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🍁 Free Canadian citizenship practice

Pass your Canadian Citizenship Test in English or Français

2,000+ questions taken from Discover Canada, the official study guide — with the answers and the exact guide page behind every one.

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  • Real official-style questions
  • EN & FR available
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A real questionDiscover Canada · p. 76

What is the highest court in Canada?

  • The Supreme Court of CanadaCorrect
  • The Federal Court of Canada
  • The Court of Queen’s Bench
  • The provincial trial court

The Supreme Court of Canada is the country’s highest court and its final court of appeal. Every question in the bank shows the guide page it comes from.

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Am I eligible?

Generally, applicants aged 18 to 54 must take the test — those 55 and over, or minors under 18, usually do not. The test itself is taken in English or French.

Eligibility details
Study questions
2,000+multiple choice and true or false
Guide pages cited
3–129Discover Canada, pages 3–129
Pass mark
15/2015 of 20 — the official rule

Four ways to study

From timed simulations to smart learning modules, find the perfect way to prepare.

Timed SimulationFree20 questions against the clock. Answers are revealed at the end.Practice ModeFreePick 5, 10, 20 or 30 questions — by chapter, region or topic — with instant feedback and explanations.Adaptive QuizEliteQuestions are picked from your weakest chapters so every quiz improves you fastest.Target PracticeEliteA quiz made only of questions you got wrong before. Turn mistakes into mastery.
Questions drawn from the official study guideFree to start · Elite $15 once

How it works

  1. 1

    Practice 4 ways

    Timed simulation, practice by chapter or region, adaptive quizzes and target practice on the questions you got wrong.

  2. 2

    Read the source

    The complete Discover Canada guide, searchable, with your own notes on any paragraph.

  3. 3

    Watch it add up

    See your accuracy per chapter and per region, so you know exactly what to study next.

Common questions

Is it free?

Yes. You can start the timed simulation and practice mode without an account, and 20 graded questions a day from a set of 200 are free. A free account saves your progress; Elite ($15 once, no subscription) opens the full 2,000+ question bank, the adaptive quizzes and target practice.

Where do the questions come from?

From Discover Canada, the study guide published by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. Each question shows the guide page it is drawn from and links to that section of the guide.

Is the app bilingual?

Yes — the interface, the questions, the answers and the explanations are all in English and French. Switch language at any time from the header.

Am I ready for the real test?

The citizenship test asks 20 questions and you need 15 correct. The timed simulation uses that same format, so your score there is the honest number to watch.

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No account, no card. Start with 20 free graded questions a day from a 2,000+ question bank, with the full study guide open.

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