Question 1

Which idea guided traditional French-Canadian nationalism?

Accepted Answer

A)  Avant garde 
B)  Liberté, égalité, fraternité 
C)  Je me souviens 
D)  La lutte 
E)  La survivance 
A)  Avant garde 
B)  Liberté, égalité, fraternité 
C)  Je me souviens 
D)  La lutte 
E)  La survivance

Question 2

In 2016, what percentage of Nova Scotia residents identified as bilingual?

Accepted Answer

A)  4.6 per cent 
B)  12.6 per cent 
C)  10.5 per cent 
D)  8.6 per cent 
E)  4.7 per cent 
A)  4.6 per cent 
B)  12.6 per cent 
C)  10.5 per cent 
D)  8.6 per cent 
E)  4.7 per cent

Question 3

Which of the following is not a characteristic of receptive bilinguals?

Accepted Answer

A)  They yearn for their children to speak better French than they do. 
B)  They do not seek opportunities to live in their acquired second language. 
C)  They do not consume French media. 
D)  They respond to communications in French. 
E)  They do not initiate conversations in French. 
A)  They yearn for their children to speak better French than they do. 
B)  They do not seek opportunities to live in their acquired second language. 
C)  They do not consume French media. 
D)  They respond to communications in French. 
E)  They do not initiate conversations in French.

Question 4

What year did the Bloc Québécois emerge onto the federal scene?

Accepted Answer

A)  1965 
B)  1976 
C)  2011 
D)  1990 
E)  1980 
A)  1965 
B)  1976 
C)  2011 
D)  1990 
E)  1980

Question 5

In Canada's first census (1871), how many Canadians were found to have French origin?

Accepted Answer

A)  One-half 
B)  One-tenth 
C)  One-fifth 
D)  One-third 
E)  One-quarter 
A)  One-half 
B)  One-tenth 
C)  One-fifth 
D)  One-third 
E)  One-quarter

Question 6

Quebec was economically, socially, and governmentally dominated by elites and the Church until the 1960s, spurring on Quebec nationalism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

How have the principles of Quebec's language policy evolved since the passage of Bill 101?

Accepted Answer

Students should identify and discuss eac

Question 8

Bill 101, the Official Language Act, restricted access to English language schools in Quebec to only immigrants whose first language was English.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Who are receptive bilinguals?

Accepted Answer

People who are capable of responding to

Question 10

The Conquest of 1759 left English a second-class language within Quebec, with anglophones largely excluded from the colony's structures of power.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which idea guided traditional French-Canadian nationalism?

In 2016, what percentage of Nova Scotia residents identified as bilingual?

Which of the following is not a characteristic of receptive bilinguals?

What year did the Bloc Québécois emerge onto the federal scene?

In Canada's first census (1871), how many Canadians were found to have French origin?

Quebec was economically, socially, and governmentally dominated by elites and the Church until the 1960s, spurring on Quebec nationalism.

How have the principles of Quebec's language policy evolved since the passage of Bill 101?

Bill 101, the Official Language Act, restricted access to English language schools in Quebec to only immigrants whose first language was English.

Who are receptive bilinguals?

The Conquest of 1759 left English a second-class language within Quebec, with anglophones largely excluded from the colony's structures of power.

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Exam 13: Language Politics

Which idea guided traditional French-Canadian nationalism?

In 2016, what percentage of Nova Scotia residents identified as bilingual?

Which of the following is not a characteristic of receptive bilinguals?

What year did the Bloc Québécois emerge onto the federal scene?

In Canada's first census (1871), how many Canadians were found to have French origin?

Quebec was economically, socially, and governmentally dominated by elites and the Church until the 1960s, spurring on Quebec nationalism.

How have the principles of Quebec's language policy evolved since the passage of Bill 101?

Bill 101, the Official Language Act, restricted access to English language schools in Quebec to only immigrants whose first language was English.

Who are receptive bilinguals?

The Conquest of 1759 left English a second-class language within Quebec, with anglophones largely excluded from the colony's structures of power.

Political Culture

The Social and Economic Setting

Diversity and Multiculturalism

Regionalism and Canadian Politics

The Constitution

Rights and Freedoms

Federalism

The Machinery of Government

The Administrative State

Parties and Elections

Interest Groups

The Media

Women and Politics

Indigenous Politics

Canada in the World

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