1. Mary is a Canadian citizen and she is adopting a child from Brazil. Is a medical exam needed for the child? choose all the apply

a) no, not immediately but the IRCC requires a medical exam no later than 6 months after the child arrives in Canada

b? no, but IRCC recommends that the adoptive parents have their children examined by a reliable doctor to know what medical attention the child may require

c) no, she is not required to undergo a medial examination as she is being sponsored by a Canadian citizen.

d) yes, everyone who is immigrating to Canada must undergo medical examination

2. Nina is a Canadian citizen who sponsored Filip, her spouse, from Serbia 2 years ago. While Nina was visiting her relatives in Serbia she met Filip and they fell in love. They had over one year of long distance relationship and then got married in Serbia. However, Filip did not adopt well in Canada. He couldn't speak English and had a hard time to find a job. He had no income and, as a result he signed up for government sosial assistance. Lately, Nina filed for divorce and they got divorce after being married for only one year.

If Nina withdraws her application after the divorce is she still financially responsible for Filip?

a) no, the undertaking would be cancelled in this case

b) yes, she would still be responsible for him for the next 4 years

c) no, Filip would lose his PR status so Nina would no longer be responsible for him

d) yes, she would still be responsible for him financially

3. Juan is a Canadian citizen who has been living in Chile for the past 5 years while working for an international mining company. He recently got married to his long-time Ecuadorian girlfriend whois citizen of that country and wishes to sponsor her to come to Canada. Can he sponsor her?

a) yes, he can sponsor her because she is accompanying him overseas

b) yes, he can sponsor her as long as he lives in Canada when she receives her permanent status.

c) no, he cant sponsor her because he is not living in Canada.

d) no, he cant because she is an Ecuadorian living in Chile

4. Mona and Peter have been living for 3 years and have a daughter. Peter works full-time and Mona takes care of their daughter and studies part time. In the future, they will continue living together, however, they do not believe in a traditional marriage, as they are happy with their current situation. Both are permanent residents but are unsure how to describe their relationship on their citizen application, as being conjugal or common-law. what is the difference between conjugal partner and a common-law partner?

a) In a common-law relationship, exceptional circumstances such as war are they cant live together

b) A common-law partner has been in a relationship for a shorter period of time

c) A conjugal partner has been in a relationship for a shorter amount of time

d) In a conjugal relationship, exceptional circumstances such as war, are why they can{t live together, while common-law partners cohabit together.

5. When adopting a child from another country (intercountry adoption) what are two processes that sponsors must go through if they are both permanent residents?

a) The adoption process and citizenship process

b) The immigration process and the citizenship process

c) The permanent residence process and the citizenship process

d) The adoption process and the immigration process

6. Jose is a citizen of the Philippines and immigrate to Canada 10 years ago under Federal Skilled Worker Program. Since his arrival he has been living un Regina, Saskatchewan, as a doctor. Jose and his wife always wanted children but due to a physical deformity from birthday Joses wife is not able to get pregnant. As a result the couple decided to adopt an orphan from Nairobi. Joses wife had as conviction 8 years ago for shoplifting a book and was sentenced to 50 hours of a community service. She insist that she merely forgot to pay for the book and wonders if this makes her ineligible for sponsorship. Which statement is true?

a) No, this would not make her ineligible to adopt

b) No, because it was a mistake; she just forgot to pay

c) yes, but she can apply for a pardon

d) Yes, this would make her ineligible

7. Ahmand got married in Sudan. A marriage contracts was signed by the bridge herself and the groom{s representative. A few months later, he groom (sponsor) travelled to Sudan and had a formal wedding reception attended by friends and relatives. He stayed in Sudan for a month, and the couple went on a honeymoon trip. The sponsor visited his wife twice a few months into their marriage. Will his application be approved?

a) yes, it will be approved, as it is a genuine marriage

b) no, it will not be approved, as the groom was not present

c) no, it will not be approved, as the marriage contract was not signed in Canada

d) yes, as they have signed a contract

8. Gulzhira is sponsoring her spouse, who is currently residing abroad, and her minor dependent son, who is residing in Canada, her son was 5 at the time of the submission of the sponsorship application. Suppose that the application is finalized in 12 months and her son is then 6 years old.

Suppose Gulzhiras son turned 18 on the day of landing; thus, the mother will be responsible for her son:

a) for 5 years

b) for 10 years

c) until he reaches 25 years of age

d) for no time, as he turned 18 years of age

9. Oleg worked as a heavy-duty logging equipment mechanic in his country of Ukraine for 4 years. Unfortunately, at work he suffered a tragic accident a year ago and both of his hands suffered deep cuts. The doctors were able to save his hands but Oleg will never be able to conduct any form of manual work in the logging industry again. Oleg did not give up and found a job advising logging comnpanies on improving their safety procecdures for their employees, He has been working for

months in that position. With this new role he now feels that he would like to immigrate to Canada to explore the Canadian market to help Canadian logging companies keep their employees safe. Which immigration stream should oleg apply under?

a) he does not currently qualify for any stream

b) the federal skilled trade program

c) the self-employed stream

d) Manitoba overseas skilled worker PNP