Citizenship Mock Test Practice

Australia is characterized by freedom, respect, being fair, and giving everyone the same shot; these are extremely important because they keep the country safe, thriving, and peaceful. It's the foundation of being Australian and living here. You can explore these values in our Australian Values practice test.

Now, you may be a little doubtful that Australia is a democracy--but it is. This means people here get to pick who's in charge by voting, so they have a say in all the laws that affect them. These democratic principles are covered in our Democratic Beliefs and Rights test.

On top of that, saying you're loyal to Australia also means you must understand and respect the Indigenous culture here—which is extremely old and very important to Australia's story. As for how Australia manages its affairs, it's got a government with a parliament, and they're in charge because people voted for them -- the people wanted them to be. You can learn more about this in our Australia People citizenship test.

Before all of us, there were the Aboriginal people in Australia and in Tasmania, which is a small island state south of the mainland. It's covered in nature and is pretty chill, with Hobart as its main city. When Australia Day rolls around, it's of significant consequence because it's completely about being proud of where we've come from and all the legends who've shaped this location. These aspects are tested in our Australian citizenship test.

In regards to Aussie symbols, the Aboriginal Flag is designed with black, red, and yellow – each color telling a piece of the Indigenous people's connection to the land and their culture. And, Tasmania isn't the tiniest if you consider all states -- it's Victoria if you look at the mainland. Victoria is extremely wonderful because it got loaded during the gold rush in the 1850s, which is why Melbourne is full of amazing old buildings. You can find more about these symbols and historical events in our citizenship test questions.

Australia is made up of several states and territories, totaling six states and two large areas on the mainland. And if you're curious, Canberra is where all the important events happen because it's the capital; then, each of these areas has its own capital, which is rather nice. These geographical aspects are covered in our citizenship test.

Moving on to a brighter thing, the Golden Wattle shines as the national flower, showing large bright yellow flowers that catch everyone's eye. Jumping to the social side of things, we hope this piece may enlighten you on how saying yes to volunteer work can really connect someone to the core of Australian life. You can practice these concepts in our citizenship practice test.

Now, delving into where people convene, the Northern Territory is not densely packed--but you'll find a decent crowd in Darwin, its capital, or stringing along the main drag from Darwin to Alice Springs—the biggest town in the middle of the country. Australia's flag's interesting--but the Torres Strait Islander Flag has an amazing combo of green, blue, black, and white. These cultural aspects are explored in our Government and Law citizenship test.

Peering far, deep back into the land's storybooks, Aboriginal people are the first Australians from the mainland and Tasmania, rooting back 40,000 to 60,000 years; that's really, really old! Attention on Western Australia... It's loaded with many mining spots. When we discuss who's the head at the local level, it's either the Mayor or Shire President who leads and manages all the town business. Lastly, when it's time to discuss who gets what money from you, that's the Australian Government's area, because they handle all the tax details.

To test your overall knowledge on these topics, try our online mock test. For more comprehensive information on Australian citizenship, visit our citizenship page or explore our blog for in-depth articles. You can also find more specific questions in our citizenship test questions section.