Free Australian citizenship test practice
Prepare for the Australian citizenship test
Practise all four parts of Our Common Bond, take a timed 20-question mock exam, and use Hindi, Chinese or Tagalog translations while you learn the English wording.
- 80 questions across the four booklet parts
- Hindi, Chinese and Tagalog study translations
- Answers, explanations and results saved in this browser
Practise a booklet part, take the mock or read a guide
Section practice explains every answer. The mock gives you 20 questions and 45 minutes. The guides cover the application process, Australian values, history and common mistakes.
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Every completed practice session and mock exam is saved in this browser. Filter the chart by booklet part, then open a result to see the answers you missed.
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Part 1What are the official national colours of Australia?
Correct. Green and gold are the official national colours of Australia.
80 questions across all four booklet parts
Work through the 20 questions in each part, then use the mock exam to mix all four.
Australia and its people
First Peoples, migration, federation, geography and national symbols.
Practice this part02Beliefs, rights and liberties
Democracy, the rule of law, freedoms, equality and citizenship duties.
Practice this part03Government and the law
The Constitution, voting, Parliament, courts, police and juries.
Practice this part04Australian values
Freedom, respect, equality, lawful conduct and community responsibility.
Practice this partOfficial test format
20 questions in 45 minutes
- questions
- 20
- minutes
- 45
- overall
- 15 / 20
- values
- 5 / 5
You need at least 15 correct answers overall and all five Australian values answers correct. The official test is in English.
Check the current test rulesStart with the section you find hardest
Choose 10 questions and a 20-minute timer. Read the explanation after each answer, then repeat the section or try the full mock.
Question content reviewed against the testable booklet on 27 July 2026.