Canadian citizenship test practice
Get 15 out of 20 on test day.
Full mock tests with 20 questions in 45 minutes, in the real format. Every answer has a short explanation in plain English.
No ads. Every question is written from the study guide, Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship.
Your score, at a glance
ExampleEvery score shows 20 squares, one for each question, with a line after square 15. You need 15 right to pass.
How it works
- Take a free mock test
No account. The real format. Answers stay hidden until you finish, like on the day. - See your weakest topic
Your result shows which topic of the study guide lost you marks, and the date we last checked it. - Practise it, then sit another mock
Practise one topic with an explanation after every answer. Then sit a full mock test to see what moved.
Guides to the test
Short answers to what people ask most, and study help for every topic of Discover Canada.
Becoming a citizen
Questions people ask
- How is the real test marked?
- The real test has 20 questions and takes 45 minutes. You need 15 right to pass.
- Do I need an account for the free test?
- No. Take the free test and see your result. Make an account only if you want to keep it.
- Can you book my test?
- No. Booking is done through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. We help you practise.
- What happens if I fail the citizenship test?
- You can sit the test up to three times in the 30 days after your invitation. After that, IRCC holds a hearing with a citizenship officer. Full mock tests here show you which topic to fix before the next try.