Test 11 of 22
Free Citizenship Practice Test 11
Format
20 MCQs
Time Limit
45 Minutes
Language
English
Booklet
Our Common Bond
This test includes questions from all four testable parts: Australia and its people, democratic beliefs, government and the law, and Australian values.
Pass Mark: 15/20 | Success Rate: 75%
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Is it a crime to offer a bribe to a police officer in Australia?
Yes, it is a serious crime.
No, it is allowed.
Only if the officer accepts.
Bribing a police officer—or even offering a bribe—is a serious crime in Australia.
Which level of government takes responsibility for local drains?
Federal government.
State government.
Local government.
Local governments (and the ACT Government) manage local infrastructure like drains and footpaths.
What does the role of the Governor-General involve?
Performing ceremonies.
Approving appointments.
All of the above.
The Governor-General performs ceremonial duties, signs Bills into law, and approves official appointments.
What does it mean to be a respectful Australian?
Treating people unfairly.
Giving equal chances to all.
Only being born in Australia.
Respectful Australians treat people fairly and give everyone equal opportunities, regardless of their background.
In which city can you find the High Court and Parliament House of Australia?
Canberra.
Melbourne.
Sydney.
Canberra hosts many important national institutions, including Parliament House and the High Court.
Which spirit of community is famously recognized in Australia?
Leadership.
Mateship.
Competition.
The spirit of "mateship" means Australians help and support each other during times of need.
Who leads a state government in Australia?
Premier.
Senator.
Chief Minister.
A Premier leads a state government, while a Chief Minister leads a territory government.
How many main parts or symbols make up the Australian Aboriginal Flag?
2.
3.
4.
The flag has three important parts: the black top, the red bottom, and the yellow circle.
Which of these is a valid example of freedom of speech in Australia?
Treating people unequally.
Avoiding religion.
Peaceful protest.
Freedom of speech allows Australians to peacefully protest and discuss their ideas with others.
What do we call the first 11 ships that brought convicts to Australia?
7 Fleet.
First 11 Ships.
First Fleet.
The "First Fleet" consisted of 11 ships that arrived from Great Britain on 26 January 1788.
What serves as the background for the Commonwealth Coat of Arms?
The gold Commonwealth Star.
The golden wattle flower.
The Southern Cross Star.
The golden wattle, which is Australia's national flower, forms the background of the Coat of Arms.
What is the national flower of Australia that appears on the Coat of Arms?
Golden wattle.
Daffodils.
Opal.
The golden wattle is the national flower and appears as the background on the Coat of Arms.
What is a mandatory responsibility for Australian citizens aged 18 and over?
Disobey local laws.
Defend Australia if needed.
Avoid community service.
Citizens must be willing to defend Australia should the need arise and participate in elections.
Which colours do Australian national sports teams usually wear for their uniforms?
Gold and green.
Gold and white.
Gold and blue.
National sports teams usually wear green and gold, which are Australia's national colours.
Where does the power of the government come from in a parliamentary democracy?
The Prime Minister.
The representatives.
The Australian people.
Power comes from the people because citizens vote for representatives to act on their behalf.
What is the capital city of the Northern Territory?
Sydney.
Perth.
Darwin.
Most people in the Northern Territory live in its capital city, Darwin, or along the main highway.
What was the approximate population of Australia when it federated in 1901?
4 million.
8 million.
9 million.
In 1901, Australia had a population of about four million people, excluding Indigenous people.
To whom must representatives in a parliamentary democracy answer for their decisions?
The King.
The people.
The Governor-General.
Representatives must answer to the people through elections for the decisions they make in parliament.
Who served as the first governor and helped the early colony survive?
Kevin Rudd.
Captain Arthur Phillip.
Frank Cassidy.
Captain Arthur Phillip led the First Fleet and overcame many struggles during the early settlement.
Which of these services falls under the responsibility of local governments?
Social planning.
Foreign affairs.
Police.
Local governments manage community-level services, including social planning and local roads.