Canadian citizenship test
Twenty questions stand between you and the oath.
Practise with full-length timed tests built from Discover Canada — the same guide the real exam is drawn from. Every question tells you why the answer is right, which is the part most practice sites leave out.
Why this one
Most practice tests tell you that you were wrong. None of them tell you why.
A score alone does not teach anything. Every question here carries a written explanation, so a wrong answer becomes the one thing worth having: a reason you will remember on the day.
Tests are fixed sets, not random draws, so a retake is comparable to the last attempt. Each one is scored against the real pass mark and timed to the real limit, because practising under looser conditions teaches the wrong habit.
The syllabus
Eleven topics, straight from the guide
Every question is tagged to a chapter of Discover Canada and to the section of the Citizenship Regulations the exam is legally defined by — so practice covers what is actually examinable, not what is merely interesting.
- Demander la citoyenneté
- Les droits et responsabilités liés à la citoyenneté
- Qui sommes-nous, les Canadiens?
- L'histoire du Canada
- Le Canada moderne
- Les Canadiens et leur système de gouvernement
- Les élections fédérales
- Le système de justice
- Les symboles canadiens
- L'économie canadienne
- Les régions du Canada
Start
Take the free test first. Decide afterwards.
The first full test costs nothing and needs no account — it is a genuine 20-question paper covering all eleven topics, not a teaser. If it tells you what you need to know, that may be all you need.