Test 18 of 22
Free Citizenship Practice Test 18
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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What does the concept of a "fair go" mean in Australian society?
Success comes from wealth.
Success comes from hard work.
Success comes from background.
A "fair go" means that a person's achievements should depend on their hard work and talent.
Which city is the capital of the state of Victoria?
Sydney.
Melbourne.
Canberra.
Melbourne serves as the capital of Victoria and grew significantly during the 1850s gold rush.
Which city is the capital of New South Wales?
Brisbane.
Sydney.
Melbourne.
Sydney is the capital of New South Wales and is the largest city in Australia.
What happens to people who do not obey Australia's laws?
The court arrests them.
Police may arrest them for court.
They get a warning only.
Everyone must obey the law; those who break it may face arrest by the police and must appear in court.
How many states and mainland territories form the Australian federation?
6 states and 2 territories.
5 states and 3 territories.
7 states and 1 territory.
The Commonwealth of Australia consists of six states and two mainland territories.
Which statement accurately describes the King of Australia’s role in government?
The King has no role.
The King manages daily tasks.
The King has no day-to-day role.
The King does not have a day-to-day role in government; his representative, the Governor-General, performs these duties.
What is the official symbol of the Commonwealth of Australia?
Commonwealth Coat of Arms.
Golden wattle.
Southern Cross.
The Commonwealth Coat of Arms represents national unity and identifies the authority of the nation.
What rights do you gain as an Australian citizen?
Register children born overseas.
Apply for a passport.
All of the above.
Citizens can run for office, hold an Australian passport, and pass citizenship to their children born abroad.
What do we call the law stating that no person or group is above the law?
Rule of law.
Equal law.
One law.
The "rule of law" ensures that all Australians are equal under the law, including all leaders.
What does the colour white represent on the Torres Strait Islander Flag?
Land.
Sea.
Peace.
On the Torres Strait Islander Flag, white represents peace.
Do Indigenous people still follow their common cultural traditions and beliefs today?
TRUE.
FALSE.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people maintain deep connections to the land through their traditions and art.
Which of these is NOT an example of equality in Australia?
Men and women have equal rights.
Everyone joins the same party.
Both genders can vote.
Australians are free to join any political party or none at all; they do not have to join the same one.
Who announces the Australian of the Year Awards in Canberra?
The Governor-General.
The King.
The Prime Minister.
The Prime Minister announces these prestigious awards on the eve of Australia Day each year.
How many states are there in Australia?
6.
8.
9.
Australia has six states: NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, and TAS.
When did a large wave of non-British migration arrive in Australia?
After Iraq War.
After World War II.
During World War I.
After World War II, millions of people from across Europe migrated to Australia to build new lives.
Which area of responsibility belongs to the Australian (Federal) Government?
Foreign affairs.
Playgrounds.
Local drains.
The Australian Government manages national matters like foreign affairs and relations with other countries.
What is one way you can directly contribute to the Australian community?
Travelling abroad.
Using public transport.
Paying tax.
Paying tax on your income or business earnings directly supports community services and infrastructure.
Which level of government controls road and traffic rules?
Local Governments.
State Governments.
Australian Government.
State and territory governments manage road and traffic laws; breaking them can lead to fines or prison.
Which colours do Australian national sports teams usually wear?
Gold and green.
Gold and white.
Gold and blue.
Green and gold are the traditional colours used for Australia's national sporting uniforms.
What type of landscape covers most of eastern Western Australia?
Riverbanks.
Rainforest.
Desert.
Western Australia is the largest state; its eastern portion is mostly desert, while the south-west is fertile.