Practice Test – 3

The following Australian citizenship practice test has 20 questions in total.

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#1. Which country was Australia a colony of?

a. France

a. France

b. Spain

b. Spain

c. German

c. German

d. Britain

d. Britain

#2. What is the official symbol of the Commonwealth of Australia?

a. The national Anthem

a. The national Anthem

b. Commonwealth Coat of Arms

b. Commonwealth Coat of Arms

c. The national flag

c. The national flag

d. The Aboriginal Flag

d. The Aboriginal Flag

#3. When were Australia officially united into the Commonwealth of Australia?

a. 1888

a. 1888

b. 1901

b. 1901

c. 1801

c. 1801

d. 1701

d. 1701

#4. Which one is the second largest state in Australia?

a. Western Australia

a. Western Australia

b. South Australia

b. South Australia

c. Northern Australia

c. Northern Australia

d. Queensland

d. Queensland

#5. How much was population of New South Wales and Victoria in the 10 years from 1851?

a. Decreased by half

a. Decreased by half

b. Did not change at all

b. Did not change at all

c. Increased by around one-third

c. Increased by around one-third

d. Increased by more than double

d. Increased by more than double

#6. When did Great Britain decide to send the convicts to the new colony of New South Wales?

a. 1901

a. 1901

b. 1786

b. 1786

c. 1788

c. 1788

d. 1701

d. 1701

#7. As an Australian, you must:

a. volunteer in your community

a. volunteer in your community

b. do a job

b. do a job

c. apply for an passport

c. apply for an passport

d. defend Australia along with your fellow Australians when needed

d. defend Australia along with your fellow Australians when needed

#8. What is the capital of Victoria?

a. Adelaide

a. Adelaide

b. Perth

b. Perth

c. Melton

c. Melton

d. Melbourne

d. Melbourne

#9. What do the green stripes represent on the Torres Strait Islander Flag?

a. hope

a. hope

b. peace

b. peace

c. freedom

c. freedom

d. the land

d. the land

#10. What does the blue panel represent on the Torres Strait Islander Flag?

a. hope

a. hope

b. the land

b. the land

c. the sea

c. the sea

d. freedom

d. freedom

#11. What do the black lines represent on the Torres Strait Islander Flag?

a. the land

a. the land

b. the sea

b. the sea

c. the Torres Strait Islander people

c. the Torres Strait Islander people

d. freedom

d. freedom

#12. What does the white dancer’s headdress on the Torres Strait Islander Flag symbolize?

a. hope

a. hope

b. All Torres Strait Islanders

b. All Torres Strait Islanders

c. peace

c. peace

d. the land

d. the land

#13. When did European settlement start in Australia?

a. 26 January 1888

a. 26 January 1888

b. 26 January 1788

b. 26 January 1788

c. 26 January 1878

c. 26 January 1878

d. 26 January 1768

d. 26 January 1768

#14. How many convict ships were there in the ‘First Fleet’?

a. 10 convict ships

a. 10 convict ships

b. 11 convict ships

b. 11 convict ships

c. 12 convict ships

c. 12 convict ships

d. 13 convict ships

d. 13 convict ships

#15. At the Australian citizenship ceremony, what do you pledge?

a. to uphold and obey the laws of Australia

a. to uphold and obey the laws of Australia

b. to work and pay taxes

b. to work and pay taxes

c. to volunteer in your community

c. to volunteer in your community

d. to support the government unconditionally

d. to support the government unconditionally

#16. How much was the population of Australia when the Commonwealth of Australia was officially formed in 1901?

a. About 4 million people excluding the Indigenous people

a. About 4 million people excluding the Indigenous people

b. About 4 million people including the Indigenous people

b. About 4 million people including the Indigenous people

c. About 8 million people including the Indigenous people

c. About 8 million people including the Indigenous people

d. About 7 million people excluding the Indigenous people

d. About 7 million people excluding the Indigenous people

#17. The Torres Strait Islands mostly lie in:

a. New South Wales

a. New South Wales

b. Tasmania

b. Tasmania

c. Queensland

c. Queensland

d. Victoria

d. Victoria

#18. What is the capital of city of Tasmania?

a. Alice Springs

a. Alice Springs

b. Hobart

b. Hobart

c. Sydney

c. Sydney

d. Darwin

d. Darwin

#19. The Australian National Flag is the official flag of our nation.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

#20. Each state and territory of Australia has its own flag.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

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