Practice Test 10 of the Australian Citizenship Test

The Australian Citizenship Test Practice is a crucial step towards becoming a citizen of Australia. This test measures your knowledge of Australia’s culture, government and history. This practice test is part of an ongoing series that helps you prepare for your official exam.

Here we’ll explore the Australian Citizenship Practice Test 10 to see what it has in store for you, why it matters, and how best to use it.

Practice Test 10

1 / 20

Where is the world famous Great Barrier Reef?

Tasmania's souther coast

New South Wales's eastern coast

Queensland eastern coast

South Australia's coast

2 / 20

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the HOUSE of Representatives?

They review, discuss and vote on law.

It is a physical house where the representatives socialize . and network.

They determine who the next King of Australia will be.

They are representatives of the King

3 / 20

What was the given name for the newly established federation of states in 1901?

Federation of Colonies

The Confederation of Australia

The common wealth of Australia

United Colonies of Australia

4 / 20

When Australians commit crimes or break the law, who will come and arrest them?

The Police

The prosecutor

Members of the Australian Defence Force

Private security patrols

5 / 20

What is the name of South Australia's capital city?

Whyalla

Port Augusta

Ceduna

Adelaide

6 / 20

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the Australian courts?

The King gives directions to the Justices

The Governor General has strong influence on their daily activities.

The Prime Minister has strong influence on their daily activities.

They are independent of the government

7 / 20

The indigenous peoples of Australia share the following characteristics

Common beliefs and traditions

Common food and tools

Nothing in common.

Common clothes and language

8 / 20

How many percent of Western Australia's population are living in the capital city?

Less than 15%

About 25%

About 75%

About 50%

9 / 20

What are some responsibilities of the local government?

Defence and foreign affairs

Rubbish collection and banking

Libraries and prisons

Parks and building regulations

10 / 20

What does a secular government mean?

It means there is no official religion.

It means the government changes its official religion in every election.

It means the official religion's traditions and practices are above the Constitution

It means there is an official religion.

11 / 20

What is the name of the primary decision-making body in the Australian government?

The Cabinet

The King

The Governor-General

The High Court

12 / 20

Can women vote and run for office in Australia?

No, women can vote, but they cannot run for office.

No, women cannot vote or run for office in Australia.

Yes, women can vote, but only some women whose husbands are already Members of Parliament can run for office.

Yes, women can vote and run for office in Australia.

13 / 20

What group of people were Australia's early free settlers?

British and French settlers

British settlers

British and Irish settlers

Irish settlers

14 / 20

What does the Australian court's judgment is based on?

Jurors' subjective impressions of the defendant

The opinions of the general public

All evidence presented during trail.

Political influences from the government

15 / 20

What is Tasmania's state capital?

Richmond

Launceston

Burnie

Hobart

16 / 20

What is the name of Australia's national anthem?

Advance Australia fair

Better Than That

God Save the King

Down To Earth

17 / 20

Who do Members of the Parliament must represent in their decisions?

All the property owners

All Australian People

The King

The Cabinet

18 / 20

Which of the following is TRUE?

Tourists and new immigrants are exempted from Australian

The police are allowed to break the law.

You must obey the law even no one is watching.

The Prime Minister and High Court Justices are above the law.

19 / 20

Are Australians allowed to follow and practice their traditions and beliefs?

Yes, all practices and traditions are allowed.

No, all traditions and beliefs are illegal.

Yes, but traditions and beliefs must not violate Australian laws

Yes, they are allowed on weekends only.

20 / 20

What are the national colours of Australia?

Gold and Green

Blue and green

Blue and white

Gold and white

Your score is

The average score is 66%

Understand the Citizenship Test Structure

This test consists of twenty multiple-choice questions. This test covers three major areas.

1. *Australia and its people** This section contains questions related to Australia’s culture, diversity, and history.
2. The section on Australia’s democratic beliefs, rights, and liberties focuses on individual freedoms, the responsibility of citizens, and principles of democracy.
3. You will be tested on your knowledge about the Australian Constitution, government, and legal system.

For you to pass, you need to answer correctly 15 out of the 20 questions. To pass the test, you also need to answer 5 questions correctly about Australian Values.

The importance of practice tests

Practice Test 10 will help you prepare for the Australian Citizenship Test. Here’s why:

1. *Familiarity of Format**: Practice tests will help you to become familiarized with the format for the actual test. It reduces your anxiety when you take the official test because it is easier to understand the layout.
2. Practice tests can help identify your weak points. Reviewing the wrong answers will help you focus on topics you need to study.
3. *Time Management** The practice test will allow you to manage your time more effectively. It is essential to know how to pace your answers, as you only have a short time in which to finish the test.
4. Building Confidence: As you gain more experience, you become more confident about the test. The key to performing is confidence. You can approach the test in a calm and clear manner.

*What to expect on Practice Test No. 10**

It is intended to be as close as possible to the Australian Citizenship Test. This test contains 20 multiple choice questions that cover the three core areas.

1. You may be asked questions in this section about Australia and its people, including its geography, its history or diverse cultures.

Example Question: Which of the statements below is true?

They arrived 5,000 year ago in Australia.
They have the oldest continuously existing culture on earth.
First settled in Tasmania
It was the first Europeans that explored Australia.

Answer: This is the oldest continuous culture on earth.

2. *Australia’s Democratic Beliefs, Rights, and Liberties** This section tests your understanding of Australia’s democratic system, which includes the rights and responsibilities for its citizens.

The Right to Arms
Right to Freedom of Religion
Property rights
Right to health care for all

Right Answer: *B) The freedom to religion.

The Constitution and Government of Australia: You’ll learn about the Australian constitution, government structure and roles.

Practice Test 10 also includes questions about Australian Values, and you will need to answer them correctly if you want to pass.

For the best results from Practice Test 10, you should have a clear strategy. Below are a few tips.

1. Practice Test 10 should be taken in a quiet place where you won’t be interrupted. Set a timer and complete the practice test all at once. You should find a place that is quiet and free of interruptions. Use a stopwatch to time yourself, then complete the entire test. It will prepare you for the test.
2. *Review your Answers** After you have completed the test, review the answers. You should review any material relevant to the questions that you answered incorrectly. To avoid repeating the mistake, you must understand what went wrong.
3. Focus on your weakest areas: Spend more time in this area if you feel that you have difficulty with specific types of questions. You want to make sure you understand all of the topics covered on the test.
4. *Repeat Process** Practice makes perfect. Practice Test 10 (and other practice tests) will help you become more familiar with both the content and test format. Take the test several times to ensure you are confident.

*Additional resources for test preparation**

You can prepare for your Australian Citizenship Test by using other resources in addition to Practice Test 10. You can prepare by using:
This book is the official guide for the citizenship exam. You should study it carefully. The booklet contains all of the information that you will need to pass the citizenship test.
*Online Practice Tests** : Many websites provide practice tests simulating the real citizenship test. You can use these as a useful tool to help you with your preparation.
Study Guides: There are many study guides available which break up the information contained in “Our Common Bond” into easily digestible sections.
Joining community groups or a study club can be a great way to get support as you prepare. It can be helpful to discuss the material in a group.

Practice Test 10 can be a useful tool to prepare you for the Australian Citizenship Test. You can prepare for the Australian Citizenship Test by taking the Practice Test 10. It will familiarize you with the format and help identify your areas of improvement.

The key to passing your citizenship test is preparation. You should study *Our Common Bond*, do multiple practice exams, and concentrate on learning the material, rather than simply memorizing answers. Your goal to become an Australian citizen is within reach with dedication and practice.