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Mr E. Civics [CHV 2O1] - Review
Mr E. Civics [CHV 2O1] - Review
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Unit 2 CHV Civics
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1
The
highest court
in Canada is:
The Supreme Court of Canada
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
The Supreme Court of Ontario
The Civil Court
2
When a
King or Queen is head of State
but has no real power, it is called a:
Governor Theocracy
Constitutional Monarchy
Constitutional Republic
Constitutionalism
3
The political party with the
second highest number of seats
is called:
Official Critic
Official Opposition
Second In Charge
Shadow Cabinet
4
What is a law called
before
it becomes a law?
Balloon
Beak
Bill
Ball
5
True or False:
Canadian Senators are appointed.
False
True
6
The principle that in elections, representation should be
based proportionally on population
.
First-Past-The-Post
Representative Democracy
Popular Vote
Representation by Population
7
The
Governor General
is a member of:
The Federal Legislature
The Provincial Legislature
The Local Board
The U.K Parliament
8
Who is the Member of Parliament for London-West?
Ariel Kayabaga
Kathleen Wynne
Linda Jeffrey
Andrea Horwath
9
What is the title/position of an elected representative of a federal riding?
Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario
Leader of Opposition
Member of Parliament
Governor General
10
he became leader of the federal NDP.
Jagmeet Singh
Linda Jeffrey
Raj Grewal
Justin Trudeau
11
The
three (3) levels
of Government are:
Legislative, Executive, Judicial
Queen, Prime Minister, Governor General
Municipal, Legislative, Prime Minister
Federal, Provincial, Municipal
12
True or False:
In Canada, we vote directly for our Prime Minister.
True
False
13
Who is the current
Leader of the Opposition
?
Maxime Bernier
Pierre Poilievre
Rona Ambrose
Lisa Raitt
14
The current
Governor General
is:
Michaelle Jean
Adrienne Clarkson
Beverley McLachlin
Mary Simon
15
How many seats does a party need to become the
Majority Government
in Canada
170
100
200
150
16
The
group of ministers
who decide what the government policy should be is known as:
The Senate
The House of Representatives
The Cabinet
The House of Commons
17
The
Constitution Act, 1982
requires that
no more
than ____ years pass between elections.
3
4
6
5
18
True or False:
The Federal Government is responsible for education, roads and hospitals.
True
False
19
The
three (3) branches
of Canadian Government are?
Cabinet, Prime Minister, Governor General
Legislative, Executive, Judicial
Queen, Prime Minister, Governor General
Federal, Provincial, Local
20
What is the top position in the
Municipal Government
?
Mayor
Premier
President
Prime Minister
21
True or False
: The Progressive Conservative Party holds the majority in Ontario.
True
False
22
The
Legislative Assembly of Ontario
is located in this city:
Toronto
Ottawa
Kingston
Sarnia
23
Who gives
Royal Assent
to new laws?
The Head Page
The Leader of the Opposition Party
The Prime Minister
The Governor General
24
True or False
: The Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario is Elizabeth Dowdswell.
False
True
25
The
level of government
responsible for parks and recreation, public transit and libraries.
Federal
Provincial
Municipal
State
26
True or False:
An MP represents the federal level; an MPP represents the provincial level.
True
False
27
A governing party that has
less than half of the seats
in the House of Commons is called:
Coalition Government
House Government
Minority Government
Majority Government
28
On the
political spectrum
, this "side" believes in law and order and maintaining tradition.
Centre
Left-wing
Right-wing
Independent
29
On the
political spectrum
, this "side" believes in free social services and education.
Independent
Centre
Left-wing
Right-wing
30
For the purpose of
government
and
elections
, each province is divided into __________.
Constituencies
Electorial Districts
Ridings
All of the above