CanadaRights 21 · Rights and responsibilities
How does Canadian law treat so-called honour killings and female genital mutilation?
- aAs private family matters
- bAs acceptable if they are part of a tradition
- cAs minor offences with small fines
- dAs serious crimes that are severely punishedCorrect answer
Why?
Canada does not accept cultural practices that harm people because of their gender. Honour killings and female genital mutilation are serious crimes.
Check yourself
Would you know these too?
The same number of questions and the same pass mark as the real test, marked at once. Your first mock is free and needs no account.
Take a free mock examRights 22
Canadians say that no one is above the law. What does this mean?Correct answer:Governments and officials must obey the law too
Rights 23
Which of these is one of the responsibilities of Canadian citizenship?Correct answer:Taking responsibility for yourself and your family
Rights 24
What should a Canadian citizen do when called to serve on a jury?Correct answer:Serve, because it is required by law
Rights 25
For Canadian citizens, what is voting in elections?Correct answer:Both a right and a responsibility
Source
Our own practice questions on the facts of the official study guide “Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship”. They are not the real test questions, which are not published, and no wording of the guide is reused. Each was written, answered blind and fact-checked by separate passes. Not affiliated with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
Official informationTry it under exam conditions.
The same number of questions and the same pass mark as the real test, marked at once. Your first mock is free and needs no account.
The pass CA$19.99 · 180 days of access for one payment — it never renews