10. An international student wants to do a 4 months course of English language studies in Toronto followed by a 1-month course in dance. Does she need a study permit?

a) Yes, because her courses are not over six months in length

b) No, because her new course is under 1-month length

c) Yes, because she will now get two courses to finish in Canada

d) Yes, because she now exceeds a 5 month in total

11. In order to renew a permanent resident card the following documents must be submitted

a) application for a permanent resident card, photocopy of one primary identity document, photocopy of one secondary identity document, fees, and two photos

b) application for a permanent resident card supplementary identification form, photocopy of one secondary identity document and 2 photos

c) application for a permanent resident card, photocopy of one primary identity document, photocopy of one secondary identity document, 2 photos, and fees.

d) application for a permanent resident card, photocopy of one primary identity document, fees and two photos.

12. The selection factors in the federal skilled worker points grid are:

a) skills in English and/or French, education, age, whether he/she has a valid job offer, and his/her adaptability

b) skills in English and/or French, education, work experience, age, whether he/she has a valid job offer, and his/her adaptability

c) skills in English and/or French, work experience, age, whether he/she has a valid job offer, and his/her adaptability

d) skills in English and/or French, education, work experience, whether he/she has a valid job offer, and his/her adaptability

13. This type of work permit does not need a labour market impact assessment (LMIA)

a) a regular work permit

b) a specific caregiver work permit

c) an open work permit

d) foreign worker

14. Nora was admitted into Canada as a visitor on October 1, 2017. Upon admission, the port of entry officer stamped her passport and wrote the following date underneath the stamp "February 1, 2018". It is March 5, 2018 and Nora is still in Canada. Which statement is correct?

a) Nora did not comply with the conditions of her visitor visa because she was supposed to leave Canada before February 1, 2018. As a result, she should seek a restoration of status as soon as possible

b) Visitors are allowed to stay in Canada for six months, therefore Nora has nothing to worry about because she is permitted to stay in Canada until April 1, 2018

c) Nora did not comply with the conditions of her visitor visa because she was supposed to leave Canada before February 1, 2018. As a result, she should be advised to submit an application for a temporary resident permit to correct her status

d) Nora did not comply with the conditions of her visitor visa because she was supposed to leave Canada before February 1, 2018. As a result, she should be advised to submit an extension of her visitor visa