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120 Australian Citizenship Test: Values, Democracy, Symbols and Responsibilities Practice Questions (2026)

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  1. Question 1

    What does respect for the freedom and dignity of the individual mean in Australia?

  2. Question 2

    What does equality of men and women mean in Australia?

  3. Question 3

    What is meant by a fair go?

  4. Question 4

    Why is respect for different cultures important in Australia?

  5. Question 5

    What does commitment to Australia mean for citizens?

  6. Question 6

    What is a democracy?

  7. Question 7

    Who can vote in federal elections?

  8. Question 8

    Why is voting important in Australia?

  9. Question 9

    Is voting compulsory in Australia?

  10. Question 10

    What happens if you do not vote without a valid reason?

  11. Question 11

    What is freedom of speech?

  12. Question 12

    What does the rule of law mean?

  13. Question 13

    Who makes laws in Australia?

  14. Question 14

    What are the national colours of Australia?

  15. Question 15

    What does the Australian flag represent?

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  17. Question 16

    What is Australia’s national flower?

  18. Question 17

    What animal appears on the Australian Coat of Arms?

  19. Question 18

    Why are the kangaroo and emu used on the Coat of Arms?

  20. Question 19

    What is Australia’s national anthem?

  21. Question 20

    What laws must Australians obey?

  22. Question 21

    What is a key responsibility of Australian citizens?

  23. Question 22

    What should Australians do if selected for jury duty?

  24. Question 23

    What is the responsibility of paying taxes?

  25. Question 24

    What responsibility do parents have regarding education?

  26. Question 25

    What does mutual respect mean?

  27. Question 26

    Why is tolerance important in Australian society?

  28. Question 27

    Can Australians peacefully protest?

  29. Question 28

    Who is Australia’s Head of State?

  30. Question 29

    Who represents the King in Australia?

  31. Question 30

    What is the role of parliament?

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  33. Question 31

    When is Australia Day celebrated?

  34. Question 32

    What is the significance of Australia Day?

  35. Question 33

    What is the Commonwealth Coat of Arms used for?

  36. Question 34

    What responsibility do citizens have in emergencies?

  37. Question 35

    What responsibility do Australians have toward the environment?

  38. Question 36

    What does equality before the law mean?

  39. Question 37

    Why is honesty valued in Australian society?

  40. Question 38

    How often are federal elections usually held?

  41. Question 39

    Who can stand for election to parliament?

  42. Question 40

    What colours are on the Australian flag?

  43. Question 41

    What responsibility do citizens have toward their community?

  44. Question 42

    What responsibility comes with freedom of speech?

  45. Question 43

    What does compassion mean in Australian values?

  46. Question 44

    Why is respect for the law important?

  47. Question 45

    Can the government remove your basic rights without reason?

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  49. Question 46

    What is freedom of religion?

  50. Question 47

    Where can the Australian flag be displayed?

  51. Question 48

    What should you do when the national anthem is played?

  52. Question 49

    What responsibility do drivers have?

  53. Question 50

    What responsibility do citizens have toward children?

  54. Question 51

    What does mateship mean?

  55. Question 52

    Why is volunteering encouraged in Australia?

  56. Question 53

    Can Australians criticise the government?

  57. Question 54

    What protects Australians’ democratic rights?

  58. Question 55

    What is the Southern Cross on the flag?

  59. Question 56

    What responsibility comes with Australian citizenship?

  60. Question 57

    What responsibility do citizens have during elections?

  61. Question 58

    Why is respect for others’ opinions important?

  62. Question 59

    Who enforces the law in Australia?

  63. Question 60

    Why are national symbols important?

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  65. Question 61

    What does responsibility mean for Australian citizens?

  66. Question 62

    Why is fairness important in Australia?

  67. Question 63

    What is the importance of freedom of association?

  68. Question 64

    What is a referendum?

  69. Question 65

    Who represents citizens at the local government level?

  70. Question 66

    What is the role of the Senate?

  71. Question 67

    What is the role of the House of Representatives?

  72. Question 68

    What is a local council?

  73. Question 69

    Who can become the Prime Minister of Australia?

  74. Question 70

    What is the national gemstone of Australia?

  75. Question 71

    What are the two official floral emblems of Australia?

  76. Question 72

    What does the Federation Star represent?

  77. Question 73

    What does the national flag symbolize?

  78. Question 74

    What is the importance of Australia Day for citizenship?

  79. Question 75

    What responsibility do citizens have when reporting crimes?

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  81. Question 76

    What responsibility do citizens have toward public property?

  82. Question 77

    What is your responsibility as a driver?

  83. Question 78

    What responsibility do citizens have toward neighbours?

  84. Question 79

    What should citizens do during natural disasters?

  85. Question 80

    Why is participation in community life valued?

  86. Question 81

    What is the importance of honesty in public life?

  87. Question 82

    Why is courage important for Australians?

  88. Question 83

    What is a political party?

  89. Question 84

    What is compulsory voting?

  90. Question 85

    What is a law?

  91. Question 86

    What is separation of powers?

  92. Question 87

    What is the Australian National Flag also called?

  93. Question 88

    What is the national floral emblem of South Australia?

  94. Question 89

    What does the Union Jack on the Australian flag represent?

  95. Question 90

    What does the Commonwealth Star on the flag symbolize?

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  97. Question 91

    Why should citizens obey the law?

  98. Question 92

    What is the responsibility of jury members?

  99. Question 93

    How should citizens participate in elections?

  100. Question 94

    What does respect for human rights include?

  101. Question 95

    Why is tolerance important?

  102. Question 96

    What is the Constitution?

  103. Question 97

    What is the role of the Governor-General?

  104. Question 98

    What is the minimum voting age?

  105. Question 99

    What is the national bird of Australia?

  106. Question 100

    What is the significance of the national colours?

  107. Question 101

    What responsibility do citizens have toward neighbours?

  108. Question 102

    What responsibility do citizens have in elections?

  109. Question 103

    What responsibility do citizens have during emergencies?

  110. Question 104

    Why is civic participation important?

  111. Question 105

    What does the term 'fairness' mean in Australia?

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  113. Question 106

    Why is respect for others important?

  114. Question 107

    What is freedom of expression?

  115. Question 108

    Who decides federal laws?

  116. Question 109

    What is the purpose of a referendum?

  117. Question 110

    What is the national emblem of Queensland?

  118. Question 111

    What is the national emblem of Victoria?

  119. Question 112

    What responsibility do parents have toward children?

  120. Question 113

    Why should citizens participate in community events?

  121. Question 114

    What is the importance of tolerance?

  122. Question 115

    Why is accountability important?

  123. Question 116

    What is the role of political parties?

  124. Question 117

    What is the role of courts in Australia?

  125. Question 118

    What is the national emblem of Tasmania?

  126. Question 119

    What is the national emblem of Western Australia?

  127. Question 120

    Why must citizens obey the law?

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