Practice Test – 4

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

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#1. Which of the following ideas demonstrates compassion for those who need help in the Australian society?

a. a sense of brotherhood

a. a sense of brotherhood

b. a spirit of mateship

b. a spirit of mateship

c. a feeling of empathy

c. a feeling of empathy

d. a thought of peace

d. a thought of peace

#2. What is Anzac Day named after?

a. Australian Aboriginal culture

a. Australian Aboriginal culture

b. The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

b. The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

c. The Australian and New Zealand Aboriginal Culture

c. The Australian and New Zealand Aboriginal Culture

d. The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

d. The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

#3. Which strait separates Tasmania from the Australian mainland?

a. Tasmania Strait

a. Tasmania Strait

b. Bass Strait

b. Bass Strait

c. Torres Strait

c. Torres Strait

d. Endeavour Strait

d. Endeavour Strait

#4. The east of the Western Australia is mostly desert, while the south-west is a rich agricultural and wine-growing area.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

#5. What percentage of Western Australia’s population lives in the capital city?

a. about 25%

a. about 25%

b. about 50%

b. about 50%

c. about 75%

c. about 75%

d. about 60%

d. about 60%

#6. Children of Australian citizens who were born outside of Australia can____________.

a. not be registered as Australian citizens

a. not be registered as Australian citizens

b. not be registered as Australian citizens unless they pass the citizenship test

b. not be registered as Australian citizens unless they pass the citizenship test

c. be registered as Australian citizens

c. be registered as Australian citizens

d. be registered as Australian citizens only if they live and study or work in Australia for 3 years or more

d. be registered as Australian citizens only if they live and study or work in Australia for 3 years or more

#7. The children of Australian citizens born outside of the country cannot enjoy the same rights and responsibilities of citizenship as children born in Australia. ? The children of Australian citizens born outside of the country have the same rights and responsibilities of citizenship as children born in Australia.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

#8. The indigenous people of Australia share:

a. common language

a. common language

b. common beliefs

b. common beliefs

c. common traditions

c. common traditions

d. both b and c

d. both b and c

#9. Who have the right to vote in Australia?

a. Citizens of 18 years or over

a. Citizens of 18 years or over

b. Citizens of 19 years or over

b. Citizens of 19 years or over

c. Citizens of 16 years or over

c. Citizens of 16 years or over

d. Citizens of 20 years or over

d. Citizens of 20 years or over

#10. What colours are there on the Torres Strait Islander Flag?

a. yellow, white, and red

a. yellow, white, and red

b. red, black, and yellow

b. red, black, and yellow

c. black, red, blue, and yellow

c. black, red, blue, and yellow

d. black, white, blue, and green

d. black, white, blue, and green

#11. What does COAG stand for?

a. Council of Aboriginal Guardians

a. Council of Aboriginal Guardians

b. Council of Australian Government

b. Council of Australian Government

c. Council of Aboriginal Government

c. Council of Aboriginal Government

d. Council of Aboriginal Guards

d. Council of Aboriginal Guards

#12. What is the capital of Western Australia?

a. Darwin

a. Darwin

b. Adelaide

b. Adelaide

c. Sydney

c. Sydney

d. Perth

d. Perth

#13. What is the national gemstone of Australia?

a. gold

a. gold

b. diamond

b. diamond

c. opal

c. opal

d. peal

d. peal

#14. Which of the following is Australia’s smallest mainland state?

a. Queensland

a. Queensland

b. Victoria

b. Victoria

c. Tasmania

c. Tasmania

d. South Australia

d. South Australia

#15. When you become an Australian citizen, you have the right to live freely in Australia.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

#16. Which of the following is Australia’s national anthem?

a. God Save the Queen

a. God Save the Queen

b. Advance Australia Fair

b. Advance Australia Fair

c. O Australia

c. O Australia

d. Australia, our native land

d. Australia, our native land

#17. Which of the following is Australia’s largest state?

a. Queensland

a. Queensland

b. South Australia

b. South Australia

c. Victoria

c. Victoria

d. Western Australia

d. Western Australia

#18. What is the colour of the Australian national flag?

a. Red, black, and white

a. Red, black, and white

b. Blue, white, and red

b. Blue, white, and red

c. Blue, white, and black

c. Blue, white, and black

d. Red, yellow, and green

d. Red, yellow, and green

#19. How is Australia’s government elected?

a. The government of Australia needs no public vote to be elected.

a. The government of Australia needs no public vote to be elected.

b. The government is elected by the members of parliament of Australia.

b. The government is elected by the members of parliament of Australia.

c. The Queen of Australia appoints the government.

c. The Queen of Australia appoints the government.

d. The government is elected by the citizens of Australia .

d. The government is elected by the citizens of Australia .

#20. Which of the following demonstrates freedom of speech?

a. Newspapers and other media can write about any topic.

a. Newspapers and other media can write about any topic.

b. Australians can speak in whatever language they want.

b. Australians can speak in whatever language they want.

c. Australians are free to follow any religion.

c. Australians are free to follow any religion.

d. All of the above

d. All of the above

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