Canadian Citizenship Mock Test — 20 Questions, 45 Minutes
A full rehearsal in the current official format: 20 questions drawn from every chapter of Discover Canada, a 45-minute timer, and the real pass mark — 15 of 20 (75%). When time runs out, the test submits itself, just like the real online test.
Before you start
- 20 questions, mixed from all chapters — multiple choice, one correct answer each.
- 45 minutes on the clock. You can move back and forth between questions.
- You need 15 or more correct to pass (75%).
- At the end you can review every question with the correct answer and explanation.
Why rehearse in the real format?
Most people who struggle with the citizenship test know the material but misjudge the format: twenty questions feels short, yet the mix of true/false-style facts, dates and concepts can surprise you. A timed rehearsal shows whether your knowledge holds up at test speed and which chapters still cost you marks. IRCC gives online test-takers up to three attempts in their 30-day window, but the goal is to pass on the first try — rehearse here until two mock tests in a row come back at 16 or higher, then book your study around the real date. If a mock goes badly, drop back to chapter practice on the chapters named in your review, and try again in a few days.