Australian values: practice questions
Respect, freedom, equality, the rule of law, peacefulness, a ‘fair go’ and English as the national language. In the real test you must answer all 5 values questions correctly. Choose an answer to see if you're right and why.
25 questions
1. In Australia, can people choose their own religion?
2. Which of these is an example of freedom of speech?
3. Is it acceptable to use violence to get your way in an argument?
4. Do men and women have equal rights in Australia?
5. What is Australia's national language?
6. Which of these is an Australian value?
7. Which of these is an Australian value?
8. Can a person be refused a job because of their religion?
9. What is 'a fair go'?
10. Which of these is an Australian value?
11. How should Australians treat people whose beliefs are different from theirs?
12. Is it acceptable to harass someone because of their race?
13. In Australia, can you join a lawful club, union or political party of your choice?
14. What does 'compassion for those in need' mean?
15. If someone disagrees with a law, what should they do?
16. Which of these shows respect for the rule of law?
17. Can a woman in Australia choose her own job and her own partner?
18. Is it acceptable for a group to use violence to force the government to change a law?
19. Why is it important to learn English in Australia?
20. Should people in Australia be treated differently because of where they were born?
21. Can Australians criticise the government in public?
22. Which of these is an Australian value?
23. Are all people in Australia equal before the law?
24. Which of these is an Australian value?
25. What should you do if you disagree with someone's opinion?
Next: Australia and its people · Rights and liberties · Government and the law · or take a timed mock test.
KitWren is independent and not affiliated with the Department of Home Affairs. These are original practice questions written from the topics in the official booklet, Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond. They are not the official test questions. Read the booklet and check the Home Affairs website for the current test rules before your appointment.