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Free Canadian Citizenship Test
Take this free practice test on Canadian government and democracy — covering Parliament, the Prime Minister, Senate, and federal elections. No sign-up required to try the quiz.
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What type of government does Canada have?
What are the three parts of Canada's Parliament?
How often must a federal election be held in Canada?
How does Canada's Prime Minister come to power?
How many senators are there in Canada's Senate?
Canadian Government on the Citizenship Test
Questions about Canada's government make up a large portion of the citizenship test. You'll need to understand how Parliament works, the role of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, the Senate, and how federal elections operate.
Canada is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary democracy. The Parliament of Canada consists of three parts: the Crown (represented by the Governor General), the Senate (105 appointed senators), and the House of Commons (338 elected Members of Parliament).
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