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Chapter 10 Practice Quiz
Elections and Voting
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What year did most non-Indigenous women first gain the right to vote in Canadian federal elections?
1918
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1920
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1922
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1960
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Which of the following terms refers to a candidate's representative, or a person who observes the counting of the ballots?
Polling agent
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Returning officer
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Scrutineer
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Electoral officer
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What are advance polls?
ballots that are submitted by mail rather than being cast at a polling station
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polling stations for citizens who do not have any identification
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polling stations that are open prior to Election Day
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polls that are open exclusively to party members
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What is the rule which states that no province shall have fewer seats than it did in 1985?
the Senate floor rule
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the grandparent rule
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the Quebec rule
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the parity rule
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What is the limit that corporations and unions can donate to political parties at the federal level in Canada?
up to $1,500 in a general election
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up to $1,500 per electoral district
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there is no limit
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they are not permitted to donate to political parties
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Which of the following are legal sources of funding for political parties at the federal level in Canada?
government subsidies
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donations from individual Canadians
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membership fees
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All of the above
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Which of the following statements is accurate?
Federal, provincial, and territorial elections are all run exclusively under single-member plurality rules.
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The first-past-the-post system inflates the seat count of parties whose support is more thinly spread across many districts.
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The single-member plurality system tends to produce more hung parliaments than proportional representation.
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All of the above
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What is the minimum number of campaigning days for an official campaign at the federal level?
365
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100
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36
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there is no minimum
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Which of the following is a district in which parties are most likely to concentrate resources and attention?
safe seat
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stopgap candidate's riding
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swing district
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northern constituency
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At which stage of an election campaign does most candidate recruitment take place?
pre-wit
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the organizational period
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the leader's debate
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post-debate
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Which of the following statements is accurate?
Recall legislation exists in only one Canadian province.
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The results of a referendum in Canada automatically become law.
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Governments are not permitted to hold multiple plebiscites on the same issue.
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All of the above
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In Canada, the proportion of eligible voters who cast ballots in an election:
is known as voter turnout.
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varies considerably among provinces and orders of government.
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is highest in Prince Edward Island.
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all of the above
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What is the maximum number of governing years before an election is called, as stated in the Constitution?
four
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five
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six
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there is no maximum
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Which of the following people is least involved in the calling of a federal election?
prime minister
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chief electoral officer
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governor general
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speaker of the House of Commons
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According to federal law, which of the following are required to report publicly on their fundraising and spending activities?
national party organizations
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local district associations
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leadership contestants
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All of the above
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