Citizenship test topics
- 159 questionsAll 5 must be correct
Australian values
Australian values questions test whether you understand the values Australians share, such as freedom, respect, equality and a fair go. Five of the 20 questions on the citizenship test are about Australian values, and you must answer all five correctly to pass, even if the rest of your score is high.
Practise australian values - 149 questions
Australia and its people
This part covers who Australians are: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, the history of settlement and migration, the states and territories, and national symbols such as the flags, the Commonwealth Coat of Arms and national days.
Practise australia and its people - 90 questions
Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
This part covers Australia’s parliamentary democracy and the rule of law, the freedoms Australians enjoy, and the responsibilities and privileges that come with citizenship. It explains why everyone, including people in authority, must obey the law.
Practise democratic beliefs, rights and liberties - 165 questions
Government and the law
This part covers how Australia is governed: the Australian Constitution, the three levels of government, the separation of powers, the role of the King and Governor-General, and how laws are made and enforced by parliaments, police and courts.
Practise government and the law - 63 questions
Responsibilities and privileges of citizenship
Australian citizens have responsibilities, such as obeying the law, voting in federal and state or territory elections and referendums, defending Australia if needed, and serving on a jury if called. Citizenship also brings privileges, such as applying for an Australian passport and seeking election to parliament.
Practise responsibilities and privileges of citizenship