Pass your Canadian citizenship test with confidence

Practise every chapter of Discover Canada, sit mock tests in the real format, and learn from a clear explanation for every answer. On your phone, tablet or laptop.

  • Follows all 11 chapters of Discover Canada
  • Mock tests with 20 questions in 45 minutes
  • One payment of CA$29, no subscription
The trainer on a laptop and a phone: a practice question with its explanation and the progress by chapter

Independent study tool. Not affiliated with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) or the Government of Canada.

The test at a glance

What IRCC says about the test you’re preparing for.

20
questions, multiple choice or true or false
45
minutes to answer them
15
correct answers to pass
1
source for every question: the study guide Discover Canada

Usually taken by applicants aged 18 to 54, in English or French, mostly online, with up to 3 chances. Source: IRCC, How the citizenship test works, retrieved November 7, 2026.

Sound familiar?

  • Your application is in, and the test is the last big step.
  • Discover Canada is long, and you’re not sure what to memorize.
  • You’d like to know what the questions feel like before the real thing.
  • English isn’t your first language, and you want plain explanations.
  • You study in short gaps: on a break, on the bus, after the kids are asleep.

The trainer turns the guide into short practice rounds you can repeat, and shows you exactly which chapters still need work.

Hands writing notes in a spiral notebook next to an open laptop

How it works

  1. Learn chapter by chapter

    Short quizzes follow the 11 chapters of Discover Canada. Each answer comes with a plain-language explanation and the chapter it’s from.

  2. Fix what you miss

    Missed questions come back in your mistake review. Flashcards keep dates, names and symbols fresh in between.

  3. Sit full mock tests

    20 questions, 45 minutes, scored against the pass mark of 15. Repeat until you pass them comfortably and your results stay steady.

Try three questions

Pick an answer. You’ll see right away whether it’s correct, and why.

How Canadians Govern ThemselvesWho is Canada’s head of state?

Correct.Not quite. Canada is a constitutional monarchy. The Sovereign is the head of state; the Prime Minister is the head of government.

Canada’s HistoryIn what year did Confederation take place?

Correct.Not quite. Confederation in 1867 created the Dominion of Canada. 1982 is the year of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Canada’s RegionsTrue or false: Canada has ten provinces and three territories.

Correct.Not quite. True. The three territories are Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

What’s inside

Eleven modules, one for each chapter of Discover Canada, in the same order. Practice questions for every chapter, plus full mock tests that mix all of them.

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  1. Applying for Citizenship

    How the guide fits into your application and what the test expects from you.

  2. Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship

    The Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the duties of a citizen, and what each one means in practice.

  3. Who We Are

    Indigenous peoples, English and French, and the communities that shaped modern Canada.

  4. Canada’s History

    From the first peoples and early explorers to Confederation in 1867 and the world wars.

  5. Modern Canada

    Post-war growth, the arts, sports, science and Canada’s place in the world.

  6. How Canadians Govern Themselves

    The Sovereign, Parliament, the provinces and territories, and who does what.

  7. Federal Elections

    Ridings, voting, how a government forms, and the role of the opposition.

  8. The Justice System

    Courts, police, the presumption of innocence and how the law protects you.

  9. Canadian Symbols

    The flag, the national anthem, the Crown, the beaver, and the meaning behind them.

  10. Canada’s Economy

    Trade, natural resources, and the industries that employ Canadians.

  11. Canada’s Regions

    Ten provinces and three territories: capitals, geography and what each region is known for.

A look at the trainer

Practice question with explanation
Practice question with explanation
Progress by chapter
Progress by chapter
Mock test result: 20 questions, 45 minutes
Mock test result: 20 questions, 45 minutes
Flashcards for key facts
Flashcards for key facts

Screens show the trainer’s interface.

Everything you need to prepare

  • Mock tests in the real format

    20 questions, 45 minutes, multiple choice and true or false, scored against the pass mark of 15. Your readiness shows on your dashboard.

  • Explanations tied to the guide

    Every answer explains why, and names the Discover Canada chapter it comes from.

  • Mistake review

    Questions you miss land in your mistakes list and come back until you get them right. Save any question to review later.

  • Flashcards for key facts

    Dates, names, symbols and institutions on cards you can flip through in a few spare minutes.

  • Study plans for 2 or 4 weeks

    A day-by-day schedule through all 11 chapters, ending with full mock tests.

  • Test-day checklist

    What to have ready and what to expect, with a reminder to confirm your own appointment details with IRCC.

  • Phone, tablet or laptop

    Runs in your browser. Study on the bus, finish the chapter on your laptop.

Who it’s for

A good fit if you are

  • A permanent resident preparing for the citizenship test
  • Learning English and want clear, simple explanations
  • Helping a family member or student study
  • Short on time and want a plan that fits into 2 or 4 weeks

Not the right tool if you need

  • Advice on eligibility, residency days or a problem with your application. A licensed immigration consultant or lawyer can help with that.
  • Someone to fill in or submit forms for you. We don’t offer application services.

One price, everything included

CA$29 one-time

  • Practice questions for all 11 chapters of Discover Canada
  • Full mock tests: 20 questions, 45 minutes
  • An explanation for every answer
  • Mistake review and flashcards
  • 2-week and 4-week study plans
  • Test-day checklist
  • Phone, tablet and laptop
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One-time payment · No subscription · Prices in Canadian dollars

Questions and answers

What is the Canadian citizenship test like?

The test has 20 questions, multiple choice or true or false. You have 45 minutes, and you pass with at least 15 correct answers. It is in English or French, and most applicants take it online. Applicants aged 18 to 54 usually have to take it. Source: IRCC: How the citizenship test works (retrieved November 7, 2026).

Where do the test questions come from?

All questions are based on the official study guide, Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship. The trainer follows its 11 chapters in the same order.

Are these the same questions as on the real test?

No. Nobody outside IRCC has the real questions. The trainer’s questions are written to cover the same material from Discover Canada, so you learn the content rather than memorize answers.

Is Discover Canada free?

Yes. The guide is published by the Government of Canada and is free to read and download; see IRCC’s study page, which links to Discover Canada. The trainer doesn’t replace it. It turns the guide into practice you can repeat and track.

How many tries do I get on the real test?

According to IRCC you have up to 3 chances to pass. Check the details for your own application with IRCC.

Is the trainer available in French?

The trainer is in English.

Is it a subscription?

No. You pay CA$29 once. There is no subscription and nothing renews.

Does the trainer guarantee that I pass?

No. It gives you a structured way to learn the guide and to practise in the test format. How you do on the day is up to you.

Is this an official IRCC or government product?

No. Independent study tool. Not affiliated with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) or the Government of Canada. For official information, always check canada.ca.

Can you help with my citizenship application?

No. The trainer is a study tool, not legal or immigration advice, and we don’t submit forms. For questions about eligibility or your application, contact IRCC or a licensed immigration consultant or lawyer.

Walk into your test knowing the guide

Eleven chapters, mock tests in the real format, and an explanation for every answer. CA$29, once.

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