Canadian Citizenship Practice Test 2025

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When was the Maple Leaf first adopted as a symbol by French Canadians?

  1. In the 1600s

  2. In the 1700s

  3. In the 1800s

  4. In the 1900s

The correct answer is: In the 1700s

The Maple Leaf was first adopted as a symbol by French Canadians in the 1700s as it became a symbol of the early French explorers in Canada. Option A (In the 1600s) is too early for the adoption of the Maple Leaf symbol. Option C (In the 1800s) and D (In the 1900s) are also incorrect as the Maple Leaf symbol had already been adopted by French Canadians in the 1700s.

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