Free Mock – AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP HUB

Free Mock Test

The official booklet Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond has four chapters, all of which may be tested. To pass the citizenship test, you must answer all 5 questions from Chapter 4 (Australian Values) correctly and get score %75.

We recommend learning one chapter at a time. Our online “Chapter Tests” let you practice each chapter individually, similar to the real test. Read the chapter, then take the corresponding test repeatedly until you score well.

This free Chapter Test includes 20 questions (5 question from each Chapter). Our full online program offers complete practice for all chapters, detailed explanations, and progress tracking.

1 / 20

During Australia’s 2019–20 bushfire season, who helped people affected by the fires?

Many multicultural communities

Only people of European descent

Only firefighters

2 / 20

Who were Australia’s first inhabitants?

Aboriginal and Maori people

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

British convicts and Chinese immigrants

3 / 20

Which reason helped inspire the uniting of the Australian colonies into one nation?

A shared national identity was beginning to form

Australian culture was not developing in songs and art

Sporting teams only represented their own colonies internationally

4 / 20

Which statement best reflects the Rule of Law in Australia?

Some Australians are not equal under the law

You do not need to follow the law if no one is watching

Everyone, regardless of background or culture, must obey Australian laws

5 / 20

According to archaeological evidence, when did Aboriginal peoples first arrive in Australia?

Between 65,000 and 40,000 years ago

Between 45,000 and 20,000 years ago

Between 85,000 and 60,000 years ago

6 / 20

In the Australian citizenship pledge, to whom do you promise your loyalty?

The Queen of Australia

The Commonwealth and its people

Australia and its people

7 / 20

How many members are elected to the House of Representatives?

Over 150

Over 100

Over 50

8 / 20

Who represents the Head of State in Australia?

The Prime Minister

The Governor-General

The Chief Minister

9 / 20

What is cyber abuse?

Abuse from people in other countries

Abuse based on race or ethnicity

Online abuse

10 / 20

Which is correct in Australian law?

Men have more rights than women

Men and women have equal rights

Women have more rights than men

11 / 20

Who response to collects tax in Australia?

The ACS

The ATO

The AEC

12 / 20

Which statement about volunteering in Australia is correct?

Australia does not have a strong tradition of community service or volunteering

Only certain people are allowed to volunteer

There are many opportunities to volunteer in Australia

13 / 20

What is the largest city in Australia?

Perth

Sydney

Canberra

14 / 20

What does the Australian value of a “fair go” mean?

Not everyone should have the same legal rights

Everyone, regardless of background, deserves an equal opportunity to succeed

People should be limited by their class and background

15 / 20

What are the six states of Australia?

New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and Tasmania

New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, Northern Australia and South Australia

New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Eastern Australia, South Australia and Tasmania

16 / 20

What do Australians commemorate on Anzac Day?

The arrival of the First Fleet from Britain

Australians who served and died in wars

The establishment of the Australian nation

17 / 20

What is system of government in Australia ?

Constitutional monarchy

Republic

Constitutional demogracy

18 / 20

Which is the smallest of Australia’s mainland states?

Queensland

Victoria

New South Wales

19 / 20

Which statement about communicating in English is correct?

Communicating in English is important for making the most of living and working in Australia

Communicating in English does not help migrants participate in Australian society

Communicating in English is used in Australia to devalue other languages

20 / 20

Which statement about voting in Australian elections is correct?

People can vote freely and safely for any candidate

Voting is done by a show of hands

Voters must write their name on the ballot paper

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