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Canadian Citizenship Test Practice Question and Answers UPDATED 2010- Based on the new study guide "Discover Canada"








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BUSINESS ETIQUETTE

Question: 1) You, a business consultant, are walking along with your client, the President of Acme, and two of his employees, when you meet a business acquaintance of yours. Obviously it falls to you to introduce the four of them to each other. Whose name should you say first?

A: The person standing on your immediate right.
B: The person you've known the longest.
C: The President of Acme.
D: Your business acquaintance.

Question: 2) I have become a client of yours and we have a meeting scheduled so you can show me what your company can do for me. When you're speaking to me, you should refer to me as:

A: Ms. Ward
B: Susan Ward
C: Susan
D: Susie, baby

Question: 3) You have invited a client to a business lunch and upon arrival, a maitre d' is waiting to escort you to your table. You should:

A: Let your guest follow behind the maitre d' first.
B: Walk ahead of your guest behind the maitre d'.
C: Ask your guest if he or she would like to go first.
D: Forge ahead yourself and lead the entire group.

Question: 4) You're having a meal with a client in a restaurant. The waiter places a basket of bread on the table. You should:

A: Take a piece of bread and then offer the basket to the client.
B: Take a piece of bread and place it on the client's plate.
C: Pass the basket of bread to the client first.
D: Ignore the basket of bread; eating bread before a meal is bad manners.

Question: 5) You encounter someone you've met before, but you can't remember his or her name. You should:

A: Turn around and leave and hope he or she didn't see you.
B: Walk up to him or her and say, "Hi, what's -your- name!"
C: Walk up to him or her, use a generic greeting such as "Good morning" and just ignore the whole name issue.
D: Walk up to him or her, use a generic greeting and admit that you don't remember the name.

Question: 6) You have invited a business colleague to lunch. Who pay for the meal?

A: You because you invited your colleague to lunch.
B: Your business colleague because she accepted the invitation.
C: Whichever one of you the waiter place the bill in front of pays.
D: You both pay half.

Question:7) You have a meeting with a client but are expecting a call. You should:

A: Make sure your cell phone is charged up and turned on.
B: Set your cell phone ring volume to high to ensure you hear any calls.
C: Turn your cell phone off.
D: Tell your client you're expecting a call.

Question: 8) At a business function that has a buffet, you choose to eat a mushroom appetizer served on a toothpick. What should you do with the toothpick when you're done?

A: Put it back on the serving platter.
B: Put it in your napkin.
C: Surreptitiously toss it on the floor.
D: Keep it in the corner of your mouth

Question: 9) When you receive someone else's business card you should:

A: Immediately stuff it into your pocket.
B: Immediately pass them your business card.
C: Look at the card but say nothing about it.
D: Look at the card and acknowledge it.

Question: 10) When you are conversing with someone, you should stand:

A: Ten feet away from them.
B: Six feet away from them.
C: Three feet away from them.
D: One and a half feet away from them

Writing Class: Descriptive

The Beautiful Island of Singapore --- Sentosa

    If you go to Singapore, you must visit the Island of Sentosa. It is south of Singapore. There is a wooden sign on the southern part of the Island. It is carved: The Southernest point of the Europe - Asia Continent.

    The sunshine in Sentosa is bright and vibrant. Sometimes, it rains a short time. The beach is covered with white sand. If you walk on it in bare feet, you will feel hot, soft and tiny. The water is blue, clear and pure. You can watch the fishes under the water.

    Many people go swimming and skating here. Some of them lie on the bench to get a tan. They come here with their family or friends. Maybe you can find a Malay family having a B.B.Q to feed the 1, 2, 3, 4 wives. Some students play volleyball or firsbees. The are very relaxed.

    There is a tall, huge, stone lion standing in the centre of the Island. It looks like a lion with a fish tile which is named Merlion. Actually, it is an entertainment plaza. On the first floor, there are Shopping Mall and Museum. There are elevators inside. You can go to the Merlion's head or mouth. From there, you can view the whole Island. You can see the cable car coming to the Island, see the sky train circling the island, see the old artillery, find ships moving in Malacca straits, look at the factories in Jorong east or Tuas, or even look at the Indonesian chimney on the horizon.

     When evening comes, the Merlion sends colourful light to the fountain in front of it. The travelers and visitors can watch an exciting movie on the fountain.

Field Trip to CBC on Dec. 3rd

Today, our MicroSkills Language Program had an interesting field trip. We visited the CBC Tower. The full name of CBC is Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

I left home as usual at 8:15 and took TTC bus 39 to Finch Subway Station. I followed the crow of
passengers and boarded the Southbound train. When I arrived at Union Station, it was 9:15. There were enough time for me to get to the meeting place.

At 9:30 am, we started off to CBC Tower, led by Teacher Donald. When we walked by the Fairemond, Mr. Donald stopped and point to the old tower said, "When I was a boy, it was the highest building in Toronto."

After about walking 200 metre, we came to the CBC. There were many people already standing in line. They must have come earlier than us. We had to queue behind them for a free concert at 11 o'clock.

I was lucky that an usher came to us and said, "One person, Just one seat is available." I answered at once, "I am single, I am bachelor." She said with a toss of her head, "OK, come with me." So, I enjoyed an extra half concert instead of waiting in line.

About 11:00 am, when my teachers and classmates entered the Hall, I had already selected a better seat and was waiting for them.

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Grammar On The Wall

1. Santhire breaks the law every day.
2. Santhire is breaking the law today.
3. Santhire broke the law yesterday.
4. Santhire was breaking the law when Joseph was teaching our class.
5. Santhire is going to break the law next week.
6. Santhire is going to be breaking the law every day until he dies.

• Santhiram has broken the law already.
• Santhire has been breaking the law for last 10 years
• Santhire had broken the law when the police arrived
• Santhire had been breaking the law for only 23 hours when the police come.
• Santhire is going to have broken the law before 6 pm. tomorrow
• Santhire is going to have been breaking the law for about 3 years by the Sahi Olympic games

1. O Canada is sung (by Letchumi) every Tuesday.
2. O Canada was sung at our party last year.
3. O Canada will be sung tomorrow.
4. O Canada is being sung now.
5. O Canada was being sung yesterday during flag raising.
6. O Canada will being sung during the citizenship ceremony tomorrow.
7. O Canada has been sung already.
8. O Canada had been sung when I arrived.
9. O Canada will have been sung when the train arrives at this time tomorrow.
10. O Canada has been being sung for 2 hours.
11. O Canada had been being sung for 2 hours when we called the shrink.
12. O Canada will have been being sung for 2 hours by the time the Games begin.

??? O Canada would have been being sung for an hour by the time of the Games began last week???

8 parts of speech:

1. Noun;    Proper Nouns, Common Nouns, Abstract Nouns, Concrete Nouns, Collective Nouns
2. Verb;     vt, vi, link
3. Adjective;
4. Pronoun;
5. Adverb;
6. Proposition;
7. Conjunction;
8. Interjection.

Content  Words:     Verb (Do verb), Noun, Pronoun, Adjective, Adverb...

Function Words:     Artical(a, an, the ), Preposition(in, on, of, from, with...), Conjunctions(and, but, or...),

                               Be verb

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Christmas Carol: O Come, All Ye Faithful

1. O come, all Ye faithful, joyful and triumphant, O come Ye, O come Ye, to Bethlehem. Come and behold Him, born the King of angels;

Refrain
O come, let us adore Him,
O come, let us adore Him,
O come, let us adore Him,
Christ the Lord.

2. True God of true God, Light from Light Eternal, Lo, He shuns not the Virgin's womb; Son of the Father, begotten, not created;

3. Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation; O sing, all Ye citizens of heaven above! Glory to God, all glory in the highest;

4. Yea, Lord, we great Thee, born this happy morning; Jesus, to Thee be glory given; Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing.

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• Ye: you(pl,sbj).        (pl,obj: you)
• Thou: you(sg,subj);  Thee: sg,obj;  Thy: your(sg, subj):  Thine: (sg, obj)
• faithful: staying with or supporting a particular person, organization or belief.
• joyful: happy;
• triumphant: victory, winner
• Shepherd: goathert
• Bethlehem: Town Bo-Le- heng
• behold: look;
• adore: to love somebody very much!
• Lord: master;
• eternal: forever; without an end.
• womb; woman's organ. comb--womb--tomb--thumb;
• begotten: past participle of "beget". Old use liking in bible ---become the father of a child
• choirs: A group of singers
• exultation: great pride or happiness.
• yea: yay! yea-h?
• Dec. 24: Christmas Eve; 26th: boxing day

Answer The Questions

A: How to get new students? and

Reply: You can search Website of YMCA in Toronto in Internet, and find out which one is the nearest to you. If thou live in NorthYork, maybe the YMCA located in 3656 Duffine Road is the best one for thee. Go to YMCA and take a test. You might get a English level by thine test. The clerk of YMCA will register you on the LINC school near your home.

B: how to keep new students for a full day?
Reply: Teaching interesting and usefully.