Free Practice Tests for Newcomers to Canada

Prepare for the two tests most newcomers take: the Canadian citizenship test and the Ontario G1 driving knowledge test. Study by chapter or section, then take a full simulation with the real format and pass mark.

1,424practice questions
2full simulations
11citizenship study pages
2G1 test sections

Citizenship test G1 driving test

Free · No account needed · New random questions on every simulation

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Which test

The two tests at a glance

Both are multiple choice and both can be passed with focused study. Here is how they compare.

	Canadian citizenship test	Ontario G1 knowledge test
Who takes it	Citizenship applicants aged 18 to 54	New drivers in Ontario, aged 16 and over
Questions	20, multiple choice or true or false	40 multiple choice: 20 road signs, 20 rules of the road
Pass mark	15 of 20 (75%)	16 of 20 in each section (80%)
Time and booking	45 minutes, taken online after IRCC invites you	Walk in at a DriveTest centre; no appointment needed
Study guide	Discover Canada (IRCC)	Official MTO Driver’s Handbook
Practice here	Citizenship test hub · 20-question simulation	G1 test hub · 40-question simulation

Canadian citizenship test

Citizenship test: study every chapter, then simulate the test

Each chapter page has study notes, the common traps and its own quiz. The simulation draws 20 random questions from a 633-question pool with a 45-minute countdown.

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Ontario G1 driving test

G1 test: learn the signs and rules, then take a 40-question simulation

The road signs page explains every sign in our question bank by shape and colour; the rules page covers right-of-way, speed limits, stopping rules and G1 conditions.

1Section 1 of the testRoad signsShapes, colours and the meaning of every sign type. 57 practice questions.Study and practise 2Section 2 of the testRules of the roadRight of way, speed, lights, alcohol and penalties. 101 practice questions.Study and practise 40Final stepFull G1 test simulation20 signs and 20 rules questions, drawn at random every attempt.Take the test

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How to prepare

A study method that works for both tests

1Read the official guide
Every question comes from one book: Discover Canada for citizenship, the MTO Driver’s Handbook for the G1. Our notes summarize each part.
2Practise one part at a time
Take the quiz for each chapter or section and retake any where you score under 80%.
3Simulate the real test
When every part feels solid, take full simulations until you pass comfortably twice in a row.

Questions

Practice tests FAQ

Are these practice tests free?

Yes. Every practice test, quiz and simulation on Canadianow is free and works without an account.

Are these the official tests?

No. They are independent practice tests in the same format as the real ones. The citizenship questions are written from Discover Canada, the official IRCC study guide, and the G1 questions from the Official MTO Driver’s Handbook.

How many questions are on the real citizenship test?

The Canadian citizenship test has 20 multiple-choice or true or false questions, and you need 15 correct answers to pass. You have 45 minutes.

How many questions are on the Ontario G1 test?

The G1 knowledge test has 40 multiple-choice questions: 20 on road signs and 20 on the rules of the road. You need at least 16 correct in each section.

Do I get different questions every time?

Yes. Both full simulations draw new random questions on every attempt, so you can retake them as often as you like.

Sources

Canadianow is independent and not affiliated with IRCC, the Ontario Ministry of Transportation or DriveTest. Use the official guides as your primary study resource.

Ready to test yourself?

Each simulation uses new random questions and the real pass mark.

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