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Discover Canada's Federal Government - An Interactive Educational Game

Welcome to Cremona High Squares, a game of X's and O's! Test your knowledge of Canada's Federal Government by playing this fun and interactive game. Learn about the roles of Senators, the branches of government, political parties, and more. See if you can win as X or O in this educational adventure!

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Discover Canada's Federal Government - An Interactive Educational Game

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  1. Welcome to... Cremona High Squares A Game of X’s and O’s

  2. 1 2 3 Dewey Cheatum Ima B. Utiful Ivana Winn Seymour Money Anita Hugginkiss Lee V. Mediately Sand E. Beaches Craven Sumfood Starring: Phil R. Up 4 5 6 7 8 9

  3. 1 2 3 Scoreboard X 4 5 6 O 7 8 9 Click Here if X Wins Click Here if O Wins

  4. What are the three branches of Canada’s Federal Government? 1 What are the roles of Senators?

  5. Executive, Legislative, and Judicial 1 Home

  6. What are the Executive Branch’s main roles (name 3)? 2

  7. 1.Propose most laws 2. Put laws into action 3. Run the day to day operations of government 2 Home

  8. The Legislative branch primarily represents the interests and rights of: 3

  9. Canada’s regions. 3 Home

  10. What is a political party? 4

  11. A group of people who have similar ideas about how government should respond to issues facing society. 4 Home

  12. What is a minority government? 5

  13. It is usually formed when a political party wins the most seats in the House of Commons, but not the majority (over 50%) of seats. 5 Home

  14. What is a constituent? 6

  15. Someone who lives in a riding and is represented by an elected official from that riding. 6 Home

  16. Members of Parliament (MPs) are representatives of their constituents, while Senators are responsible for representing: 7

  17. Canada’s regions and minorities. 7 Home

  18. Before a bill receives Royal Assent from the Govenor General and becomes law it must pass successfully through which two legislative bodies: 8

  19. The House of Commons and the Senate 8 Home

  20. What is a lobbyist? 9

  21. An individual or group hired to influence MPs and government officials. 9 Home

  22. X X X X X X X X CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!

  23. O O O O O O O O CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!

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