Free Australian Citizenship Practice Test

20 questions in the real exam format, scored instantly with a full explanation for every answer. Free, no sign-up — start below.

Written by Danny N., who founded AussieReady and sat the Australian citizenship test. Reviewed by Lizze N., who also sat the test and checks every question against the official resource. Last reviewed .

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Australian Values

Which of the following is an example of fair treatment under Australian law?

20 Questions

Same format as the real exam

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15/20 + all values correct

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Is there a 50-question version of the Australian Citizenship Test?

Not officially. The real Australian Citizenship Test is 20 multiple-choice questions, and you pass by answering at least 15 correctly (75%) with all 5 Australian Values questions right. Nobody sits a 50-question citizenship test.

A 50-question set is revision, not simulation. Because the real exam draws only 20 questions from the whole of Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond, any single test leaves most of the material untouched. Working through 50 in one sitting covers far more ground and shows you which of the four testable sections you are actually weak in before you switch to exam-format practice.

Ours is free, needs no sign-up, and scores you as you go — every question comes back with the correct answer and a full explanation of why, drawn from the same 574-question bank behind the tests above. If you would rather study on paper, the same 50 questions are available as a free printable PDF with a full answer key. No email address, no account.

The set is grouped into the four sections the official resource uses — Australia and its people; democratic beliefs, rights and liberties; government and the law; and Australian values — so you can see your weak area rather than just a score. We mark a pass at 38 out of 50, the same 75% threshold as the real exam, plus every Australian Values question correct.

See all 50 questions with answers and explanations.

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About the Australian Citizenship Test

The Australian Citizenship Test is a mandatory requirement for most people applying for Australian citizenship. The test consists of 20 multiple-choice questions drawn from the official resource “Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond,” and you have 45 minutes to complete it. To pass, you must answer at least 15 questions correctly, and all questions in the Australian Values section must be answered correctly.

That second rule is what catches people out. A score of 15 out of 20 is a pass only if none of your mistakes were in the Australian Values section — one wrong answer there is an automatic fail regardless of how well you did elsewhere. It is the most common reason otherwise well-prepared people do not pass first time, which is why our results screens flag values questions separately.

Our practice tests mirror the format of the real exam. Each test includes 5 questions from each of the four main topics: Australian Values, Democratic Beliefs, Government and Law, and Australia and Its People. This balanced approach ensures you are tested on all areas that may appear on the actual exam.

Taking multiple practice tests is one of the most effective ways to prepare. Each test draws from different questions, giving you broad coverage of the material. After completing a test, review any incorrect answers carefully and revisit the relevant topic pages to strengthen your knowledge.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this Australian citizenship practice test free?
Yes. The practice test on this page is completely free and needs no sign-up, no email address and no credit card. You can take it as many times as you like, and every question comes with the correct answer and a full explanation.
How many questions are on the real Australian Citizenship Test?
The real test has 20 multiple-choice questions drawn from the official resource "Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond", and you have 45 minutes to complete it. Our practice tests use the same 20-question format, with 5 questions from each of the four testable sections.
What is the pass mark for the Australian Citizenship Test?
You must answer at least 15 of the 20 questions correctly (75%) and answer all 5 Australian Values questions correctly. Scoring 15 is not enough on its own — a single wrong answer in the Australian Values section is an automatic fail, no matter how well you score elsewhere.
Are these the real citizenship test questions?
No. The official questions are confidential and are not published by the Department of Home Affairs. Our questions are written to mirror the format, difficulty and subject matter of the real exam, and are based on "Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond", which is the only resource the real test draws from.
How many practice tests can I take?
There are 10 full practice tests in the real 20-question exam format, plus a longer 50-question study set and a free printable PDF. Each test draws a different combination of questions, so working through several gives you broad coverage of the material.
Is there a 50-question version of the Australian citizenship test?
Not officially — the real test is 20 questions, and you pass with at least 15 correct plus all 5 Australian Values questions right. A 50-question set is extended revision: it covers all four testable sections in one sitting, which is the fastest way to find your weak area before you switch to exam-format practice. Ours is free, needs no sign-up, and comes with a printable PDF.
Where can I find 50 Australian citizenship test questions and answers?
Our free 50-question set includes every answer with a full explanation, grouped into the same four sections as the official "Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond" resource. You can take it scored online or download it as a printable PDF with a complete answer key — no account and no email address required.
How should I use these practice tests to prepare?
Take one test cold to find your weak areas, then read the explanations for everything you got wrong and revise those topics before trying another. When you consistently score 18 out of 20 or better across different tests — and never miss an Australian Values question — you are in good shape for the real exam.

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