Citizenship
Rights and Responsilities
Government Levels
Elections And Democracy
Jobs in the Government
100

Someone born in Canada or someone who became a citizen through the citizenship process.

Who is a Canadian citizen?

100

Something guaranteed by law.

What is a Right?

100

Name the three levels of government.

Municipal, Provincial, Federal.

100

What does “democracy” mean?

Rule by the people.

100

Who is the head of the entire country?

The primeminster

200

How many years must a person be a permanent resident before applying for citizenship?

3 years

200

What is a Freedom?

Something you can do without interference.

200

Who is the leader of a municipal government?

The Mayor

200

How long is the maximum term for most elected government workers?

4 years

200

Who represents a riding at the federal level?

A Member of Parliament (MP).

300

Name one requirement to become a Canadian citizen besides living here for 3 years.

Speak English or French / Pay income tax / Pass the citizenship test.

300

Name one Right from the Charter.

Freedom of religion, thought, expression / Right to vote / Move freely / Equality / Use English or French / Legal protection.


300

Who is the Premier of Ontario?

Doug Ford
300

What do we call a person who is running for office in an election?

A candidate

300

Who represents a riding at the provincial level?

A Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP).

400

Which official document proves you are granted Canadian citizenship?

A certificate of citizenship.

400

What is one responsibility of Canadian citizens?

Vote / Improve communities / Respect others’ rights.

400

Name one responsibility of the federal government.

Immigration, citizenship, national defense, international relations, labor, environment, economy.

400

What do voters need to make before voting—an “informed _____”?

decision

400

Who chooses the Senators?

The Prime Minister.

500

Which Indigenous group was officially recognized in the Constitution Act of 1982 along with First Nations and Inuit?

The Métis.

500

Is voting a Right, a Responsibility, or both?

Both
500

What is the job of the Lieutenant Governor?

Represents the King in the province. (Accept extended duties.)

500

Put these election steps in order:
Campaign, voting, election called, tally votes, list of voters created, candidate signs up.

1. Election called
2. Voters list created
3. Candidates sign up
4. Campaign
5. Voting
6. Votes counted

500

Who is the Leader of the Opposition?

The leader of the party that finished second in the federal election.