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Which government controls the use of airwaves for
radio and television signals in Canada? A.
Federal. B. Provincial. C. Municipal. D. Regional
district.
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Why do most of the products we buy in Canada have
bilingual packaging? A. Canadians like
bilingualism. B. The Quebec government forces us
to use French. C. It is federal law to have
bilingual labels. D. Manufacturers prefer
bilingual labels.
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• Why do children and young people go to school
  everywhere in Canada?
• A. Federal law requires school attendance.
• B. All children and young people love to go to
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• C. Each town has laws requiring school
  attendance.
• D. Each province has laws requiring school
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What is the purpose of the executive branch of
government? A. To make laws. B. To discover
public opinion on current issues. C. To interpret
the law. D. To carry out the law.
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B 1
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Three of these political ideologies are alive and
well in Canada, and one is in disrepute. Mark
the odd item. A. Socialism. B. Fascism. C.
Conservatism. D. Liberalism.
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Which of these political ideologies is labeled
right wing? A. Socialism. B. Liberalism. C.
Communism. D. Conservatism.
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Which one of the following ideas could be labeled
democratic? A. Universal suffrage. B. A property
qualification for the franchise. C. Monarchy. D.
Dictatorship.
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B 4
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Which one of the following is an example of a
totalitarian government? A. One-party
government, such as in Nazi Germany. B.
Republican government, such as in the United
States. C. Constitutional monarchy, such as in
Britain. D. Federal government, such as in Canada.
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C 1
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What did the fasces symbol of the fascist party
represent? A. National pride. B. Power to the
workers. C. International brotherhood. D.
Discipline.
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Where did(and does) individual freedom rank in
fascist nations? A. Ahead of all political
goals. B. After the needs of the nation. C.
Freedom of speech is allowed, except for libel
and pornography. D. Freedom is for business only.
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Which of these ideologies is closest to the
Canadian idea of government? A. Democracy. B.
Fascism. C. Communism. D. Dictatorship.
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C 4
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Three of these Canadian institutions are
associated with socialist ideology and one is
not. Mark the odd item. A. Family
Allowances. B. Unemployment Insurance. C. Free
enterprise. D. Old Age Pensions.
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D 1
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Which of these statements best describes the
economic system of Canada? A. Unrestricted
private enterprise. B. Private enterprise with
government intervention. C. Government domination
of industry and business. D. Cradle to grave
economic security for all citizens.
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What is the purpose of the judicial branch of
government? A. To make laws. B. To discover
public opinion on current issues. C. To interpret
the law. D. To carry out the law.
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What is the purpose of the legislative branch of
government? A. To make laws. B. To discover
public opinion on current issues. C. To interpret
the law. D. To carry out the law.
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A 1
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A. Federal. B. Provincial. C. Municipal. D.
Regional district.
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A 2
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A. Canadians like bilingualism. B. The Quebec
government forces us to use French. C. It is
federal law to have bilingual labels. D.
Manufacturers prefer bilingual labels.
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A. Federal law requires school attendance. B.
All children and young people love to go to
school. C. Each town has laws requiring school
attendance. D. Each province has laws requiring
school attendance.
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A. To make laws. B. To discover public opinion on
current issues. C. To interpret the law. D. To
carry out the law.
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B 1
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A. Socialism. B. Fascism. C. Conservatism. D.
Liberalism.
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B 2
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A. Socialism. B. Liberalism. C. Communism. D.
Conservatism.
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B 3
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A. Universal suffrage. B. A property
qualification for the franchise. C. Monarchy. D.
Dictatorship.
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A. One-party government, such as in Nazi
Germany. B. Republican government, such as in the
United States. C. Constitutional monarchy, such
as in Britain. D. Federal government, such as in
Canada.
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C 1
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A. National pride. B. Power to the workers. C.
International brotherhood. D. Discipline.
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C 2
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A. Ahead of all political goals. B. After the
needs of the nation. C. Freedom of speech is
allowed, except for libel and pornography. D.
Freedom is for business only.
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C 3
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A. Democracy. B. Fascism. C. Communism. D.
Dictatorship.
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A. Family Allowances. B. Unemployment
Insurance. C. Free enterprise. D. Old Age
Pensions.
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D 1
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A. Unrestricted private enterprise. B. Private
enterprise with government intervention. C.
Government domination of industry and
business. D. Cradle to grave economic security
for all citizens.
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A. To make laws. B. To discover public opinion on
current issues. C. To interpret the law. D. To
carry out the law.
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A. To make laws. B. To discover public opinion
on current issues. C. To interpret the law. D. To
carry out the law.
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