Test 7 of 22
Free Citizenship Practice Test 7
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 famous reef runs along the eastern coast of Queensland?
Coral Sea Reef.
Sky Dive Reef.
Great Barrier Reef.
The Great Barrier Reef is a world-famous natural wonder located off the coast of Queensland.
Does the King of Australia have a day-to-day role in governing the country?
No, he does not.
Yes, he does.
He has no role at all.
The King is the Head of State, but he does not perform day-to-day work in the government.
Where do the national colours of Australia (green and gold) come from?
The golden wattle.
The sun flower.
The golden poppy.
Australia's national colours come from the golden wattle, which is the national flower.
According to Aboriginal legend, how did the opal gemstone get its colours?
A volcano erupted.
A rainbow touched the earth.
A star fell.
Legend says a rainbow touched the earth and created the many colours of the opal gemstone.
What does the red bottom half of the Australian Aboriginal Flag represent?
Aboriginal people.
The earth and land.
The Sun.
The red half represents the earth and the spiritual relationship Aboriginal people have with the land.
How does freedom of speech work in Australia?
Religion is not allowed.
All people are unequal.
People can say what they think.
Australians can speak and write their opinions freely as long as they do not harm others.
How does the law protect a person's reputation in Australia?
Laws protect names.
People can damage names.
You can break laws.
Australian laws protect a person’s good name against false information and allegations.
Which power includes the Australian Government ministers and the Governor-General?
Judicial power.
Executive power.
Legislative power.
Executive power puts laws into practice and includes the ministers and the Governor-General.
In which part of Australia can you find many unspoilt wilderness landscapes?
Queensland.
South Australia.
Tasmania.
Tasmania is Australia's smallest state and contains large areas of untouched wilderness.
On which day do we remember Australians who died in wars and peacekeeping missions?
Harmony Day.
Anzac Day.
Easter Sunday.
Anzac Day is a solemn day to remember the sacrifice of Australians who served in conflicts.
What major influence shaped Australia's political institutions?
American culture.
British and Irish heritage.
Asian traditions.
Australia's history and government institutions stem from its British and Irish heritage.
Which heritage has most influenced Australia’s history and political systems?
British and Irish.
British and French.
British and Chinese.
British and Irish heritage significantly shaped Australia’s culture, history, and government.
Can Australian citizens register their children as citizens if they are born overseas?
No, they cannot.
Only if born in NZ.
Yes, they can.
Children born overseas to Australian citizens have the same rights as those born in Australia.
What is a responsibility of an Australian citizen regarding national safety?
Do not defend the country.
Refuse jury duty.
Defend Australia if needed.
Australian citizens must be willing to defend the country should the need arise.
Which is the smallest state in Australia?
Tasmania.
Queensland.
New South Wales.
Tasmania is the smallest state and is separated from the mainland by the Bass Strait.
Which document established the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia?
The British Constitution.
The Australian Constitution.
The House of Representatives.
The Australian Constitution created the federal Parliament, including the House and the Senate.
At what age must an Australian citizen register on the electoral roll?
18 years old.
20 years old.
21 years old.
Citizens must register their name and address on the electoral roll when they turn 18.
Who commanded the First Fleet during its voyage to Australia?
Captain James Stirling.
Captain James Cook.
Captain Arthur Phillip.
Captain Arthur Phillip led the First Fleet and became the first governor of New South Wales.
Which statement about equality in Australia is true?
Laws prevent gender bias.
Laws prevent racial bias.
Both A and B are true.
Australian laws ensure that people receive fair treatment regardless of their gender or race.
Which state has a rich wine-growing area in its south-west region?
Western Australia.
Queensland.
South Australia.
The south-west of Western Australia is famous for its rich farming and wine-growing areas.