What type of economic system is found in most Market economies?
Capitalism
Socialism
COOKIES!!!!
Communism
73
Which of the following is a Mobility Right?
You have the right to live in France and own a house there.
You have the right to move and work anywhere within Canada
You have the right to stay in or leave Canada.
You have the right to stay in Canada
74
When price, supply, and demand are in balance they have achieved...
... enlightenment
not sure/don't know
... equalization
... equilibrium
75
Which sector of the government presides over courts of law?
Supreme Court
Executive
Legislative
Judicial
76
Which economic system will oversee business through more regulations.
mixed
market
subsistence
planned
77
Who Runs the Question Period?
The Executive Branch
Supreme Court
The Speaker
Prime Minister
78
The following picture would most likely happen in which economic system?
Planned
Market
Mixed
Subsistence
79
Which is a part of Democratic Rights in the Charter?
vote for a municipal government
Move anywhere and earn a living
vote for a new government at least every 5 years.
vote for a new government every 7 years
80
Which of the following is an economic concept in which resource is limited and demand is not?
Production
Taxes
Scarcity
Market
81
The following picture is an example of which factor of production?
labour
land
capital
82
Which of these is a factor of production?
Money
Land
Capital
Labour
83
Which of these is a command economy?
central gov. alone decides how to answer all three economic questions
allocation of scarce resources stems from ritual, habit, or custom
Buyers and sellers come together to make economic decisions
people & firms act in their own best interest to answer the questions.
