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Australian Citizenship Practice Test #2

Test your knowledge with this practice exam featuring questions across Australian values, democracy, government, and history.

About This Practice Test

This free Australian Citizenship Practice Test contains 20 multiple-choice questions drawn from all four testable sections of the official exam: Australian Values, Democratic Beliefs and Freedoms, Government and the Law, and Australia and Its People. Each question is based on the official “Our Common Bond” booklet and updated for the 2026 test format.

Pass Requirement

Score at least 15/20 overall AND get all 5 Australian values questions correct

Time Limit

45 minutes for 20 questions, just like the real exam

Instant Results

See your score immediately with detailed explanations for every answer

Balanced Coverage

5 questions per topic area for comprehensive test preparation

Question 1 of 200/20 answered
Australia & Its People

What do the colours in the Australian Aboriginal Flag represent?

All 20 questions in Practice Test #2

Prefer to read through the questions at your own pace? Here is the full set with the correct answers and explanations. Use this as a study aid before attempting the timed test above.

  1. Question 1

    What do the colours in the Australian Aboriginal Flag represent?

    • A.Black represents government authority, red represents the flag design, and yellow represents the seasons
    • B.Black represents Aboriginal peoples, red represents the earth with ceremonial significance, and the yellow circle represents the sun
    • C.Black and red are traditional Aboriginal colours, and yellow represents unity among Indigenous communities

    Correct answer: B — Black represents Aboriginal peoples, red represents the earth with ceremonial significance, and the yellow circle represents the sun

    The Australian Aboriginal Flag has three colours: the top half is black, representing the Aboriginal peoples of Australia; the bottom half is red, representing the earth, which has ceremonial significance; and the yellow circle in the centre represents the sun.

  2. Question 2

    The capital city of Tasmania is

Taking multiple practice tests is one of the most effective ways to prepare for the Australian Citizenship Test. Each of our 10 practice tests uses a different set of questions, so you can keep practising without repeating the same material. When you consistently score 90% or higher across several tests, you are likely ready to sit the real exam.

  • A.Perth
  • B.Hobart
  • C.Darwin

Correct answer: B — Hobart

Hobart is the capital city of Tasmania.

  • Question 3

    In the first half of the 20th century, migration levels

    • A.rose and fell
    • B.more than doubled
    • C.included large numbers of Chinese migrants

    Correct answer: A — rose and fell

    Throughout the first half of the 20th century, migration levels rose and fell.

  • Question 4

    Cyber abuse is also called

    • A.foreign abuse
    • B.online abuse
    • C.racial abuse

    Correct answer: B — online abuse

    The booklet states: 'Online abuse is not accepted in Australia. This is sometimes called cyber abuse.'

  • Question 5

    How many senators does each territory elect?

    • A.6
    • B.2
    • C.12

    Correct answer: B — 2

    The Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory elect two senators each.

  • Question 6

    Australians believe in a society that is

    • A.fair
    • B.based on gender
    • C.secular

    Correct answer: A — fair

    Australians value equal opportunity in our society; what is often called a 'fair go'. This is to ensure that there are no formal class distinctions in Australian society.

  • Question 7

    In the Northern Territory, the King is represented by

    • A.a Premier
    • B.an Administrator
    • C.a Chief Minister

    Correct answer: B — an Administrator

    In the Northern Territory, an Administrator is appointed by the Governor-General.

  • Question 8

    An Acknowledgement of Country is

    • A.a cultural practice performed by a Traditional Custodian welcoming visitors
    • B.an opportunity to acknowledge every Australian's contribution
    • C.an opportunity to recognise that a gathering is on Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander land

    Correct answer: C — an opportunity to recognise that a gathering is on Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander land

    An Acknowledgement of Country is an opportunity to recognise that the gathering is on Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander land.

  • Question 9

    In Australia, people

    • A.must follow Spiritism
    • B.must follow Christianity
    • C.are free to follow any religion or no religion

    Correct answer: C — are free to follow any religion or no religion

    People in Australia are free to follow any religion they choose. They may also not choose to follow a religion.

  • Question 10

    What is the name of the legal document that sets out the basic rules for the government of Australia?

    • A.The Australian Federation
    • B.The Australian Commonwealth
    • C.The Australian Constitution

    Correct answer: C — The Australian Constitution

    The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (the Australian Constitution) is the legal document that sets out the basic rules for the government of Australia. It came into effect on 1 January 1901 and can only be changed by a referendum.

  • Question 11

    In Australia, people should be able to express their ideas

    • A.only by writing to their Member of Parliament
    • B.freely, even if it is against the law
    • C.freely, so long as it is within the law

    Correct answer: C — freely, so long as it is within the law

    The booklet states: 'People in Australia should be able to express their ideas freely, so long as it is within the law.'

  • Question 12

    Which of these is an Australian value?

    • A.fairness
    • B.racism
    • C.drinking

    Correct answer: A — fairness

    Australian values are based on freedom, respect, fairness and equality of opportunity. These values are central to our community remaining a secure, prosperous and peaceful place to live.

  • Question 13

    Mutual respect and tolerance means

    • A.listening to others but not respecting different views
    • B.people should not tolerate those they disagree with
    • C.listening to others and respecting their views, even when different from your own

    Correct answer: C — listening to others and respecting their views, even when different from your own

    The booklet states: 'Australia values the principles of mutual respect and tolerance. This means listening to others and respecting their views and opinions, even when they are different from your own.'

  • Question 14

    Australia's official national religion is

    • A.Christianity
    • B.there is no official national religion
    • C.Protestantism

    Correct answer: B — there is no official national religion

    Australia has no official national religion.

  • Question 15

    Which of the following is an example of a democratic belief in Australia?

    • A.The belief that the government should make all decisions without public input
    • B.The belief that only property owners should be allowed to vote
    • C.Belief in parliamentary democracy and the right of all people to have a say in how Australia is governed through voting

    Correct answer: C — Belief in parliamentary democracy and the right of all people to have a say in how Australia is governed through voting

    Australia's democratic beliefs include a commitment to elected government, the rule of law, equal rights for all, and respect for others. In Australia, people elect representatives who make decisions on their behalf.

  • Question 16

    What is the process called when the Governor-General signs a Bill into law?

    • A.Presidential Assent
    • B.Royal Assent
    • C.Parliamentary Confirmation

    Correct answer: B — Royal Assent

    When the Governor-General signs a Bill so that it becomes law, this process is called Royal Assent.

  • Question 17

    On 25 April each year, we commemorate

    • A.Commonwealth Day
    • B.Anzac Day
    • C.the Queen's Birthday

    Correct answer: B — Anzac Day

    Anzac Day is commemorated on 25 April each year.

  • Question 18

    Which of these statements about the Australian Constitution is correct?

    • A.Legislative, executive and judicial powers are written into it
    • B.It can only be changed by the Governor-General
    • C.It allows one group to hold all the power

    Correct answer: A — Legislative, executive and judicial powers are written into it

    These powers are written into the Australian Constitution.

  • Question 19

    Australian citizenship means you are ready to

    • A.fulfil your responsibilities as an Australian citizen
    • B.join the Australian Defence Force
    • C.own some Australian land

    Correct answer: A — fulfil your responsibilities as an Australian citizen

    The booklet states: 'It means that you are ready to fulfil your responsibilities as an Australian citizen.'

  • Question 20

    Jury service is a responsibility for

    • A.members of the legal profession
    • B.citizens and permanent residents aged 21 or over
    • C.Australian citizens aged 18 years or over

    Correct answer: C — Australian citizens aged 18 years or over

    Jury service, if requested, is a responsibility for Australian citizens aged 18 years or over.