TheoryAustralian Citizenship Test
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Every topic from Our Common Bond, including the compulsory Australian Values questions, with full mock exams.
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30 free Australian Citizenship Test questions
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Australian Citizenship Test
Which of these is a fundamental Australian value?
Correct — A. Australia values respect for the freedom and dignity of every individual. -
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In Australia, people are free to follow any religion they choose, or none at all. What does this reflect?
Correct — A. Australia has freedom of religion and a secular government; people may follow any religion or none. -
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Can people in Australia peacefully express their opinions about the government?
Correct — A. Freedom of speech lets people peacefully express opinions, including criticism of the government, within the law. -
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Are men and women equal in Australia?
Correct — A. Equality of men and women is a fundamental Australian value; both have equal rights under the law. -
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What does 'a fair go' mean in Australia?
Correct — A. 'A fair go' refers to equality of opportunity — what you achieve comes from your effort and talents, not your background. -
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Is it acceptable in Australia to use violence against another person to settle a disagreement?
Correct — A. Australians resolve disagreements peacefully and through the law; violence is never an acceptable response. -
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In Australia, is everyone equal under the law?
Correct — A. Equality under the law means the law applies to everyone equally, regardless of status, wealth or background. -
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What is expected of all people living in Australia regarding the law?
Correct — A. Everyone in Australia must obey Australian laws. -
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Why is learning English encouraged for people living in Australia?
Correct — A. English is Australia's national language; learning it helps people participate fully in the community, education and work. -
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Is it acceptable to discriminate against someone because of their religion in Australia?
Correct — A. Australia values religious freedom, tolerance and mutual respect; discrimination based on religion is not acceptable. -
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Australia values 'freedom of association'. What does this allow?
Correct — A. Freedom of association means people may join, or choose not to join, any lawful group, such as a union, club or political party. -
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What kind of government does Australia value and support?
Correct — A. Australians support parliamentary democracy and the rule of law as the basis of government. -
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How should people in Australia treat others who hold different views or beliefs?
Correct — A. Tolerance, mutual respect and compassion for others — including those with different views — are Australian values. -
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Is violence against a family member, including a partner or child, ever acceptable in Australia?
Correct — A. Domestic and family violence is a serious crime in Australia and is never acceptable. -
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What does freedom of speech NOT allow in Australia?
Correct — A. Freedom of speech has limits: it does not allow speech that incites violence or hatred against others. -
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In Australia, who has the right to an education?
Correct — A. Equality of opportunity means all children have the right to an education, regardless of their background. -
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Australian society expects people to respect the rights of others. Which is an example?
Correct — A. Respecting others' rights includes letting them express different opinions and practise their own beliefs peacefully. -
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Are people in Australia free to choose who they marry?
Correct — A. In Australia people are free to choose their own marriage partner; forced marriage is against the law. -
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What does a 'secular government' mean in Australia?
Correct — A. A secular government means the government is separate from religion and does not favour any particular religion. -
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Equality of opportunity in Australia means that success should be based on what?
Correct — A. Equality of opportunity means everyone has a fair chance to succeed based on their effort and ability, not their background. -
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Should people in Australia respect other people regardless of their cultural background?
Correct — A. Australia is a multicultural society that values mutual respect for people of all cultural backgrounds. -
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In Australia, can a person be forced to follow a particular religion?
Correct — A. Freedom of religion means no one can be forced to follow a religion; people may also choose to have no religion. -
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What is the expected response if you disagree with a law in Australia?
Correct — A. If you disagree with a law you can work peacefully and lawfully to change it, but you must still obey it. -
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Australia values compassion for those in need. What is an example?
Correct — A. Compassion for those in need — supporting the vulnerable and disadvantaged — is an Australian value. -
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Do both women and men have the right to take part in Australian society, including work and politics?
Correct — A. Equality of men and women means both can fully participate in society, including work, education and politics. -
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Which statement best reflects Australian values about diversity?
Correct — A. Australia is a peaceful, multicultural society where people of many backgrounds live together with mutual respect. -
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Is freedom of speech in Australia a freedom to say absolutely anything without limits?
Correct — A. Freedom of speech operates within the law; it does not permit defamation, threats, or incitement of violence or hatred. -
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What does Australia expect of its people in relation to peaceful behaviour?
Correct — A. Peacefulness is an Australian value; differences should be settled through discussion and lawful means, not violence. -
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Can people in Australia be denied a job simply because of their gender or race?
Correct — A. Discrimination based on gender, race or similar grounds is against the law and against Australian values. -
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What is one responsibility that reflects respect for the rule of law?
Correct — A. Respect for the rule of law means everyone obeys the law, and the law applies equally to all.
Australian Citizenship Test sample questions
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People Who were the first inhabitants of Australia?
A. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples ✓
B. British settlers
C. Dutch explorers
D. Portuguese traders
Correct — A. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are Australia's first inhabitants, with the world's oldest continuous cultures.
People In which year did the First Fleet arrive and the first European settlement begin?
A. 1788 ✓
B. 1606
C. 1851
D. 1901
Correct — A. The First Fleet arrived at Sydney Cove on 26 January 1788, beginning the first British settlement.
People Who led the First Fleet to establish the first European settlement in Australia?
A. Captain Arthur Phillip ✓
B. Captain James Cook
C. Abel Tasman
D. Matthew Flinders
Correct — A. Captain Arthur Phillip led the First Fleet and became the first Governor of New South Wales.
People What is celebrated on Australia Day, 26 January?
A. The arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 ✓
B. The end of World War II
C. Federation in 1901
D. The discovery of gold
Correct — A. Australia Day, 26 January, marks the arrival of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove in 1788.
About the Australian Citizenship Test test
Prepare for the official Australian citizenship test the calm, thorough way - with 200+ practice questions based on Our Common Bond.
What you get
- 200+ practice questions covering Australia and its people, democratic beliefs, government and the law, and Australian values.
- Plain-language explanations for every correct answer - understand, don't just memorise.
- Timed mock exam in the real format: 20 questions, pass mark 75 percent.
- Study by topic to reinforce your weak spots.
You will be tested on
- History, national symbols and key dates
- How government, voting and the law work
- Rights and responsibilities of citizens
- Geography and important institutions
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Topics in this question bank
History, national symbols and key dates
How government, voting and the law work
Rights and responsibilities of citizens
Geography and important institutions
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