Mock Test 01 • Practice

Experience the exact look and feel of the Australian Citizenship Exam.

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45 Minutes
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20 Questions
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75% Pass Mark
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Mandatory Values Section

You must answer 5/5 questions correctly. Missing even one Values question results in a Fail, regardless of your total score.

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What's in the Mock Tests? Topics & FAQs

Is this test the same as the real exam?

This is a simulation designed to mirror the look, feel, and difficulty of the official test. While the questions are based on the official Our Common Bond handbook, the actual questions on your exam day will vary.

What topics are covered in the 5 Mock Tests?

The tests cover all testable sections: Australia and its people, Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties, Government and the law in Australia, and the Australian Values section.

How many questions are in the Australian Citizenship Mock Test?

The mock test consists of 20 multiple-choice questions randomly selected from all four parts of the 'Our Common Bond' resource, including the mandatory Australian Values section.

Is there a time limit for the mock test?

Yes, just like the official exam, you have 45 minutes to complete the 20 questions. A timer is provided on the dashboard to help you manage your time.

What is the passing score for the citizenship test?

To pass the test, you must achieve an overall score of at least 75% (15 out of 20) AND answer all 5 Australian Values questions correctly. If you miss even one values question, you will fail the entire test.

How many questions do I need to get right to pass?

You need a total score of at least 75% (15 out of 20). However, you must also answer all 5 Australian Values questions correctly to pass.

What happens if I fail one Values question but get everything else right?

You will receive an overall 'Fail'. The Australian Values section (Part 4) requires a 100% score for a successful result.

Can I review or change my answers during the simulation?

Yes. You can use the 'Mark for Review' feature to flag difficult questions. You can navigate back to any question using the number grid and change your answer at any time before clicking 'Submit Exam'.

What do the different colors in the question grid mean?

Yellow identifies mandatory Australian Values questions. Blue indicates questions you have 'Marked for Review,' and a Green border typically highlights the question you are currently viewing.

What does the 'Yellow' color in the grid mean?

Yellow highlights the Mandatory Values questions. This helps you identify them quickly so you can give them extra attention.

Can I change my answers during the test?

Yes. You can navigate back to any question using the Prev button or the Number Grid and change your selection at any time before clicking 'Submit Exam'.

What is the 'Mark for Review' button for?

If you are unsure about a question, click 'Mark for Review'. The question number in the top grid will turn Blue, reminding you to check it again before submitting.

Will I see which questions I got wrong?

Yes. Immediately after clicking 'Submit Exam', you will receive a full breakdown showing your correct and incorrect answers so you can learn from your mistakes.

How many times can I retake these mock tests?

You can retake all 5 mock tests as many times as you like. We recommend practicing until you consistently achieve 100% in all sections.

Are these Australian citizenship mock tests free to use?

Yes. Our mock tests are 100% free and provide unlimited attempts. We recommend practicing until you consistently score 100% in all sections before sitting your official exam.

Are these mock exams suitable for the 2026 Australian citizenship test preparation?

Yes. All mock tests are fully updated and in line with the latest 'Our Common Bond' materials. They are designed to mirror the current 2026 exam format, including the mandatory values questions, making them a perfect resource for your preparation.

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📚 Quick Review: Mock Test 1 - Questions

Reinforce your knowledge before the exam.

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1: Which of the following is true?+
A)Australian citizens need a visa to enter Australia
B)Permanent residents can get an Australian passport
C)Australian citizens can get an Australian passport
✅ Correct Answer: Australian citizens can get an Australian passport
💡 Study Explanation: While permanent residents have many rights, only Australian citizens are entitled to apply for and hold an Australian passport.
2: Which is correct in Australian law?+
A)Women have more rights than men
B)Men have more rights than women
C)Men and women have equal rights
✅ Correct Answer: Men and women have equal rights
💡 Study Explanation: Australian law provides that men and women have the same legal rights and should be treated with equal dignity and respect.
3: In Australia, 'Freedom of Expression' includes the right to:+
A)Break laws if you disagree with them
B)Express views through art, film, music, and writing
C)Prevent others from expressing their opinions
✅ Correct Answer: Express views through art, film, music, and writing
💡 Study Explanation: Freedom of expression allows people to share their ideas and opinions through speech, writing, art, music, and other forms, as long as they obey the law.
4: What is the Australian Constitution?+
A)A history book about early Australia
B)A document that sets out how the government works
C)A list of all laws passed by Parliament
✅ Correct Answer: A document that sets out how the government works
💡 Study Explanation: The Australian Constitution is the highest law of Australia. It explains how the federal government works and how power is shared.
5: What are Australia's national colours?+
A)Red, white, and blue
B)Green and gold
C)Black, red, and yellow
✅ Correct Answer: Green and gold
💡 Study Explanation: Green and gold are Australia’s national colours and come from the Golden Wattle plant.
6: How many levels of government are there in Australia?+
A)Four
B)Two
C)Three
✅ Correct Answer: Three
💡 Study Explanation: Australia has three levels: Federal (national issues), State/Territory (hospitals/schools), and Local (trash/local roads).
7: Who is the leader of the Australian Government?+
A)The King
B)The Governor-General
C)The Prime Minister
✅ Correct Answer: The Prime Minister
💡 Study Explanation: The Prime Minister is the leader of the party or coalition of parties with the majority of seats in the House of Representatives.
8: Who are the Indigenous peoples of Australia?+
A)Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
B)British and Irish settlers
C)People who arrived on the First Fleet
✅ Correct Answer: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
💡 Study Explanation: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples lived in Australia long before European settlement. Their cultures are the oldest continuous cultures in the world.
9: What are the two houses of the Australian Federal Parliament?+
A)The Cabinet and the Senate
B)The House of Representatives and the Senate
C)The High Court and the Senate
✅ Correct Answer: The House of Representatives and the Senate
💡 Study Explanation: The Federal Parliament consists of the House of Representatives (Lower House) and the Senate (Upper House).
10: What is the name of the document that sets out the rules for government in Australia?+
A)The Australian Constitution
B)The Magna Carta
C)The Declaration of Independence
✅ Correct Answer: The Australian Constitution
💡 Study Explanation: The Australian Constitution is the highest law of Australia. It explains how the government works.
11: How many states are there in the Commonwealth of Australia?+
A)Eight
B)Five
C)Six
✅ Correct Answer: Six
💡 Study Explanation: Australia has six states: New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, and Tasmania.
12: Parliamentary democracy means that the laws are made by:+
A)A King or Queen alone
B)A religious leader
C)Representatives elected by the people
✅ Correct Answer: Representatives elected by the people
💡 Study Explanation: In a parliamentary democracy, people vote to elect representatives. These representatives then make laws on behalf of the people in Parliament.
13: Who is responsible for conducting federal elections?+
A)The Federal Police
B)The Parliament
C)The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC)
✅ Correct Answer: The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC)
💡 Study Explanation: The AEC is an independent statutory authority that maintains the electoral roll and organises fair and transparent elections.
14: Which of these best describes the 'Australian Way of Life'?+
A)A society where only the wealthy have rights
B)A life of strict rules and no freedom
C)Living in a free, democratic, and peaceful society
✅ Correct Answer: Living in a free, democratic, and peaceful society
💡 Study Explanation: Australia values freedom, democracy, fairness, and respect for the dignity of all people as part of its national identity.
15: Mutual respect and tolerance means that even if we disagree, we should:+
A)Respect the right of others to have different opinions
B)Try to change the other person’s mind by force
C)Stop talking to people who disagree with us
✅ Correct Answer: Respect the right of others to have different opinions
💡 Study Explanation: Australians respect the right of others to hold different views, beliefs, and opinions, even when they do not agree with them.
16: In Australia, if you are asked to do something illegal by a boss or leader, you should:+
A)Refuse, because everyone must obey the law
B)Do it to show loyalty
C)Only do it if you are paid extra
✅ Correct Answer: Refuse, because everyone must obey the law
💡 Study Explanation: The rule of law means that no one is above the law. Everyone must obey the law, even if told otherwise by someone in authority.
17: By law, Australian citizens aged 18 or over must:+
A)Vote in Australian elections
B)Join the Australian Defence Force
C)Attend local council meetings
✅ Correct Answer: Vote in Australian elections
💡 Study Explanation: Voting is a responsibility of citizenship. It is compulsory for Australian citizens aged 18 and over to enroll and vote in federal and state/territory elections.
18: The value of 'Equality of Opportunity' is often described as:+
A)The government giving everyone a free education
B)Everyone earning the exact same salary
C)A 'fair go' for everyone regardless of their background
✅ Correct Answer: A 'fair go' for everyone regardless of their background
💡 Study Explanation: Equality of opportunity means everyone should have a fair chance to succeed through their effort and ability, often called a 'fair go'.
19: Australians believe in freedom of speech. This means:+
A)Men have more legal rights than women
B)Everyone must follow a religion
C)People can say what they think about politics
✅ Correct Answer: People can say what they think about politics
💡 Study Explanation: Freedom of speech allows people to express their opinions and views about any topic, including the government, within the law.
20: Which city is the capital of New South Wales?+
A)Darwin
B)Hobart
C)Sydney
✅ Correct Answer: Sydney
💡 Study Explanation: Sydney is the capital city of New South Wales and is the largest city in Australia.