Canadian Citizenship Practice Test 2025

Where can the Canadian arms be seen today?

1. On dollar bills, government documents and public buildings

2. Only on government documents

3. Exclusively in historical textbooks

4. On Canadian military uniforms only

The correct answer is: On dollar bills, government documents and public buildings

Canadian arms can be seen on dollar bills, government documents, and public buildings because it is a national symbol representing Canada's sovereignty and identity. This symbol can also be found on other official government items such as passports and flags. Option B and D are incorrect because they limit the visibility of Canadian arms to only specific items, while in reality, they are present in various forms. Option C is incorrect because it mentions historical textbooks, which implies a more limited and outdated display of Canadian arms.