Free Australian citizenship Practice Test - Page 4
What is the official symbol of the Commonwealth of Australia ?
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National flower of Australia
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Commonwealth Coat of Arms
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National anthem
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National sports
During the citizenship ceremony, to whom do citizens pledge loyalty?
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To the Australian Prime Minister
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To Australia and its people
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To the Queen of Australia
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To the King of Australia
The first few words in the citizenship pledge are:
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From this time forward, under God,
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I pledge my loyalty to Australia, under God
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I pledge my loyalty to Australia and its people
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whose democratic beliefs I share
I pledge my loyalty to Australia and its people,
whose democratic beliefs I share,
whose rights and liberties I respect, and
whose laws I will uphold and obey.
In the Australian citizenship pledge, what principles do you support in relation to the country and its people?
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Capitalist
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Communist
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Democratic
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None of the above
From this time forward, under God,*
I pledge my loyalty to Australia and its people,
whose democratic beliefs I share,
whose rights and liberties I respect, and
whose laws I will uphold and obey.
* A person may choose whether or not to use the words ‘under God’
What colony did Australia belong to initially ?
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French
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British
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Spanish
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Dutch
The first ever free settlers in Australia originated from which country?
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Ireland and France
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Great Britain and France
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Great Britain and Ireland
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Netherlands and Ireland
Name the heritage that has had a major influence on Australia's history, culture, and political institutions.
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The British and Irish heritage
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The British and French heritage
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The British and Chinese heritage
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Irish and French heritage
In which year was gold first discovered in the colonies of New South Wales and Victoria?
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1811
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1951
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1711
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1851
Where was gold first discovered in Australia in 1851?
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New South Wales and South Australia colonies
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New South Wales and Queensland colonies
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New South Wales and Victoria colonies
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Victoria and South Australia colonies
What did the majority of the first fleet transport?
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Free settlers
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Convicts
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Explorers
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Drugs
What does 26th January 1788 signify in Australia ?
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Beginning of European settlement
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Captain Arthur Phillip was appointed as New South Wales’ first governor
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The discovery of gold in the colonies
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The discovery of silver in the colonies
To which country do the initial 11 convict ships that landed in Australia belong?
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Ireland
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France
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India
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Great Britain
Other than Europe, from which country did a large group of migrants come to Australia in 1851 when gold was discovered in the colonies of New South Wales and Victoria?
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France
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India
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Sri Lanka
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China
Did the population of Australia increase to more than double between 1851 and 1861?
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Yes
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No
In the Australian National Flag, the Union Jack denotes
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The Australian Commonwealth and its people
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History of British settlement in Australia
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Great Britain and its people
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Six states and the territories
What is the total number of elected members in the House of representatives in Australia ?
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100
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300
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500
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150
What is the responsibility of the Australian Government among the following options?
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Footpaths
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Drains
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Social Security
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Police
The local governments are responsible for:
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Defence
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Community centres, local libraries, and halls
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Schools
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Forestry
Who is responsible for the interpretation and application of the law ?
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The courts
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The House of Representatives
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The Ministers
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The Queen
What is the capital city of Victoria ?
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Sydney
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Melbourne
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Canberra
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Adelaide
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