Test 13 of 22
Free Citizenship Practice Test 13
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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Which city serves as the capital of New South Wales?
Melbourne.
Sydney.
Canberra.
Sydney is the capital city of New South Wales and is the largest city in Australia.
Which state features many famous wine regions and a rugged coastline?
Western Australia.
Queensland.
South Australia.
South Australia is well known for its rugged coastline and famous wine-growing regions.
What does the blue panel in the centre of the Torres Strait Islander Flag represent?
The Sea.
The Land.
The Sun.
The blue panel on the Torres Strait Islander Flag represents the sea.
How can the government change the Australian Constitution?
A Parliamentary vote.
A Referendum.
A By-election.
The Australian Constitution can only change if a majority of people vote "yes" in a special vote called a referendum.
Which song allows Australians to publicly express their pride in their country?
The Star-Spangled Banner.
God Save the King.
Advance Australia Fair.
"Advance Australia Fair" is the national anthem and is sung at events of national importance.
What are the mandatory duties of an Australian citizen?
Obey the law.
Vote in federal elections.
All of the above.
Australian citizens must obey the law, vote, serve on a jury if called, and defend the nation.
Which statement about the Australian legal system is true?
Women get special treatment.
Men and women are equal.
Men have more rights.
The Australian legal system treats men and women equally in all courts of law.
Can both men and women join the Australian Defence Force and the police?
TRUE.
FALSE.
Only in certain roles.
In Australia, both men and women have equal rights to join the military and the police force.
What arrived in Australia from Great Britain on 26 January 1788?
First Fleet.
Second Fleet.
British Air Force.
The "First Fleet" of 11 ships arrived in 1788 to establish a new settlement.
What is the most important skill for living and working successfully in Australia?
Playing sports.
Communicating in English.
Driving a car.
English is the national language; using it is vital for participating in society and finding work.
In which Australian city can you find many examples of fine colonial architecture?
Perth.
Adelaide.
Whyalla.
Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, contains many examples of fine colonial-style buildings.
What is the capital city of the state of Tasmania?
Brisbane.
Adelaide.
Hobart.
Hobart is the capital city of Tasmania, which is Australia's smallest state.
Which colony did the British first use to transport convicts?
New South Wales.
Victoria.
Queensland.
The British Government established New South Wales as a convict settlement in 1788.
Which level of government takes responsibility for airports and air safety?
Local Governments.
Territory Governments.
The Australian Government.
The Australian (federal) Government manages national infrastructure like airports and air safety.
Which of these actions does NOT align with the Australian spirit of "mateship"?
Refusing to help a friend in need.
Visiting someone who is lonely.
Feeding an elderly neighbour.
Mateship involves helping others in need, such as driving a friend to an appointment or visiting the lonely.
In which state or territory is the nation's capital, Canberra, located?
Queensland.
Australian Capital Territory.
New South Wales.
The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) is the site of the national capital city, Canberra.
What three main parts make up the Australian National Flag?
Union Jack, Star, and Northern Cross.
Union Jack, Star, and Southern Cross.
Union Jack, Sun, and Moon.
The flag features the Union Jack, the seven-pointed Commonwealth Star, and the Southern Cross stars.
To whom do you pledge your loyalty during a citizenship ceremony?
The Prime Minister.
The Queen.
Australia and its people.
In the citizenship pledge, you promise your loyalty to Australia and its people.
What is another common name for the Senate?
House of People.
House of Review.
Lower House.
People often call the Senate the "Upper House," the "States' House," or the "House of Review."
Who leads a territory government in Australia?
Chief Minister.
Premier.
Senator.
A Chief Minister leads a territory government, while a Premier leads a state government.