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Australian Citizenship Practice Test


Last updated on September 2nd, 2021

This free practice test is designed to assess your knowledge of Australia, her history and culture, traditions and government system as described in the Australian citizenship booklet – our common bond.

The practice test will contain 20 random 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. The Senate is also called _________________.

#2. Before 1901, Australia was made up of _________________ separate, self-governing British colonies.

#3. _________________ is the legal document that sets out the basic rules for the government of Australia.

#4. __________ was the first colony established by the British.

#5. Britain initially used to send __________ to Australia.

#6. An elected member of a local council is called _________________.

#7. When in another country, Australian citizens must obey the laws of ____________.

#8. The green colour of the Torres Strait Islander flag represent the _______.

#9. The _________________ is Australia’s national gemstone.

#10. The Northern Territory has the tropics in the north and _________ in the south.

#11. First __ convict ships came to Australia in 1788.

#12. Prior to _________________, Australia was made up of six separate, self-governing British colonies.

#13. The states and the Northern Territory have their own _________________.

#14. Under the law, people in Australia are considered _________________.

#15. Australian government is _________________.

#16. Points of _______________ represents states and territories.

#17. Over _______ of Australians were born overseas.

#18. On the eve of Australia Day, the Prime Minister announces the _____________ Awards in Canberra

#19. Ministers with the most senior portfolios make up _________________ .

#20. When the Governor-General signs the Bill it is called _________________.

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