Free Australian citizenship Practice Test - Page 10

In Australia, what are public holidays on Christian days?

• Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Christmas Day
• Good Friday, Assumption Day and Christmas Day
• Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Assumption Day
• None of the above

The government in Australia is secular.

• True
• False

To make Australia a vibrant multicultural society, a mix of religions does not contribute.

• True
• False

Australians have the freedom to not follow a religion or beliefs.

• True
• False

Australians have the freedom to follow any religion or beliefs.

• True
• False

Are there laws in Australia that make sure a person is treated differently from others because of their gender, race, disability, or age?

• True
• False

Choose an example of equality in Australia from the options below.

• Men and women have the same rights
• Everyone belongs to the same political party
• Everyone follows the same religion
• None of the above

Out of these, which is NOT an example of equality in Australia?

• Men and women have equal rights in Australia
• Everyone belongs to the same political party
• Both men and women can vote and stand for parliament.
• Both men and women have equal access to education and employment.

In our society, Australians do not believe in class distinctions.

• True
• False

In Australia, how should new migrants become a leader in business, the arts, public service and sport?

• Through their wealth or class distinctions
• Through their wealth or background
• Through their hard work and talents
• None of the above

In a place where everyone deserves a 'fair go,' do Australians believe in a fair society? True or False.

• True
• False

As an Australian citizen you must:

• Obey the law
• Vote in federal and state or territory elections, and in a referendum
• Defend Australia should the need arise
• All of the above

For Australian citizens aged 18 years or over, which of these is NOT a responsibility?

• Serve on a jury if called to do so
• Defend Australia should the need arise
• Obey the law
• None of the above

For Australian citizens aged 18 and over, what is a responsibility?

• To carry a passport at all times
• Defend Australia should the need arise
• Do not participate in local community services
• Do not obey the law

While on the electoral roll, an Australian may be called to serve on a jury.

• True
• False

Choose the true statement from the following options.

• Through voluntary community work, many groups and individuals help others , because of the spirit of mateship
• Many people fight with each other because of the spirit of mateship
• Many people go away from Australia because of the spirit of mateship
• None of the above

Of the following statements, choose the one that is true of equality in Australia

• Access to education and employment is provided only to men
• Equal access to education and employment is provided to both men and women
• Access to education and employment is provided only to women
• None of the above

In Australia, to register your name and address on the electoral roll, you should be a minimum of ____ years old.

• 19 years
• 20 years
• 21 years
• 18 years

ATO stands for ______

• Australian Textiles Organisation
• Australian Transport Office
• Australian Taxation Office
• Australian Travel Office

Identify the statement that is TRUE

• Judges and courts are always dependent on government
• Judges and courts are always dependent on parliament
• Courts and judges are independent of parliament and government
• None of the above