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The Australian citizenship practice test
Welcome to the Australian citizenship practice test.
To pass the test you must:
answer the following 20 multiple choice questions
answer 5/5 (100%) of the Australian values questions correctly, and
achieve an Overall mark of at least 15/20 (75%).
This is a sample test only. The questions will be different on the day of the test. You should read the Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond (OCB) resource booklet which has all the information you need to prepare for the citizenship test. It is available in English and a range of community languages. The test is conducted in English only. All the test questions are based on the OCB resource booklet.

20 Test Questions And Answers For Australian Citizenship Test 2025/2026 (OFFICIAL)

1. On Anzac Day, we remember
all Australians who have fought and died in wars.

2. What are the colours of the Australian Aboriginal Flag?
Black, red and yellow

3. Which is correct in Australian law?
Men and women have equal rights.

4. When did the separate colonies join together to become the Australian nation?
1901.

5. Who can deliver a Welcome to Country?
An Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander custodian of the land.

6. What is Australia's capital city?
Canberra.

7. Australians believe in freedom of speech. This means
people can say what they think about politics.

8. In Australia, the government
is separate from any religion.

9. By law, Australian citizens aged 18 or over must
vote in Australian elections.

10. Which of the following is true?
Australian citizens can get an Australian passport.

11. In Australian elections,
you are free and safe to vote for any candidate.

12. The Australian Constitution is a legal document that
contains rules of government.

13. In Australia, a referendum is a vote to change
the Australian Constitution.

14. In Australia, the parliament
makes and changes the laws.

15. The Governor-General represents
our head of state, the King of Australia.

16. Freedom of speech
underpins Australia’s democratic system.

17. Why is it important for people living in Australia to learn English?
Speaking English helps people get an education and a job.

18. In Australia, the use of violence against a person is
never acceptable and it is against the law.

19. In Australia, we believe in mutual respect and tolerance. This means you can
peacefully disagree with someone.

20. In Australia, volunteering is important because
it strengthens our community.