Grade 5-canada Local Government Quiz
A clear practice quiz for those who have a big test later on about local government. All questions are learned in schools. They are all about Canada.
- 1.Town halls will invite citizens to discuss their problems in meetings. What are the meetings called?
- A.
Assembly
- B.
Readings
- C.
None of the above
- 2.What do they do on the first meeting?
- A.
Discuss and research how problem will work out
- B.
Vote
- C.
Introduce your problem
- 3.When two days of the month are you allowed to discuss your problems at the town hall?
- A.
Every first and third Tuesday of each month
- B.
Every second and fourth Tuesday of each month
- C.
Every second and fourth Thursday of each month
- 4.What do they do on the second meeting?
- A.
The problem is introduced
- B.
Vote
- C.
Research and discuss
- 5.When the bylaw is introduced, councillors and citizens are allowed to talk and discuss.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.How long would YOU think it would take to introduce a problem?
- A.
Minutes
- B.
Hours
- C.
Days
- 7.What would researching the law do any good?
- A.
for scientific cases
- B.
To see how it all works out
- C.
It doesn't do anything
- 8.How long would YOU think it would take for the second meeting?
- A.
Minutes
- B.
Hours & days
- C.
A month
- 9.What would they do on a third meeting?
- A.
Introduce a problem
- B.
Discuss & research
- C.
Vote
- 10.Why was citizens opinion necessary?
- A.
Because citizens are councillors
- B.
We just do it when the government tells us to
- C.
We vote, so we decide too
- 11.How long would YOU think it will take for the third meeting?
- A.
Minutes
- B.
Hours
- C.
Days
- 12.In federal governments, they have parties. What would happen if the town mayor and councillors all belong to different parties?
- A.
They would agree on all things
- B.
They would agree on most things
- C.
They wouldn't agree on anything
- 13.Do the town hall belong to any party?
- A.
Liberal
- B.
Conservative
- C.
NDP
- D.
Bloc Quebecois
- E.
Green party
- F.
No party
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