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www.CitizenshipSupport.ca Canadian Citizenship Test Practice Questions — No.1 Online Training in Canada — Discover Canada 2012 One of the conditions to become a Canadian citizen is to pass a Canadian citizenship test. Failure rates have increased up to 30% since March 2010, when the federal government introduced a new, more difficult Canadian citizenship test. To help people pass your test, we developed a professional online training program based on the official government study guide ‘Discover Canada’. This program enables you to • Learn and review the content efficiently, chapter by chapter, with our Chapter Tests and online study material • Practice with our simulations of the official test once you learned all the chapters • Check on your progress with your Test History • Practice on your smartphone with our mobile version… …please visit our website www.CitizenshipSupport.ca for more details. Pass your test or your money back!

Gerome is studying survival and adaptation of a lizard species that reproduces parthenogenetically, producing females only. If significant climate change were to occur, what might be the prognosis for this species?
A. The lack of a need for gametes would allow rapid reproduction.

B. The lack of a need for finding mates would enable survival under any climatic conditions.

C. Hermaphroditism would result in the ready availability of mates.

D. Low genetic variability may result in a major die-off.

E. High genetic variability would favor survival of those genotypes capable of surviving in the new climate.
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Darren is a wildlife technician who is sampling specimens from a deer to determine reproductive condition. Where in the deer would he reliably obtain samples of mature spermatozoa?
A. Bulbourethral glands.

B. Epididymis.

C. Seminal vesicles.

D. Prostate gland.

E. Seminiferous tubules.
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Question 38 of 60 1.667 Points

Anna is infertile and although ultrasound imaging shows that she develops large egg follicles, she fails to ovulate. Most likely her ovaries are failing to respond to what hormone?
A. Progesterone.

B. Estrogen.

C. LH.

D. hCG.

E. FSH.
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Question 39 of 60 1.667 Points

Marcy is studying the population changes of moose on an island. Which of the following would be most likely to operate as a density-dependent limiting factor?
A. Toxic mercury in the soil.

B. Depth of snow.

C. High wind.

D. Fire.

E. Food supply.
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Question 40 of 60 1.667 Points

In Canada the fertility rate is falling and is presently at 1.5 per woman. Is the Canadian population growing, shrinking, or stable? Ignore immigration and emigration.
A. To determine if the population were growing, shrinking, or stable we would have to know the difference between the birth rate and the death rate.

B. The population is growing, because women are adding 1.5 children per year, which is fifty percent more children per year more than would be added to a stable population.

C. The population is shrinking, as the number of children born to a couple does not replace them — the fertility rate must be at least 2.1 to maintain the population size.

D. To determine if the population were growing, shrinking, or stable we would have to know the difference between the fertility rate and the death rate.

E. The population is shrinking, because although the fertility rate may fluctuate, we are told that it is falling.
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Question 41 of 60 1.667 Points

The population of Greece is 11 million people. The birth rate is 9 per thousand per year and the death rate is 9 per thousand per year. The fertility rate is 1.3 children per woman. Estimate the increase in annual food production required to feed the estimated population size one year from now, ignoring immigration and emigration.
A. Zero percent.

B. 9.0 percent.

C. 9 percent.

D. 1.3 percent.

E. .09 percent.

I am 23 and going to school for a paralegal degree. I was in the Army for 3 years and got out in 2006. My husband is still in the Army and his enlistment is up in 2011. We’re thinking of moving to Canada with our 2 kids sometime after that, so I was wondering about jobs…How different is the Canadian legal system from Americas? Will my US paralegal degree have any worth over there? Will our military experience have worth? How hard is it to find a job in Canada? Thanks!

Feeling in a rootikal mood and I just really like this track. Lyrics are so simple but meaningful. If you don’t know, get to know. Originally formed in 1974 as the Soul Supersonics, this six-piece, Jamaican-born reggae act, based in Brooklyn, New York, USA, was led by guitarist/vocalist Errol Moore and other group members included Beres Barnet (guitar, vocals), Paul Henton (bass, vocals), Richard Bertram (drums, percussion), William Brown and John Allen (keyboards). They backed visiting reggae stars and released their first single, “Rocking Time”, in 1977. They followed this with Classical Roots, both records being released in the USA on their Hevyaka label. Under the new name Monyaka (Swahili for “good luck”), they recorded “Stand Up Strong” in 1982. A year later, with just three original members left, they had a UK Top 20 hit with “Go Deh Yaka” (patois for “go to the top”), which cleverly fused reggae and contemporary R&B. The follow-up, “Reggae-matic Funk”, failed to sustain the interest and this unique band joined the ranks of reggae one-hit-wonders. In a short time, Monyaka gathered a sizable following becoming known around the area as key progenitors of the Brooklyn reggae sound. As a result, the group became the number one most requested backing band for any and all of the reggae musicians coming over from Jamaica to Brooklyn during the late 70s and early 80s. Monyaka backed the likes of Dennis Brown, Burning Spear, Black Uhuru, Marcia Griffiths, The Mighty …

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I have an upcoming interview with the Canadian embassy here in the Philippines that will allow me to work in Alberta Canada. I would like to ask some help in passing the immigration interview. Any tips or common question that’s usually being ask by them, I will greatly appreciate the help. Thanks much

Canadian Citizenship Test Information: www.canadianimmigration.co Once you have applied for Canadian citizenship, you will have to take the Canadian citizenship test. This video describes the details and requirements. If you have met the basic requirements for citizenship, and you are between the ages of 18 and 54, then you are required to take the Canadian citizenship test. After applying, Citizenship and Immigration Canada will notify you that they have received your citizenship application, and that they have begun processing. They will send a copy of the study guide for you to carefully read. You will be tested on the information. A notice will be sent to you that will indicate the time and date for your test. When you attend the test, you will need to bring all the original documents of which you had provided photocopies with your application (such as personal identification and immigration documents), as well your passport or any travel documents that pertain to the four years prior to filling out your application. The test is typically written, but it is possible to be called in for an interview with a citizenship judge. Whether it is an oral or written test is decided based on details in your application. For instance, you would be called in for an oral test if you had difficulty reading or writing in either English or French. The Canadian citizenship test evaluates you on two areas: 1. Your knowledge of Canada Some topics that the test will cover are: – the right …

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Im almost done with school which means i will be eligable to emmigrate soon! I just have a few questions about emigrating…

1. Would Canada accept me if im 18 with minor job experience and all but a grade 12 education?
2. How long will this take?
3. Will my gf having our baby in Canada increase my chances?
4. Will me attending a university there increase my chances?

No, were not considering a baby my gf is pregnant
ibu guru – how do you know shes 14? And i didnt rape her i was 17…

She wouldnt be coming either
WTF DJj J!?!?! Her parents wouldnt let her come! And i would pay child support, visit every once in a while and help take care of the baby in the meantime