Answer the following questions.

Which of the following is not the responsibility ofImmigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada?

Select one:

a. Serving as the primary point of inspection at international airports in Canada

b. Providing newcomers with access to settlement programs to help them settle, adapt, and integrate into Canadian society

c. Encouraging Canadians and newcomers to participate in the economic, political, social, and cultural life of the country.

d. Evaluatingimmigrationapplications using the criteria established by the IRPA and itsRegulations

Which of the following statements best describes the purpose of the Canadian Citizenship Act of 1947?

Select one:

a. To confer Canadian citizenship status on women married to British subjects

b. To facilitate the transition into a new tax era requiring Canadian citizens to pay tax on income

c. To create a sense of national identity and unity by recognizing for the first time Canadian citizenship as a status separate from British nationality

d. To have a list of registered citizens should a third world war arise

Which of the followingimmigrationstatutesintroduced a head tax for immigrants?

Select one:

a. TheImmigrationAct of 1906

b. TheImmigrationAct of 1910

c. TheImmigrationAct of 1976

d. The Canadian Citizenship Act, which came into force in 1947

Which of the following statements best describes an immigrant?

Select one:

a. A person who has fled his or her country and is unable to return there because of armed conflict

b. A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape persecution

c. A person who wishes to settle in Canada permanently to seek better employment opportunities

d. A person who has left his or her country in order to escape poverty and who intends to work in Canada temporarily

Ignacio is 55 years old, has an MA in business administration, and has worked as a senior manager supervising more than 4 full-time employees in the past 10 years. Ignacio has no language proficiency in either English or French and has a personal net worth of 5 million dollars. Ignacio is interested in setting up a manufacturing company in Calgary, which will be funded by a business incubator in Canada. Would his lack of official language abilities adversely affect his application for permanent residence through the Start-up Visa program?

Select one:

a. Yes, because it is mandatory for applicants to have some ability in one of Canada's official languages.

b. No, because Ignacio meets all the eligibility requirements of the Start-up Visa program, including having the support of a designated organization, which will fund the business.

c. Maybe. It will be sufficient for Ignacio to show that his full-time employees are proficient in either English or French.

d. Maybe. Ignacio will be invited to attend an interview for the assessment of his language proficiency. If the officer believes that Ignacio lacks sufficient language skills, he will refuse Ignacio's application.

Tanika is an international student at the University of British Columbia (UBC). Before she came to Canada, she acquired a BA in civil engineeringand worked as a construction manager (NOC 0711) for 4 years. In 2010, she was accepted into UBC's 3-year Master of Civil Engineering program and is due to graduate in 2016. Tanika came to you and asked how she might start theimmigrationprocess for permanent residence. Which of the following classes of permanent residence could be the most suitable in this situation?

Select one:

a. Humanitarian and compassionate

b. Federal skilled worker

c. Refugee

d. CEC

Which of the following statements is true?

Select one:

a. An individual who receives a certificate of nomination issued by the nominating province is not a permanent resident. He or she must still apply to the federal government and meet the criteria before a permanent resident visa can be issued.

b. An individual who receives a nomination for permanent residence from a province or territory is considered a permanent resident.

c. Provincial nominees who receive a confirmation of permanent residence document and a permanent resident visa issued by a visa office are considered permanent residents.

d. A valid provincial nominee certificate allows the provincial nominee to land in Canada as a permanent resident.

Which of the following statements is true?

Select one:

a. All applicants for permanent residence to Canada must undergo an assessment by IRCC that includes health, criminal, and security checks, except for provincial nominees, because the nominating province conducts such assessments.

b. The federal government has the right to refuse a provincial nominee if the nominee is found to be inadmissible under any of the statutory requirements set out in theImmigrationand Refugee Protection Act.

c. If an applicant is admitted to Canada on a work permit, he can submit his federal skilled worker class application to CPC-Vegreville and obtain permanent resident status within Canada.

d. Express entry is an electronic application management system in which applicants are assessed on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Nora, a Canadian permanent resident and George are in a romantic relationship. They have been living together in Italy for over a year continuously and they are planning to get married soon. What category in the family class would be most suitable to them?

Select one:

a. Common-law partners

b. Fiance

c. Conjugal partners

d. Spouses

Which of the following statements is true?

Select one:

a. Sponsors who are not required to meet the LICO must complete the Financial Evaluation form.

b. There is no right of appeal incaseswhere the family member was found inadmissible on the basis of serious criminality.

c. The length of a sponsorship requirement ranges from 3 to 10 years, depending on the relationship to the sponsor.

d. Spouse or common law partner in Canada class applicants must submit their applications for permanent residence to CIO-Vegreville.