Australian Citizenship Practice Test

Name of the Organization : Immigration and Border Protection Department
Type of Exam : Australian Citizenship Practice Test
Country : Australia

Website : https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/citizenship/test-and-interview/prepare-for-test/practice-test-new

Australian Citizenship Practice Test

The citizenship test consists of 20 questions drawn at random from a pool of questions. To pass the test, you must answer 75 per cent, or 15 out of 20 questions, correctly.Your application fee covers the cost of the citizenship test.

Related : Immigration and Border Protection Apply for Visa / Citizenship Online Australia : www.statusin.org/27.html

You will need to know and understand the information in the testable section of the Australian citizenship test resource book ‘Australian Citizenship : Our Common Bond’ to answer the questions in the citizenship test.

There is no extra charge for sitting the test more than once.

In preparation for the citizenship test, try the practice test questions below. There are different questions in each group.

Practice questions group 1 :
1. What do we remember on Anzac Day?
A) The landing of the first fleet at Sydney cove.
B) The arrival of the first free settlers from Great Britain.
C) The landing of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli, Turkey

2.What are the colours of Australian Aboriginal flag?
A) Blue, white and green.
B) Green, white and black
C) Black, red and yellow.

3.Which officila symbol of Australian identifies commonwealth property?
A) Australia’s national flower
B) The national anthem
C) Commonwealth Coat of Arms.

4.Which of these statement about government in Australia is correct?
A) Government in Australia is secular.
B) The government does not allow some religious.
C) Religious laws are passed by parliament.

5.Which of these is an example of freedom of speech?
A) Men and women are treated equally in a court of law.
B) People can peacefully protest against government decisions.
C) Australians are free to not follow a religion.

Citizenship :
Before 26 January 1949, the status of Australian citizen did not exist, and people born in Australia were British subjects.

The legal concept of Australian citizen was created on 26 January 1949 with the enactment of the Nationality and Citizenship Act 1948, now known as the Australian Citizenship Act 2007. On that date, people born in Australia became Australian citizens automatically, whether they were in Australia or outside Australia.

Am I eligible?
The Australian Government is strengthening the requirements to become an Australian citizen. See the media release available at Minister for Immigration and Border Protection website.

This includes :
** Increasing the general residence requirement, which means an applicant for Australian citizenship will need to demonstrate a minimum of four years permanent residence immediately prior to their application for citizenship

** Introducing an English language test, which means applicants will need to demonstrate competent English language listening, speaking, reading and writing skills before applying for citizenship by conferral

** Strengthening the Australian Values Statement to include reference to allegiance to Australia and require applicants to make an undertaking to integrate into and contribute to the Australian community