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Every answer updates it, chapter by chapter, worked out like the real test: 20 questions, 15 to pass. You also see when you’ll be ready at your pace.

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Short lessons in plain English, 450 practice questions written from Discover Canada, and practice tests marked like the real one.



Each chapter is a leaf. Green means mastered.
Every question read aloud
CitizenCA is an independent study app, not a government app. It is not affiliated with IRCC or the Government of Canada. Written for today’s test, with King Charles III and the 2021 Oath. See our official sources.
CitizenCA turns the official guide into a plan you can follow, and shows you when you’re ready.
Every answer updates it, chapter by chapter, worked out like the real test: 20 questions, 15 to pass. You also see when you’ll be ready at your pace.

20 questions in 45 minutes. Flag the hard ones, check every answer on one screen, then submit.

Right or not, each answer teaches the fact and links to its section of the guide on canada.ca.

Questions stay in English, as on the test. Explanations and lessons can also show in French, Punjabi, Chinese, Arabic, Spanish or Tagalog.
Canada's capital city, Ottawa, stands on which river?
Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is on the Ottawa River in the province of Ontario. Queen Victoria chose it as the capital in 1857.
French, translated by AI
Ottawa, la capitale du Canada, se trouve sur la rivière des Outaouais (Ottawa River), dans la province de l’Ontario. La reine Victoria l’a choisie comme capitale en 1857.
Punjabi, translated by AI
ਕੈਨੇਡਾ ਦੀ ਰਾਜਧਾਨੀ ਓਟਵਾ (Ottawa), ਓਂਟਾਰੀਓ (Ontario) ਸੂਬੇ ਵਿੱਚ ਓਟਵਾ ਦਰਿਆ (Ottawa River) ਉੱਤੇ ਵਸੀ ਹੋਈ ਹੈ। ਮਹਾਰਾਣੀ ਵਿਕਟੋਰੀਆ (Queen Victoria) ਨੇ 1857 ਵਿੱਚ ਇਸ ਨੂੰ ਰਾਜਧਾਨੀ ਚੁਣਿਆ ਸੀ।
Chinese, translated by AI
加拿大首都渥太华(Ottawa)位于安大略省(Ontario)的渥太华河(Ottawa River)畔。1857年,维多利亚女王(Queen Victoria)选定它为首都。
Arabic, translated by AI
تقع أوتاوا (Ottawa)، عاصمة كندا، على نهر أوتاوا (Ottawa River) في مقاطعة أونتاريو (Ontario). وقد اختارتها الملكة فيكتوريا (Queen Victoria) عاصمةً عام 1857.
Spanish, translated by AI
Ottawa, la capital de Canadá, está a orillas del río Ottawa (Ottawa River), en la provincia de Ontario. La reina Victoria (Queen Victoria) la eligió como capital en 1857.
Tagalog, translated by AI
Ang Ottawa, ang kabisera (capital) ng Canada, ay nasa Ottawa River sa probinsya ng Ontario. Pinili ito ni Queen Victoria bilang kabisera noong 1857.
With Pro, ask in your own words, in any language. Answers come only from our lessons, with the lessons they’re from. Nothing you ask is kept.

75 lessons cover the whole guide in plain English, each with its key facts and four questions to check yourself.

Tap a province for its capital and story, then quiz yourself. 47 dates from the guide come with a game: put them in order.

The 7 steps from applying to your ceremony, each linked to IRCC. Then say the Oath line by line with the app.

A reminder with a question of the day, a home-screen widget with the days to your test, and listen mode for your commute.

This one is from the first chapter, Rights and responsibilities. Choose an answer to see how the app explains it, and where in the guide it comes from.
In the app the answers come in a new order each time, and you can hear every question read aloud.
Rights and responsibilitiesNot started
The answer is D: King Charles the Third, King of Canada, and his heirs and successors.
New citizens promise to be faithful and loyal to King Charles the Third, King of Canada, and to his heirs and successors, meaning the kings and queens who follow him. In Canada, loyalty is pledged to the Sovereign, a person who represents every Canadian, and not to a flag or a document.
Source: Discover Canada, The Oath of Citizenship, on canada.ca
What people preparing for the test told us other apps get wrong, and what we do instead.
45 minutes, King Charles III and the 2021 wording of the Oath. Many popular apps still describe the old 30-minute test.
CA$34.99 once, or CA$6.99 a week that tells you when it renews. No ads, and no trial that turns into a charge.
Plain English, a typeface built so letters are easy to tell apart, every question read aloud, and explanations in French, Punjabi, Chinese, Arabic, Spanish and Tagalog.
Everything works without a connection or an account. No ads and no tracking, and you can delete your data at any time.
No account and no card to start. CitizenCA Pro is weekly or once, bought in the app through the App Store or Google Play.
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Everything: all 450 questions, unlimited practice tests, every fact card, and answers to your own questions.
Something else, or a mistake in a question? Write to support@citizenca.com.
No. CitizenCA is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or representing the Government of Canada or IRCC. Every answer links to the official guide on canada.ca, so you can check it there.
From Discover Canada, the official study guide that IRCC publishes. We wrote every question, note and card in our own words from its facts, and checked them against IRCC’s current pages, which are newer than the 2012 print edition.
They are not the questions used in the real test, but they cover the same guide.
No. IRCC’s page now gives you 45 minutes for 20 questions. Some older pages and apps still say 30.
Yes. The questions, notes and practice tests are on your phone, so you can study without a connection. You need one to buy Pro, to sync or to ask a question in your own words.
No. An account is optional and only syncs your progress between devices. You can delete it at any time.
The questions and the app are in English, as the test is. Every explanation and lesson can also show in French, Punjabi, Chinese, Arabic, Spanish or Tagalog, under the English. They’re translated with AI and checked against the English for every fact and number; until someone who speaks the language has reviewed one, the app says it was translated by AI. You can take the real test in English or French.
Plain-English guides to the test and the guide, checked against IRCC’s pages.
The format, the pass mark, who takes the test, how you take it, and what happens after, in plain English.
Ten free practice questions, one from each chapter of the guide, with every answer explained and your score on the real test’s scale.
Every question and note is written in our own words from these official pages, where you can check them.
Discover Canada is published by IRCC under Crown copyright. Our questions and notes are written from its facts, and are not the questions used in the real test.
Study a little each day, and CitizenCA shows you when you’re ready.
