Australian Citizenship Practice Test : Part 4

Last updated on September 2nd, 2021

This practice test is designed to assess your knowledge of part four of the Australian citizenship booklet – Australian values. If you are taking the test on or after 15 November 2020, you need to answer all 5 questions about Australian values correctly to pass the citizenship test.

This practice test will contain 20 questions which you need to complete in 45 minutes, just like the real test. You need to get 15 answers correct to pass the test.

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#1. Which of the below acts demonstrate the Australian value called 'mateship'?

Having barbecue party with a neighbour

Having barbecue party with a neighbour

Driving a friend to a medical appointment

Driving a friend to a medical appointment

Borrowing money from friend

Borrowing money from friend

Protesting against the government

Protesting against the government

#2. Which of the following statements is true?

Anybody can protest against the government or an organisation only when Police are present

Anybody can protest against the government or an organisation only when Police are present

Anybody can protest against a government action or an organisation as long as it is lawful

Anybody can protest against a government action or an organisation as long as it is lawful

Protests against government are illegal and are punishable under law

Protests against government are illegal and are punishable under law

Anybody can protest against the government or an organisation

Anybody can protest against the government or an organisation

#3. Australian laws are applicable to ____________

Australian citizens, permanent residents and temporary visa holders

Australian citizens, permanent residents and temporary visa holders

Australian citizens and permanent residents

Australian citizens and permanent residents

Australian citizens

Australian citizens

all people in Australia

all people in Australia

#4. In Australia, does a woman have to ask permission from her parents for marriage?

Yes, if it is cultural norm and should be followed without question

Yes, if it is cultural norm and should be followed without question

Yes, she has to marry according to their wish

Yes, she has to marry according to their wish

No, in Australia both men and women have the right to make their own independent choices about personal matters, such as marriage

No, in Australia both men and women have the right to make their own independent choices about personal matters, such as marriage

Yes because parents have better judgement in these cases

Yes because parents have better judgement in these cases

#5. Is it okay to discriminate against people whose religion is different from you?

Yes, as long as it doesn't harm others

Yes, as long as it doesn't harm others

Yes, if is socially acceptable

Yes, if is socially acceptable

No, it is illegal to discriminate based on gender, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, race, or national or ethnic origin in Australia

No, it is illegal to discriminate based on gender, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, race, or national or ethnic origin in Australia

Only against those people who are minority in Australia

Only against those people who are minority in Australia

#6. Is it okay for people to criticise government or poke fun at political figures?

No, they can be deported

No, they can be deported

Yes, people are free to say and write what they think as long as it's within law

Yes, people are free to say and write what they think as long as it's within law

No, they will be fined and possibly jailed

No, they will be fined and possibly jailed

Yes, as long as it doesn't hurt someone's sentiments

Yes, as long as it doesn't hurt someone's sentiments

#7. Is it true that only native people gets preference to the jobs compared to the immigrants?

No, a person should get a job based on their skills and experience, not because of their gender, wealth or ethnicity.

No, a person should get a job based on their skills and experience, not because of their gender, wealth or ethnicity.

Yes, the natives have the first right to the job

Yes, the natives have the first right to the job

Yes, the natives have constitutional right of preference to the jobs

Yes, the natives have constitutional right of preference to the jobs

Yes, the natives have better knowledge than the immigrants

Yes, the natives have better knowledge than the immigrants

#8. In Australia, can you stop a woman from getting ahead of men even when she has better qualifications and skills?

No, in Australia, it is a right for a woman to get a job ahead of a man, if she has better qualifications and skills.

No, in Australia, it is a right for a woman to get a job ahead of a man, if she has better qualifications and skills.

Yes, a woman can not get better position than a man in Australia irrespective of her qualifications and skills

Yes, a woman can not get better position than a man in Australia irrespective of her qualifications and skills

Yes, it is a right for a man to get a job ahead of a woman in Australia

Yes, it is a right for a man to get a job ahead of a woman in Australia

Yes, men are always better at job than women

Yes, men are always better at job than women

#9. Is the child marriage allowed in Australia?

Yes, provided the parents have consented to it

Yes, provided the parents have consented to it

Yes, as long as the child consented to it

Yes, as long as the child consented to it

No, it is against the Australian laws

No, it is against the Australian laws

Yes, if it permitted by the religion

Yes, if it permitted by the religion

#10. Which of the following events demonstrated Australian values during Bushfire season of 2019-20?

People organised a protest against environment minister

People organised a protest against environment minister

People lit candles to remember people who lost their lives

People lit candles to remember people who lost their lives

People shared posts on Facebook about bushfire with their friends

People shared posts on Facebook about bushfire with their friends

Members of the Chinese, Vietnamese and Cambodian communities in Victoria collected donations at shopping centres and fundraised through local community group events

Members of the Chinese, Vietnamese and Cambodian communities in Victoria collected donations at shopping centres and fundraised through local community group events

#11. Is it okay to share sexually explicit photos or videos online without consent?

Only if it is shared to less than ten people

Only if it is shared to less than ten people

Yes, nobody cares about it

Yes, nobody cares about it

No, online abuse is not accepted in Australia.

No, online abuse is not accepted in Australia.

Yes, as long as you remain anonymous

Yes, as long as you remain anonymous

#12. Which of the following is an example of contributing to the Australian community?

Not participating in a donation drive

Not participating in a donation drive

Keeping your front yard clean and tidy

Keeping your front yard clean and tidy

Selling used goods to someone who needs them

Selling used goods to someone who needs them

Volunteering or fundraising for a charity

Volunteering or fundraising for a charity

#13. People are free to fight in public or private places if they disagree on social or political topic.

False

False

True

True

#14. In Australia, is it true that people can get more or less opportunities based on their religion?

Yes, if your religion is not approved by the government, you will not get any opportunities to pursue your goals and interests.

Yes, if your religion is not approved by the government, you will not get any opportunities to pursue your goals and interests.

Yes, if you belong to a religion followed by majority.

Yes, if you belong to a religion followed by majority.

No, all people should be provided equal opportunity to pursue their goals and interests regardless of their ethnicity or religion, as long as they obey the law.

No, all people should be provided equal opportunity to pursue their goals and interests regardless of their ethnicity or religion, as long as they obey the law.

Yes, people in minority can get less opportunities to pursue their goals and interests.

Yes, people in minority can get less opportunities to pursue their goals and interests.

#15. Which of the below is an example of online abuse?

making racially abusive comments about a person online

making racially abusive comments about a person online

sharing person's post without his/her knowledge

sharing person's post without his/her knowledge

deleting a WhatsApp message

deleting a WhatsApp message

Removing someone from your Facebook friends list

Removing someone from your Facebook friends list

#16. Is it okay to apply for divorce from your partner, even when they want continue the marriage?

Yes, only when it is permitted by your parents

Yes, only when it is permitted by your parents

No, the marriage must be protected irrespective of your wishes

No, the marriage must be protected irrespective of your wishes

No, it is a sin and is punishable by society

No, it is a sin and is punishable by society

Yes, either a husband or a wife may apply for a divorce to the courts, even if the other spouse wishes to continue the marriage.

Yes, either a husband or a wife may apply for a divorce to the courts, even if the other spouse wishes to continue the marriage.

#17. Which of the below is an example of compassion?

Watching tragic war movie

Watching tragic war movie

Taking care of your pets

Taking care of your pets

Selling used goods to someone who needs them

Selling used goods to someone who needs them

Visiting someone who is sick, frail or lonely

Visiting someone who is sick, frail or lonely

#18. Applicants for Australian citizenship don't have to make efforts to learn the English langauge, if it is not your native language. True/False?

True. You need to learn English only if you want to work in Australia

True. You need to learn English only if you want to work in Australia

True. Applicants can take the citizenship test in their native language.

True. Applicants can take the citizenship test in their native language.

False. Applicants for Australian citizenship must undertake to make reasonable efforts to learn the English language, if it is not their native language.

False. Applicants for Australian citizenship must undertake to make reasonable efforts to learn the English language, if it is not their native language.

True. It doesn't make much difference to your citizenship application

True. It doesn't make much difference to your citizenship application

#19. Should people tolerate one another where they find that they disagree?

No, people only need to treat each other with respect if they agree with one another

No, people only need to treat each other with respect if they agree with one another

It is against the law to disagree with one another

It is against the law to disagree with one another

Yes, peaceful disagreement reflects Australian values in relation to mutual respect

Yes, peaceful disagreement reflects Australian values in relation to mutual respect

#20. In Australia, women are not permitted to pursue goals and interests in male-dominated industries. Yes/No?

Yes, women have limited opportunities in Australia

Yes, women have limited opportunities in Australia

Yes, it is culturally not acceptable for women to work in certain industries

Yes, it is culturally not acceptable for women to work in certain industries

Yes, as certain industries are not suitable for women

Yes, as certain industries are not suitable for women

No, men and women have equal opportunities to pursue goals and interests in any industry.

No, men and women have equal opportunities to pursue goals and interests in any industry.

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