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

Example

Every score shows 20 squares, one for each question, with a line after square 15. You need 15 right to pass.

How it works

  1. Take a free mock test
    No account. The real format. Answers stay hidden until you finish, like on the day.
  2. See your weakest topic
    Your result shows which topic of the study guide lost you marks, and the date we last checked it.
  3. 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.

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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.