Canadian Citizenship Practice Test 2024

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To whom is the oath professed?

  1. To the Monarch

  2. To the constitution

  3. To the flag

  4. To the country

The correct answer is: To the Monarch

The oath is typically professed to the Monarch in countries with a monarchy, such as the United Kingdom. Choosing option A, "To the Monarch," is the most accurate answer because an oath is a formal promise or commitment to someone or something, and in the case of a monarchy, that person would be the Monarch. Options B, C, and D are incorrect because they do not accurately reflect the traditional or formal recipient of an oath in a monarchy. The constitution, flag, and country are certainly important symbols and entities, but they are not the direct recipient of an oath.

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