New 2025 Citizenship Test 4
In this New 2025 Australian Citizenship Test 4, practice citizenship test questions related to Australia's symbols, Australia's national colours, Australia's national gemstone and Part 2 of Our democratic beliefs, the Rule of Law, living peacefully, respect for all individuals regardless of background, Our freedoms, freedom of speech and freedom of expression, freedom of association, freedom of religion.
Citizenship Test Practice
There are a total of 20 practice tests in this section, called the Australian Citizenship Practice Test. These tests cover all the topics from the testable section of the official 'Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond' resource book. Like the real Australian citizenship test, each practice test is 45 minutes long, and the passing mark is 15 out of 20. In these practice tests, questions are randomly selected from the four parts of the 'Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond'.
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New Citizenship Tests
The questions in these new 2025 citizenship practice tests, which are not covered by other practice tests on our website, have been designed according to the changes made to the citizenship test on 15 November 2020. Be sure to practice these as well to complete your preparation.
Chapter-Wise Practice Tests
If you are preparing for the Australian citizenship test, you must cover all four parts of the 'Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond' resource book. Below are the citizenship practice tests for each topic.
Mock Citizenship Tests
The Five mock tests below are similar to the official Australian citizenship test, so practice them thoroughly.
About this New 2025 Practice Test 4 Questions
Question 1: What are the colors of the Australian national sports team uniforms?
Answer: The colors of Australia's national sports team uniforms are Green and Gold.
Question 2: From which flower are Australia's national colors inspired?
Answer: The national colors of Australia are inspired by the golden wattle flower.
Question 3: How are the colors of opal formed?
Answer: According to Aboriginal legend, the colors of the opal were formed when a rainbow touched the earth.
Question 4: Is everyone equal before the law in Australia?
Answer: 'Rule of Law' means that all are equal before the law. No one is above the law and this applies to everyone from key government officials to common people.
Question 5: What is the most important method Australians follow for change?
Answer: Australians want change only through peaceful negotiations and democratic processes. This is the most important method they follow for change.
Question 6: On which main principle is the Australian democratic system based?
Answer: Australia's democratic system is based on the principle that all people are equal regardless of their background.
Question 7: Can people criticize the government in Australia?
Answer: Yes, people can criticize the government, but it must abide by the laws. Criticism of the government can be done peacefully and legally.
Question 8: What happens if there are restrictions on freedom of speech?
Answer: Restrictions on freedom of speech make it difficult for people to say what they want to say, and this is not good for a democratic system.
Question 9: Under what conditions is freedom of expression not allowed?
Answer: Freedom of expression is allowed without any restrictions as long as it does not infringe on the rights or dignity of others.
Question 10: Can anyone in Australia be forced to join an association?
Answer: Individuals are free to decide whether to join any community or not. Forcing anyone to join a community is against the law.
Question 11: Do Australians have the right to protest against government actions?
Answer: Australians have the right to protest against government actions or institutions. However, these protests must be peaceful, and must not injure anyone or cause damage to property.
Question 12: What should be observed during a protest?
Answer: Respect for laws and regulations is mandatory during protests. No harm should be done to government property, public property or people.
Question 13: What is the official national religion of Australia?
Answer: Australia does not have an official national religion.
Question 14: What freedom of religion do people have in Australia?
Answer: In Australia, people can freely follow any religious beliefs of their choice or they may not follow any religious beliefs of their choice.
Question 15: What is the relationship between the government and churches in Australia?
Answer: The Australian government operates independently of religious institutions.
Question 16: What are the religious rights of people in Australia?
Answer: In Australia, the government treats everyone equally without prioritizing religion or beliefs over other considerations.
Question 17: If there is a contradiction between Australian law and religious practice, what is considered most important?
Answer: In the event of a conflict between law and religious practice, Australian law always prevails.
Question 18: What should you do when practicing religious rituals?
Answer: The observance of religious rituals is permitted under Australian laws, but Australian laws must be followed during their time.
Question 19: Do religious practices take precedence over Australian law?
Answer: Although religious rituals are permitted in Australia, they cannot override Australian laws. Australian laws have always had the highest priority and must be followed by all people.
Question 20: Which of the following is a common feature of Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Christmas Day?
Answer: Good Friday, Easter Sunday, and Christmas Day are holidays of the Christian faith. They are observed as public holidays in Australia.