CITIZENSHIP TEST PRACTICE

Canadian citizenship test: key words video lessons

25 important words for the Canadian citizenship test, explained one at a time. Each word has a simple meaning, an example, a memory tip and an icon. At the end of each part there are three quick questions. Every video has captions.

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Key words explained

1. The Crown and the leaders

Sovereign, Governor General, Prime Minister, Premier, Mayor, Cabinet

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2. Parliament

Parliament, House of Commons, Senate, Member of Parliament, Opposition, Royal Assent

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3. Elections, rights and courts

Riding, Ballot, Minority government, Charter, Supreme Court, Presumption of innocence

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4. The country and its peoples

Confederation, Federal, Constitution, Province, Territory, Aboriginal peoples, Francophone

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Every video shows and says each key word in English. The words are in the order they are easiest to learn, not the order of any book.

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Questions and meanings are our own wording and follow the topics of the published study guide. We do not copy its text and we do not use government logos or images. Background music was made for these videos and is free to use.