Q: What is the Australian Citizenship Practice Test 2025?

It is a free online platform offering practice tests to help prepare for the Australian Citizenship Test.

Q: What topics are covered in the 2025 practice tests?

The tests cover questions from Australian values, Australia and its people, Australiaâ€™s democratic beliefs, rights and liberties, and government and the law in Australia.

Q: How many questions are in each 2025 practice test?

Each test consists of 20 multiple-choice questions, including 5 on Australian values.

Q: What is the passing score for the 2025 practice tests?

You need to answer all 5 Australian values questions correctly and achieve a score of at least 75% overall.

Question 1

Torres Strait Islander people are from islands located between

Accepted Answer

Northern tip of Queensland and Papua New Guinea

Question 2

Which of the following are the national icons located in New South Wales

Accepted Answer

The Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House

Question 3

How many senators does the Australian Capital Territory elect

Accepted Answer

2

Question 4

What must be obeyed even while engaging in religious practices

Accepted Answer

The laws of Australia

Question 5

How are taxes spent in Australia

Accepted Answer

On governmentfunded healthcare education defence roads and social security

Question 6

What does it mean when we say that laws in Australia are determined by parliaments elected by the people

Accepted Answer

Australian citizens help decide how the country is governed

Question 7

In Australia who can have a say in forming the laws and policies of a government

Accepted Answer

All Australians

Question 8

Which of the following is true regarding the creation of Australia

Accepted Answer

Aboriginal peoples believe they are central to the creation stories of this land and their creation stories commence with the beginning of time

Question 9

Where does the golden wattle mainly grow

Accepted Answer

Southeastern Australia

Question 10

In Australia where are people free to meet for social or political discussions

Accepted Answer

In both public and private places

Question 11

What is true about Australians right to gather

Accepted Answer

Australians can gather freely with others including to protest against government action or an organisation

Question 12

What does the Union Jack on the Australian National Flag represent

Accepted Answer

The history of British settlement and inherited laws

Question 13

What does an Acknowledgement of Country pay respect to

Accepted Answer

Traditional Custodians particularly Elders past and present and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in attendance

Question 14

Who is responsible for street signs and traffic controls in Australia

Accepted Answer

Local governments

Question 15

What defines and shapes Australia making it attractive to many people around the world

Accepted Answer

Its values of freedom respect fairness and equality of opportunity

Question 16

The role and responsibilities of the Administrator are similar to

Accepted Answer

A state Governor

Question 17

Which of the following is true for a Welcome to Country

Accepted Answer

It was traditionally performed to ensure visitors had a safe and protected journey during their time on their land

Question 18

What does compulsory voting in Australia show

Accepted Answer

The importance of participating in elections

Question 19

What is Adelaide the capital of South Australia known for

Accepted Answer

Fine colonial architecture

Question 20

What are some ways through which you can help others in times of need

Accepted Answer

By taking a meal to an elderly neighbour driving a friend to a medical appointment or visiting someone who is sick frail or lonely

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Mock Test 7

Torres Strait Islander people are from islands located between:

Which of the following are the national icons located in New South Wales?

How many senators does the Australian Capital Territory elect?

What must be obeyed even while engaging in religious practices?

How are taxes spent in Australia?

What does it mean when we say that laws in Australia are determined by parliaments elected by the people?

In Australia, who can have a say in forming the laws and policies of a government?

Which of the following is true regarding the creation of Australia?

Where does the golden wattle mainly grow?

In Australia, where are people free to meet for social or political discussions?

What is true about Australians' right to gather?

What does the Union Jack on the Australian National Flag represent?

What does an Acknowledgement of Country pay respect to?

Who is responsible for street signs and traffic controls in Australia?

What defines and shapes Australia, making it attractive to many people around the world?

The role and responsibilities of the Administrator are similar to:

Which of the following is true for a Welcome to Country?

What does compulsory voting in Australia show?

What is Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, known for?

What are some ways through which you can help others in times of need?

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