Just came across a section in the Discover Canada book. Page 30 - Federal Elections. In the book it says that there are 308 electoral districts but there are actually 338 ? If this is one of the questions during the test what should the answer be?
Information in Discover Canada that is outdated
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Yes some of info is outdated. 338 districts is the correct and should be answered. There is as well the age range for those who should do the test. It is 14-64 years instead of existing.Rigly68 said:
Have a good Luck on Sept 01 and have a calm night before.
I am just a little confused as it says the test is based on the book. Maybe if this questions does show up at the test could we ask the officer or ask before the test is handed out? Anyone come across this question in the test?
You can answer the option as per the book or the current answer. I asked the same at the time of my test and was told that one can choose either options if given.
The citizenship judge is responsible for the questions chosen on the date... probably somebody else does this.
And they would know better to choose questions that have one correct answer and avoid precisely these
kind. This is what I would do if I were to pick questions...
And they would know better to choose questions that have one correct answer and avoid precisely these
kind. This is what I would do if I were to pick questions...