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Canadian Province
Canadian Citizenship Test — New Brunswick
New Brunswick is Canada's only officially bilingual province, with vibrant English and French communities.
Official test format
Citizenship test at a glance
- Questions
- 20
- Time allowed
- 45 minutes
- Passing score
- 15 / 20Correct answers
- Format
- Multiple choiceIncludes true/false
- Official guide
- Discover Canada
How to Prepare for the Citizenship Test in New Brunswick
The national test covers Discover Canada, including Canada's regions. Study all topics, not only New Brunswick.
1. Study Chapters
Read the entire official guide, including the economy and regions. Our nine practice categories are not its complete table of contents.
Study Chapters →2. Practice Questions
Review our practice categories with 680+ independent questions. Read the complete official guide as well.
Practice Now →3. Simulate the Exam
Practise with 20 questions in 45 minutes. Our questions are independent; your IRCC invitation governs the official test.
Take Exam →Regional review: three questions
Review the capital and geography. This is not a separate official provincial test; study the entire national guide.
Key Test Facts
Ready to Pass Your Test in New Brunswick?
Read Discover Canada, practise a chapter, and review your incorrect answers. Use timed exams to practise working through questions at your own pace.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the test different in New Brunswick?
The citizenship test is federal and based on Discover Canada. Review the regions and the responsibilities of each level of government.
PassCitizenshipTest.ca is an independent study and practice tool. It is not affiliated with IRCC or the Government of Canada. The official study guide is Discover Canada, available free from the Government of Canada. Read the official guide.