Death and Taxes in Canada

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In what cases may a _____ make a will in Canada?
a. miner
b. minor
c. meiner
If a _____ is a member of the Canadian Armed forces on active duty, a sailor at sea or married, he or she may make a will.
a. miner
b. minor
c. meiner
In Canada, if a person dies and has no will, what happens to _____ estate?
a. a
b. an
c. the
In most cases, the spouse and dependents get everything that is left, including _____ items after taxes are paid. If there is no family or relatives, the government gets it.
a. personal
b. personnel
What happens if someone _____ and there are two wills?
a. dies
b. dyes
c. dais
Both wills are _____ as long as they do not contradict each other. If there is some dispute, the most recent one is _____.
a. ballad
b. valid
c. ballot
A wife may not act _____ a witness for her husband's will in which province?
a. for
b. in
c. as
In which provinces in Canada is it possible to _____ a will that leaves your family in poverty?
a. rite
b. right
c. write
In Quebec, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland _____ possible to cut the family out of a will. In all of the other provinces a minimal amount or percentage of the estate must be left to family members, by law.
a. it's
b. its
If you die without a will in Alberta and have no surviving relatives, what happens to _____ estate?
a. you're
b. yore
c. your
_____ in other provinces the government takes the assets, in Alberta, the University of Alberta becomes the beneficiary.
a. Whereas
b. Since
c. However