Canadian Citizenship Practice Test 2025

What does the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms include?

1. Mobility Rights, Aboriginal Peoples' Rights, Official Language Rights and Multiculturalism

2. Right to Privacy, Freedom of Speech, Right to Bear Arms, and Right to Assemble

3. Freedom of Speech, Right to Privacy, Right to Fair Trial, and Multiculturalism

4. Mobility Rights, Right to Bear Arms, Freedom of Religion, and Free Education

The correct answer is: Mobility Rights, Aboriginal Peoples' Rights, Official Language Rights and Multiculturalism

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees several fundamental rights and freedoms to Canadian citizens. These include mobility rights, which ensure that citizens can move and travel freely within Canada and to leave or enter the country; Aboriginal Peoples' Rights, which recognize and protect the rights of Canada's Indigenous peoples; Official Language Rights, which guarantee the equal status and use of French and English in government institutions; and Multiculturalism, which recognizes the diversity of Canadian society and promotes the equality and respect of all cultures. Option B is incorrect because the Charter does not include the right to bear arms. Option C is incorrect because it does not mention Aboriginal Peoples' Rights. Option D is incorrect because it does not mention Official Language Rights and includes the right to bear arms, which is not included in the Charter.