Canadian Charter Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Canadian Charter QuizOnline version Test your Charter knowledge. by Adam Elmabhuh 1 When was the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms adopted? a January 1, 1980 b April 17, 1982 c July 1, 1867 2 What does the Charter emphasize about Canadians? a Right to vote every 2 years b Fundamental equality and equal treatment under the law c Right to unlimited government power 3 Do all Charter rights apply to all people in Canada? a Some rights apply to everyone; some are for citizens b All rights apply only to residents c All rights apply to non-c citizens only 4 What does freedom of religion mean? a The right to worship only in government buildings b The right to believe or not to believe in a religion c The right to force others to follow your religion 5 What does freedom of assembly allow? a Mandatory government-led meetings b Gathering with others for a shared purpose c Prohibiting crowds in public places 6 What is included in freedom of expression? a Censorship of all opinions b Sharing thoughts publicly, including criticizing government c Only writing formal petitions 7 Are rights of Indigenous Peoples protected by the Charter? a Only in provincial laws b No, they are not mentioned c Yes, among other rights 8 What language rights does the Charter include? a The right to choose any language for courts b The right to ignore official languages c The right to use either official language 9 Which right involves the ability to move freely? a Right to move only within provinces b Right to stay in one place c Right to move 10 What power does the Charter protect Canadians from? a Excessive government power b Excessive provincial power only c Excessive private corporate power

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Canadian Charter QuizOnline version

by Adam Elmabhuh

When was the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms adopted?

What does the Charter emphasize about Canadians?

Do all Charter rights apply to all people in Canada?

What does freedom of religion mean?

What does freedom of assembly allow?

What is included in freedom of expression?

Are rights of Indigenous Peoples protected by the Charter?

What language rights does the Charter include?

Which right involves the ability to move freely?

What power does the Charter protect Canadians from?