Australian Values Questions 2026 — Free Citizenship Practice

Why this quiz matters

• Official rule: all 5 Australian values questions must be correct.
• You also need at least 75% overall (15 of 20).
• Values cover freedom, respect, equality, democracy and obeying the law.
• Short section drills make it easier to score perfectly before a full mock exam.

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   1. Which of these is an Australian value?

   Equality of opportunity for all people.Equality only for people born in Australia.Special rights for wealthy people.

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   2. Should people in Australia make an effort to learn English?

   Yes, English is the national language and helps people participate in society.No, it is not encouraged.Only people who work in government.

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   3. In Australia, can people be discriminated against because of their gender?

   No, men and women have equal rights.Yes, in some workplaces.Yes, if their employer decides so.

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   4. What does mutual respect mean in Australian society?

   Treating others with dignity, even when you disagree with them.Only respecting people who share your beliefs.Avoiding people from other cultures.

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   5. Is it acceptable to use violence to resolve a disagreement in Australia?

   No, violence is against the law.Yes, if you feel strongly about the issue.Yes, within your own family.

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   6. What is expected of Australian citizens in relation to the law?

   To obey the laws of Australia.To obey only the laws they agree with.To obey the laws of their country of birth instead.

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   7. Under the Rule of Law, who must obey Australian laws?

   Everyone, including people in positions of power.Only ordinary citizens.Only visitors to Australia.

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   8. Should you follow the law even if no one is watching?

   Yes.No.Only at work.

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   9. Where does the power of government come from in Australia's parliamentary democracy?

   Australian citizens who vote for people to represent them in parliament.Religious leaders.Business owners only.

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    10. Is voting compulsory in Australia?

    Yes.No.Only for people over 30.

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    11. Are Australians allowed to peacefully protest against government actions?

    Yes, peaceful public protest is part of democracy.No, all protest is illegal.Only with the Prime Minister's permission.

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    12. Is it acceptable to promote violence against a person because of their culture, ethnicity or religion?

    No, it is against Australian values and law.Yes, online only.Yes, at sporting events.

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    13. Can people be forced to join an organisation in Australia?

    No, individuals cannot be compelled to join or forced to leave a lawful organisation.Yes, by their employer.Yes, by their family.

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    14. Do religious laws have legal status in Australia?

    No, Australian law must be followed by everyone.Yes, they override Australian law.Only in some states.

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    15. Are practices such as polygamy and forced marriage legal in Australia?

    No, they are against the law and can result in severe penalties.Yes, if both families agree.Yes, under religious law.

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    16. Should people of different religions be treated equally under Australian law?

    Yes.No, some religions receive preference.Only Christian faiths.

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    17. Can two people of the same sex marry under Australian law?

    Yes.No.Only in some states.

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    18. Is it against the law to discriminate against a person because of their gender?

    Yes.No.Only in government jobs.

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    19. If a woman has better qualifications and skills than a man, can she get the job ahead of him?

    Yes, that is her right under Australian law.No, men must be hired first.Only if the manager prefers women.

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    20. Is physical violence against a spouse or partner acceptable in Australia?

    No, it is a criminal offence.Yes, within marriage.Yes, if no one is badly hurt.

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    21. Is divorce acceptable in Australia?

    Yes, either husband or wife may apply even if the other spouse wishes to continue the marriage.No, divorce is illegal.Only if both spouses agree in writing forever.

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    22. What should achievement in life be based on according to Australian values?

    Hard work and talents.Family wealth only.Country of birth only.

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    23. When filling a job, what does the law support organisations to select?

    The person with the best skills and experience.The person with the richest family.The person from the same culture as the manager.

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    24. Is verbal or physical abuse illegal in Australia?

    Yes, violence of any kind, including verbal and physical abuse, is illegal.No, only physical abuse is illegal.Only if it happens at work.

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    25. Should you obey a lawful request from the police?

    Yes, because all Australians commit to following the law.No, you can refuse any police request.Only if you agree with the request.

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    26. Does racism have a place in Australia?

    No, racism has no place in Australia.Yes, at sporting events.Yes, online only.

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    27. What should you do if you suspect someone is planning a serious crime?

    Report it to Australian government authorities as soon as possible.Ignore it.Post about it on social media only.

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    28. What should you do if you know a child is being abused?

    Report it to the police to investigate.Keep it private.Wait until you are certain of every detail for years.

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    29. Is sharing sexual photos online without consent accepted in Australia?

    No, many forms of cyber abuse are illegal.Yes, if posted privately.Yes, among friends.

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    30. If an Australian citizen also holds citizenship of another country, which laws must they follow while in Australia?

    All Australian laws at all times.Only the laws of the other country.Whichever laws they prefer.

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    31. Is religious intolerance acceptable in Australian society?

    No.Yes, in private.Yes, if a majority agrees.

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    32. What do Australians value as a unifying element of society?

    English as the national language.One official religion.Class distinctions.

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    33. What is mateship an example of in Australian values?

    Compassion and helping each other in times of need.Ignoring neighbours.Competing against community members.

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    34. Should people living in Australia try to support themselves and their families when able?

    Yes.No, only the government should provide support.Only citizens born in Australia.

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    35. Is it acceptable to make false allegations or encourage others to break the law?

    No.Yes, as free speech.Yes, during protests.

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