Question

what type of government does canada have?○ parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy○ presidential democracy○ autocracy2 multiple choice 6.6 pointswho chooses the prime minister in canada?○ the president○ citizens of canada○ members of parliament3 multiple choice 6.57 pointswhat is the role of canadian citizens in choosing their leader?○ voting directly for the prime minister○ electing the governor general○ voting for members of parliament

Explanation:

For question 1: Canada's government structure combines a parliamentary democracy (where laws are made by elected parliamentarians) and a constitutional monarchy (with the British monarch as head of state, represented by the Governor General).
For question 2: The Canadian Prime Minister is the leader of the political party that wins the most seats in Parliament, so Members of Parliament (from the governing party/caucus) select or confirm the Prime Minister.
For question 3: Canadian citizens directly vote for Members of Parliament in their riding; the Prime Minister is not directly elected, and the Governor General is appointed, not elected by citizens.

Answer:

1. Parliamentary Democracy and Constitutional Monarchy
2. Members of Parliament
3. Voting for members of Parliament