Chapter: Federal Elections - Quiz 02
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Which of the among the information is NOT available in the voter information card?
The specific time to vote.
The voting location.
The contact to call if you need any special service.
The voting date.
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After an election, how does the new government come into being?
The political party that garners the most number of elected representatives becomes the party in power, and the leader of the same party becomes the Prime Minister.
The party that boasts the most number of elected representatives becomes the party in power and the Queen appoints the Prime Minister.
The party with the most elected representatives become the party in power and the Lieutenant Governor appoints the Prime Minister.
The Sovereign appoints both the majority party as well as the Prime Minister that form the government.
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Who chooses the Cabinet Ministers?
The Prime Minister.
The Governor-General.
The House of Commons.
The Governor-General and the Prime Minister.
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Traditionally, how frequent are the members of parliament elected?
After every four years.
Once elected, indefinitely.
After every ten years.
After every five years.
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Which among the following is NOT part of the system of government in Canada?
Republic.
Federal State.
Parliamentary Democracy.
Constitutional Monarchy.
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Which among the following is NOT a shared responsibility between the provincial or territorial government and the federal government?
Citizenship.
Agriculture.
Environment.
Immigration.
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Which among the following is NOT a major political party in the House of Commons?
The Labor Movement Party.
The Liberal Party.
The New Democratic Party.
The Conservative Party.
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The government ministers together with the Prime Ministers are collectively referred to as…?
The Cabinet.
The Board.
The Majority Party.
The Minority Party.
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Which among the following statements is FALSE regarding the voting regulations in Canada?
One can never cast his or her vote unless he or she is on the National Register of Elector’s list.
Your name can be included in the voters’ list at any given time, even on the election day.
You are eligible to vote even without a voter information card.
You can vote even if your name isn’t available on the National Register of Electors’ list.
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