🇨🇦 Canada Citizenship Test Preparation

Study materials, topic-based practice questions and full mock tests for the Canadian citizenship test, built to help you prepare with confidence — wherever you are in your journey to Canada citizenship.

About the Test

The Canadian citizenship test is required for adult applicants (generally aged 18 to 54) applying for Canadian citizenship, and is set by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). It is a written test, generally multiple-choice and true/false questions, typically completed within about 30 to 45 minutes, with a pass mark that is commonly cited around 75% — always confirm the current threshold on IRCC's official page before your test date.

Life in the World is an independent educational preparation service. We are not affiliated with, and do not administer, the official test — our study materials, practice questions and mock tests are designed to help you prepare for it. Always confirm current requirements on the relevant government website before your test date.

What the Test Covers
Canadian history and the journey to Confederation
geography, regions and symbols of Canada
how Canada's government and electoral system work
the rights, responsibilities and values of Canadian citizenship
How Life in the World Helps You Prepare
Study Materials

Topic-by-topic lessons covering Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship, broken into manageable sections.

Practice Questions

Question banks organised by topic, so you can focus on the areas you find hardest.

Mock Tests

Full-length practice tests that mirror the real format, so test day feels familiar.

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Frequently Asked Questions
The written test generally covers around 20 questions in a multiple-choice or true/false format, based on the official study guide Discover Canada. Format details can vary, so check IRCC's official guidance closer to your test date.
A pass mark commonly cited around 75% is generally applied. Always confirm the current requirement directly with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
No. We are an independent educational preparation service, not a government body. The Canadian citizenship test itself is administered only by IRCC.
Discover Canada covers Canadian history, geography, the economy, government and laws, national symbols, and the rights and responsibilities of citizenship — the same topics our practice questions and mock tests are built around.