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Question 1 · Multiple choice
What is the meaning of 'integration' in Our Common Bond? A Migrants keeping completely separate from the wider community B The government choosing where migrants live C Combining all religions into one D Migrants adapting so they can take part in and contribute to society
Show answer Correct answer: D — Migrants adapting so they can take part in and contribute to society
Why? Integration is the process of adaptation by migrants so that they can participate in and contribute to their new, evolving society. Source
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Question 2 · Multiple choice
Which agency collects tax in Australia? A The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) B The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) C The High Court of Australia D Services Australia
Show answer Correct answer: B — The Australian Taxation Office (ATO)
Why? Tax is collected by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Source
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Question 3 · Multiple choice
Which of these is described as one of the most serious crimes in Australia? A Armed robbery B Parking in a loading zone C Forgetting to renew a library book D Not attending a council meeting
Show answer Correct answer: A — Armed robbery
Why? Serious crimes include murder, assault, sexual assault, armed robbery or theft, dangerous driving, possession of illegal drugs and fraud. Source
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Question 4 · Multiple choice
What is Australia's national flower? A The waratah B The red rose C The eucalyptus blossom D The golden wattle
Show answer Correct answer: D — The golden wattle
Why? Australia's national flower is the golden wattle. Each state and territory also has its own floral emblem. Source
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Question 5 · Multiple choice
What is domestic and family violence? A An argument about money between neighbours who share a fence B Behaviour or threats that aim to control a partner by causing fear C A disagreement in a sports team D A noisy party at home
Show answer Correct answer: B — Behaviour or threats that aim to control a partner by causing fear
Why? Domestic and family violence is behaviour or threats that aim to control a partner by causing fear or threatening their safety. It is against the law. Source
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Question 6 · Multiple choice
What does 'self-sufficient' mean? A Able to provide for your own needs without the help of others B Able to live without obeying the law C Able to vote without enrolling D Able to work only for yourself
Show answer Correct answer: A — Able to provide for your own needs without the help of others
Why? Self-sufficient means able to provide for your own needs, without the help of other people. Source
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Question 7 · Multiple choice
Is paying tax required by law in Australia? A Yes B No, it is voluntary C Only for citizens D Only for people who own businesses
Show answer Correct answer: A — Yes
Why? Paying tax is an important way to contribute to the community and is required by law. Source
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Question 8 · Multiple choice
When does the golden wattle have its golden yellow flowers? A In spring B In winter C Only in summer D All year round
Show answer Correct answer: A — In spring
Why? The golden wattle has bright green leaves and many golden yellow flowers in spring. Source
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Question 9 · Multiple choice
Which of these can be a form of domestic and family violence? A Isolating a family member from friends and family B Inviting relatives for a family dinner C Discussing a household budget together at the kitchen table D Helping a partner find a job
Show answer Correct answer: A — Isolating a family member from friends and family
Why? Domestic and family violence can include hitting, isolating a family member from friends and family, or threatening children or pets. Source
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Question 10 · Multiple choice
Which of these does NOT reflect Australian values? A Treating people of all faiths equally B Forcing a family member into a marriage C Respecting other people's opinions, even when you disagree with them D Helping a neighbour in need
Show answer Correct answer: B — Forcing a family member into a marriage
Why? Forced marriage is against the law in Australia. Equal treatment, respect for others and helping neighbours reflect Australian values. Source
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Question 11 · Multiple choice
What are Australia's national colours? A Blue, white and red B Green and gold C Black, red and yellow D Red and white
Show answer Correct answer: B — Green and gold
Why? Australia's national colours are green and gold, the colours of the golden wattle. Source
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Question 12 · Multiple choice
What should you do if you or someone you know is in danger? A Wait until the next election B Ask a neighbour to deal with it C Write to the Governor-General D Contact the police
Show answer Correct answer: D — Contact the police
Why? If you or someone you know is in danger, you should contact the police. Source
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Question 13 · Multiple choice
Which of these services are paid for by taxes? A Only the salaries and travel of members of parliament and senators B Healthcare, education, defence, roads and social security C Only private schools D Only overseas holidays for citizens
Show answer Correct answer: B — Healthcare, education, defence, roads and social security
Why? Taxes pay for services including government-funded healthcare and education, defence, roads and railways, and social security. Source
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Question 14 · Multiple choice
Why are green and gold Australia's national colours? A They are the colours of the Union Jack in the flag's corner B They were chosen by the First Fleet C They are the colours of the golden wattle D They are the colours of the opal
Show answer Correct answer: C — They are the colours of the golden wattle
Why? Green and gold are the colours of the golden wattle, the national flower. Source
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Question 15 · Multiple choice
Which of these reflects the Australian value of equality? A Only men being allowed to vote B Jobs being given according to religion C Men and women being treated equally in courts of law D Laws applying differently to the wealthy
Show answer Correct answer: C — Men and women being treated equally in courts of law
Why? Men and women are treated equally in courts of law and have equal access to education and employment. Source
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Question 16 · Multiple choice
Which level of government controls road and traffic rules? A The Australian Government B The High Court C State and territory governments D The Australian Electoral Commission
Show answer Correct answer: C — State and territory governments
Why? Road and traffic rules are controlled by state and territory governments. Source
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Question 17 · Multiple choice
What is Australia's national gemstone? A The diamond B The opal C The sapphire D The emerald
Show answer Correct answer: B — The opal
Why? The opal is Australia's national gemstone. Source
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Question 18 · Multiple choice
Which levels of government collect taxes to pay for services? A All three levels of government B Only the Australian Government in Canberra C Only local councils D Only state governments
Show answer Correct answer: A — All three levels of government
Why? The Australian Government collects most tax, and state and territory governments and local councils also collect taxes to pay for services. Source
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Question 19 · Multiple choice
What do you need to drive a car in Australia? A A local driver's licence and a registered car B Only a passport C Only a car that is less than five years old and has been serviced D Permission from your local council each day
Show answer Correct answer: A — A local driver's licence and a registered car
Why? To drive a car in Australia you must have a local driver's licence and the car must be registered. Source
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Question 20 · Multiple choice
Your workplace manager is from a different country and religion from you. How should you treat her? A With less respect because she is from another country B With the same respect as anyone else C Only follow her instructions if you share her religion D Ask to be moved to a manager of your own background
Show answer Correct answer: B — With the same respect as anyone else
Why? All Australians are expected to treat each other with dignity and respect, regardless of country of origin or religion. Source
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