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Australian citizenship test practice tests

The Australian citizenship test as it is set: 20 questions in 45 minutes, 75% to pass, and every one of the five Australian values questions right. Practice tests in that format and the four parts of Our Common Bond chapter by chapter.

  • 20 questions
  • 45 minutes
  • 15 to pass

Full tests

  1. Test 120 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 1 of 12
  2. Test 220 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 2 of 12
  3. Test 320 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 3 of 12
  4. Test 420 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 4 of 12
  5. Test 520 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 5 of 12
  6. Test 620 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 6 of 12
  7. Test 720 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 7 of 12
  8. Test 820 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 8 of 12
  9. Test 920 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 9 of 12
  10. Test 1020 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 10 of 12
  11. Test 1120 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 11 of 12
  12. Test 1220 questions · 45 min · pass 15difficulty 12 of 12

Topic drills

Untimed practice on one area at a time, 20 shuffled questions per sitting, the answer explained after each.

  1. Australia and its people drillThe first Australians, the First Fleet and the gold rush, federation and migration, the states and territories, national days, flags and symbols.
  2. Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties drillParliamentary democracy, the Rule of Law, living peacefully, the core freedoms, equality and a fair go, and the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship.
  3. Government and the law drillVoting and the electoral commission, federation and the Constitution, the three powers, the Head of State and Governor-General, parliament, the three levels of government, courts, police and key laws.
  4. Australian values drillThe questions you must get all five of right on the day: the Rule of Law, the freedoms and their limits, equality, mutual respect, mateship, English, keeping society safe and loyalty to Australia.

Our Common Bond chapters

  1. Chapter 1: Australia and its peopleThe first Australians, European settlement and the gold rush, federation and migration, the states and territories, national days, flags and symbols. Study notes for the Australian citizenship test.
  2. Chapter 2: Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and libertiesParliamentary democracy, the Rule of Law, living peacefully, freedom of speech, association and religion, equality and a fair go, and the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship. Study notes for the Australian citizenship test.
  3. Chapter 3: Government and the law in AustraliaVoting and the electoral commission, federation and the Constitution, the separation of powers, the Head of State and Governor-General, parliament, the three levels of government, how laws are made and enforced. Study notes for the Australian citizenship test.
  4. Chapter 4: Australian valuesThe Rule of Law, parliamentary democracy, the freedoms and their limits, equality under the law, a fair go, mutual respect, mateship, English, keeping society safe and loyalty to Australia. Study notes for the five values questions you must all get right.