1. True or false: a charge stemming from an occurrence in Alberta against a temporary resident which was dropped by the Crown would make the temporary resident inadmissible to Canada

2. A conviction under which of the following laws would NOT make a temporary resident inadmissible to Canada:

a.Firearms Act

b.Controlled Drugs and Substances Act

c.British Columbia Financial Disclosure Act

d.Criminal Code of Canada

3. True or false: a conviction under the Criminal Code of Canada could render a permanent resident inadmissible to Canada

4.True or false: a conviction under the Criminal Code of Canada would render a temporary resident inadmissible to Canada

5. True or false: a conviction under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act would render a temporary resident inadmissible to Canada

6.True or false: an applicant for permanent residence who has a criminal conviction from Nova Scotia must apply for criminal rehabilitation before they can become a permanent resident of Canada

7. True or false: an applicant for permanent residence who has been acquitted of a criminal offence in Canada is inadmissible