Canada is a founding member of which organization?
Quick answer: The United Nations. In our practice tests 75% of 105 answers were correct, and the most common mistake is choosing “ASEAN”.
Why is this the correct answer?
Canada was a founding member of the United Nations in 1945 and has been active in UN peacekeeping missions around the world ever since.
Study Tip
Think about international organizations that focus on peace, security, and cooperation among countries. One of these organizations was created in the aftermath of World War II.
Original data
How many people get this question right?
75% of 105 practice answers from about 72 people were correct. The most common wrong answer is "ASEAN", chosen 12% of the time. The data covers practice tests on BecomeACitizen.ca from March 31, 2026 to September 30, 2026.
How hard is this question compared with others?
It is the 62nd hardest of the 167 questions we have enough data to rank. The average for the Modern Canada chapter is 71% correct, and the average across all questions is 75%. You need 75% to pass the real test.
These are practice questions written from the official Discover Canada guide. IRCC does not publish the real test questions. See the full ranking in the 20 most-missed citizenship test questions or browse more Modern Canada questions.
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Which part of Discover Canada is this question from?
This question is from the Modern Canada section of the Canadian citizenship test. The test consists of 20 multiple-choice questions drawn from the official Discover Canada study guide. You need to score at least 75% (15 out of 20 correct) to pass.
This chapter has 28 questions in our database. Studying chapter by chapter is one of the most effective ways to prepare, as it helps you build deep understanding of each topic before moving to the next.
How should you study for the citizenship test?
Start by reading the complete how-to-pass guide, then work through each chapter in the study mode. When you feel ready, take a full exam simulation with the real 45-minute time limit.