Canadian Citizenship Practice Test 2025

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Which of the following is considered an important Canadian value related to responsibility?

  1. Avoiding work

  2. Taking care of one's family

  3. Ignoring personal abilities

  4. Disregarding Canada's prosperity

The correct answer is: Taking care of one's family

One of Canada's important values is responsibility, which can extend to a variety of things, including taking care of one's family. Avoiding work, ignoring personal abilities, and disregarding Canada's prosperity do not align with Canadian values of hard work, recognizing one's abilities, and contributing to the prosperity of one's country. These options may go against Canadian values of taking responsibility and accountability for one's actions and the well-being of others.

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