5.6 Canada’s Government – 🍁The Canadian Experience

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#1. How many judges are there in the Supreme Court of Canada?

Nine

Twelve

Seven

Five

#2. How many government parts does the Canadian Parliament have?

Four

One

Two

Three

#3. The members of the House of Commons are appointed by the Prime Minister.

True

False

#4. Who make up the House of Commons?

Sovereign, Government members and Opposition members

Governor General, Prime Minister, and the Senate members

Supreme Court judges, government members and Senate members

Government members and Opposition members

#5. Which is the highest court in Canada?

The Supreme Court

The Senate

The Federal Court of Canada

The Provincial Courts

#6. What is the Executive Branch of the government composed of?

The House of Commons

The Prime Minister and the Cabinet

The Cabinet

The Prime Minister

#7. The Judicial Branch of the Government is composed of:

Select all that apply:

The Supreme Court

The Senate

The Federal Court of Canada

The Provincial Courts

#8. Who represents the Sovereign in Canada?

Lieutenant Governor

Governor General

Prime Minister

Commissioner

#9. Who appoints the judges of the Supreme Court of Canada?

The Premier

The Prime Minister

The Governor General

The Sovereign

#10. The responsibility of the Executive Branch of the government includes:

Managing educational policies for all Provinces and Territories

Managing healthcare policies for all Provinces and Territories

The operations and policies of the government

Overseeing legal cases of Canadian citizens

#11. Who is a part of the legislative branch of Canada’s government that passes new laws?

Select all that apply:

Premiers

The Sovereign

House of Commons

Senate

#12. What are the three main parts of the Canadian Parliament?

Prime Minister, Cabinet, and Senate

Sovereign (represented by Governor General), Prime Minister, Leader of Opposition

Cabinet, Senate, and House of Commons

Sovereign (represented by Governor General), Senate and House of Commons

#13. The Senators in the Parliament are appointed on Prime Minister’s recommendation.

True

False