Australian citizenship practice test 10

Practice test 10: 20 questions from all four parts, as many as in the real test, where you need 15 of 20 correct and every values question right. Pick an answer and check yourself straight away.

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These are FreeExamPath's own questions on the themes of Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond, the official resource booklet. They are not official test questions, and FreeExamPath is not affiliated with the Department of Home Affairs. Home Affairs: prepare for the test

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Question 1 · Multiple choice

Who elects local councillors?

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Correct answer: D — Citizens in each local government area

Why? Citizens in each local government area vote to elect their local councillors.Source

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Question 2 · Multiple choice

What should you do if the police make a lawful request of you?

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Correct answer: B — Obey the lawful request

Why? The lawful actions of the police should be supported; you should obey a lawful request from the police.Source

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Question 3 · Multiple choice

Which responsibility of citizens concerns the safety of the nation?

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Correct answer: C — To defend Australia should the need arise

Why? Defending Australia should the need arise is a responsibility. The other options are privileges citizens may choose to use.Source

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Question 4 · Multiple choice

Where is the Australian Capital Territory located?

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Correct answer: A — Between Sydney and Melbourne

Why? The Australian Capital Territory is located between Sydney and Melbourne.Source

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Question 5 · Multiple choice

Which level of government is responsible for defence?

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Correct answer: A — The Australian Government

Why? Defence is a responsibility of the Australian Government.Source

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Question 6 · Multiple choice

What does mutual respect and tolerance mean?

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Correct answer: A — Listening to others and respecting their views, even when they differ from yours

Why? Mutual respect and tolerance means listening to others and respecting their views and opinions, even when they are different from your own.Source

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Question 7 · Multiple choice

Which national institutions are located in Canberra?

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Correct answer: D — Parliament House and the High Court of Australia

Why? Several national institutions are in Canberra, including Parliament House and the High Court of Australia.Source

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Question 8 · Multiple choice

Which of these is a responsibility, not just a privilege, of Australian citizenship?

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Correct answer: D — Obeying the laws of Australia

Why? Obeying the law is a responsibility. Passports, public service jobs and consular help are privileges.Source

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Question 9 · Multiple choice

Which level of government is responsible for immigration and citizenship?

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Correct answer: C — The Australian Government

Why? Immigration and citizenship are responsibilities of the Australian Government.Source

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Question 10 · Multiple choice

Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon are icons of which part of Australia?

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Correct answer: C — The Northern Territory

Why? They are listed as Northern Territory icons.Source

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Question 11 · Multiple choice

Which of these is an example of racism that has no place in Australia?

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Correct answer: D — Making racially abusive comments at a sporting event

Why? Racism includes making racially abusive comments in public or at a sporting event, or sharing racially offensive material online.Source

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Question 12 · Multiple choice

Which level of government is responsible for social security, such as pensions and family support?

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Correct answer: A — The Australian Government

Why? Social security (pensions and family support) is a responsibility of the Australian Government.Source

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Question 13 · Multiple choice

Which of these is a privilege of Australian citizenship?

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Correct answer: A — Applying for an Australian passport

Why? Applying for an Australian passport and re-entering Australia freely is a privilege of citizenship.Source

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Question 14 · Multiple choice

Who performs a Welcome to Country?

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Correct answer: C — An Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander custodian of the local area

Why? A Welcome to Country is performed by an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander custodian of the local region, welcoming visitors to their traditional land.Source

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Question 15 · Multiple choice

Which level of government is mainly responsible for hospitals and health services?

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Correct answer: D — State and territory governments

Why? Our Common Bond lists hospitals and health services as primarily a state and territory responsibility.Source

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Question 16 · Multiple choice

Is sharing racially offensive material on the internet acceptable in Australia?

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Correct answer: A — No, racism has no place in Australia

Why? Racism has no place in Australia, including creating or sharing racially offensive material on the internet.Source

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Question 17 · Multiple choice

Which level of government is mainly responsible for schools?

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Correct answer: B — State and territory governments

Why? Schools are primarily the responsibility of state and territory governments.Source

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Question 18 · Multiple choice

Who can deliver an Acknowledgement of Country?

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Correct answer: D — Anyone

Why? Anyone can deliver an Acknowledgement of Country. At meetings it is usually done by the Chair or Master of Ceremonies.Source

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Question 19 · Multiple choice

Which right in political life does Australian citizenship give?

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Correct answer: B — Seeking election to parliament

Why? Seeking election to parliament is a privilege of citizenship; the other options are responsibilities or general legal duties.Source

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Question 20 · Multiple choice

Where can incidents of racism be reported, besides the police?

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Correct answer: C — The Australian Human Rights Commission

Why? Racism can be reported to the police, and complaints can be made to the Australian Human Rights Commission.Source

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