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Froggy Jumps Oakes & Charter QuizOnline version Test your Charter knowledge by Amelia Codrington 1 What test requires 'Pressing and substantial objective' as part of its criteria? a The Oakes Test b Miller Test c Strict Scrutiny 2 What section guarantees freedom of religion in the Charter? a Section 2 (a) - freedom of religion b Section 3 - democratic rights c Section 2 (b) - freedom of expression 3 Which sections cover freedom of expression, peaceful assembly, and association? a Section 2 (b) - freedom of expression; Section 2 {c} - freedom of peaceful assembly; Section 2 (d) - b Section 3 - democratic rights; Section 5 - legal rights c Section 1 - mobility rights; Section 4 - official languages 4 Which part is associated with 'The law must address an important social goal'? a Minimal impairment b Proportionality of effects c Rational connection 5 What are the four 'fundamental freedoms' listed under Charter Section 2? a Religion, expression, association, and peaceful assembly b Mobility, education, speech, assembly c Religion, property, association, press 6 Which section covers democracy and mobility rights in the Charter? a Section 2 - fundamental freedoms; Section 7 - legal rights b Section 4 - mobility rights; Section 5 - democratic rights c Section 3 democratic rights; Section 6 mobility rights 7 What year did the British North America Act create Canada as a federation? a 1982 b 1867 c 1776 8 What act in 1982 patriated the constitution for Canada? a Election Act b Patriation Act 1985 c Constitution Act (Repatriation) 9 Which document enshrines fundamental rights in Canada? a The Bill of Rights (UK) b The Charter of Rights and Freedoms c The Magna Carta 10 What is the Oakes Test used for? a Justifying limits on rights b Drafting new rights c Timing elections 11 Name a step in the Oakes Test. a Absolute entitlement b Pressing and substantial objective c Moral imperative 12 What must laws demonstrate to be Oakes compliant? a Emotional appeal b Popular demand c Rational connection to goal 13 What does minimal impairment require? a Limit rights as little as possible b Maximize law breadth c Preserve all rights fully 14 Which criterion weighs benefits vs. harms in Oakes? a Proportional tax b Proportionality of effects c Proportional representation 15 Which section covers freedom of religion? a Section 3 b Section 6 c Section 2(a) 16 Which section protects freedom of expression? a Section 2(b) b Section 4(a) c Section 7 17 Which section protects peaceful assembly? a Section 2(c) b Section 2(a) c Section 9 18 Which section protects freedom of association? a Section 8 b Section 5 c Section 2(d) 19 Which section guarantees democratic rights? a Section 9 b Section 3 c Section 7 20 What does Section 6 address? a Mobility rights b Legal aid rights c Right to bear arms 21 Which right is linked to life, liberty and security? a Section 15 b Section 7 c Section 2(a) 22 What does Section 8 protect? a Freedom of expression b Unreasonable search and seizure c Right to counsel 23 What does Section 10 protect upon arrest? a Right to counsel and silence b Right to bail only c Right to a speedy trial 24 Which section covers self-incrimination? a Section 11 b Section 14 c Section 13 25 What does Section 24 relate to? a Public inquiry b Search powers c Remedy: exclusion of evidence 26 Which legal tradition heavily influenced Canada? a Napoleonic Code b English Common Law c Roman Law 27 What principle did Magna Carta contribute to? a Absolute monarchy b Divine right c Rule of law 28 Napoleonic Code influenced which Canadian system? a Quebec civil law b Federation law c Ontario common law 29 Indigenous Law in Canada emphasizes what approach? a Restorative justice b Retributive justice c Commercial law 30 What is a hallmark of English Common Law? a Precedent b Random rulings c Codified statutes only 31 What concept did Aristotle's age contribute? (contextual) a Divine edicts b Rule by philosophers c Jury system influence 32 Which code codified laws in ancient Rome? a Magna Carta b Twelve Tables c Code Napoleon 33 Which historical document limited royal power in England? a Magna Carta b Petition of Right c Bill of Rights 1689 34 What is a key feature of the Charter’s fundamental freedoms? a Protects core rights from government action b Sets taxes c Defines government structure 35 Which area does the Charter primarily protect for citizens? a Individual rights and freedoms b Military service mandates c Inter-provincial trade 36 Which area is NOT a Charter right category? a Fundamental freedoms b Criminal procedure reform c Democratic rights

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Oakes & Charter QuizOnline version

by Amelia Codrington

What test requires 'Pressing and substantial objective' as part of its criteria?

What section guarantees freedom of religion in the Charter?

Which sections cover freedom of expression, peaceful assembly, and association?

Which part is associated with 'The law must address an important social goal'?

What are the four 'fundamental freedoms' listed under Charter Section 2?

Which section covers democracy and mobility rights in the Charter?

What year did the British North America Act create Canada as a federation?

What act in 1982 patriated the constitution for Canada?

Which document enshrines fundamental rights in Canada?

What is the Oakes Test used for?

Name a step in the Oakes Test.

What must laws demonstrate to be Oakes compliant?

What does minimal impairment require?

Which criterion weighs benefits vs. harms in Oakes?

Which section covers freedom of religion?

Which section protects freedom of expression?

Which section protects peaceful assembly?

Which section protects freedom of association?

Which section guarantees democratic rights?

What does Section 6 address?

Which right is linked to life, liberty and security?

What does Section 8 protect?

What does Section 10 protect upon arrest?

Which section covers self-incrimination?

What does Section 24 relate to?

Which legal tradition heavily influenced Canada?

What principle did Magna Carta contribute to?

Napoleonic Code influenced which Canadian system?

Indigenous Law in Canada emphasizes what approach?

What is a hallmark of English Common Law?

What concept did Aristotle's age contribute? (contextual)

Which code codified laws in ancient Rome?

Which historical document limited royal power in England?

What is a key feature of the Charter’s fundamental freedoms?

Which area does the Charter primarily protect for citizens?

Which area is NOT a Charter right category?