The values section is the most important part of the citizenship test. You must answer ALL 5 values questions correctly to pass. This guide will show you exactly how to prepare.
General Questions
15 out of 20 correct
(75% pass mark)
Values Questions
5 out of 5 correct
(100% required)
This is the #1 reason people fail the citizenship test. Even if you score 20/20 on general knowledge, getting 1 values question wrong means you fail.
Every person in Australia has the right to be treated with respect, regardless of their background.
What they might ask:
Australians can express their opinions openly and choose who they spend time with.
What they might ask:
People can follow any religion or no religion. The government does not favour any religion.
What they might ask:
Everyone must follow the same laws, and no one is above the law — not even the government.
What they might ask:
Confusing Australian values with Australian laws — they overlap but are not the same thing
Rushing through values questions — take your time, these 5 questions matter more than any others
Not studying values separately — general test prep may not give you enough values practice
Memorising answers without understanding the meaning — the test may phrase things differently
Practice only values questions until you get 100% every time
Every mock test includes exactly 5 values questions, just like the real exam
See your values accuracy separately from your overall score
Which of these is an Australian value?
Answer: C — The rule of law means everyone is equal under the law. This is a core Australian value.
This is a simplified example. Real test questions may be more detailed.
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