🇦🇺 Australian Citizenship Test Prep

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Not memorising.
Understanding.

Every topic is taught as a short illustrated story — read it, then answer quiz questions. Context makes facts stick far better than rote memorisation.

  • Read the story, then answer where the First Fleet departed from
  • Illustrated scenes bring each historical moment to life
  • Read in English, Chinese, Vietnamese and more — in the same app
  • Progress syncs across devices — read on mobile, continue on desktop
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The First Fleet Arrives at Port Jackson, 1788

Historical illustration of the First Fleet arriving in Australia, 17881 / 4

In 1788, Arthur Phillip sailed eleven ships from Portsmouth — the First Fleet — to establish Britain's first colony in Australia at Port Jackson. This event shaped the nation's entire history...

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Quiz follows every storyReal test-style questions with instant feedback

Topics you will master

Why is Canberra the capital, not Sydney?What does each level of government control?Why is voting compulsory in Australia?What do the kangaroo and emu on the coat of arms symbolise?Where did the First Fleet depart from in 1788?What rights does the Australian Constitution protect?What do the three elements of the Australian flag represent?Why is Canberra the capital, not Sydney?What does each level of government control?Why is voting compulsory in Australia?What do the kangaroo and emu on the coat of arms symbolise?Where did the First Fleet depart from in 1788?What rights does the Australian Constitution protect?What do the three elements of the Australian flag represent?Why is Canberra the capital, not Sydney?What does each level of government control?Why is voting compulsory in Australia?What do the kangaroo and emu on the coat of arms symbolise?Where did the First Fleet depart from in 1788?What rights does the Australian Constitution protect?What do the three elements of the Australian flag represent?
How did the Eureka Stockade spark democracy?How long have Aboriginal people lived in Australia?What are Australia's national colours?When did Australia become a federation?Which level of government is responsible for hospitals?What's the difference between the Senate and House of Reps?What are the three branches of the separation of powers?How did the Eureka Stockade spark democracy?How long have Aboriginal people lived in Australia?What are Australia's national colours?When did Australia become a federation?Which level of government is responsible for hospitals?What's the difference between the Senate and House of Reps?What are the three branches of the separation of powers?How did the Eureka Stockade spark democracy?How long have Aboriginal people lived in Australia?What are Australia's national colours?When did Australia become a federation?Which level of government is responsible for hospitals?What's the difference between the Senate and House of Reps?What are the three branches of the separation of powers?
What is Australia's national floral emblem?Do you have to respond to a jury summons?Can your employer stop you from praying at work?What did the 1967 Referendum change?What was the White Australia Policy and when did it end?What does Anzac Day commemorate?What is Australia's national floral emblem?Do you have to respond to a jury summons?Can your employer stop you from praying at work?What did the 1967 Referendum change?What was the White Australia Policy and when did it end?What does Anzac Day commemorate?What is Australia's national floral emblem?Do you have to respond to a jury summons?Can your employer stop you from praying at work?What did the 1967 Referendum change?What was the White Australia Policy and when did it end?What does Anzac Day commemorate?

What's covered

All 4 official chapters

The Australian citizenship test draws from four chapters. We cover every single story with full explanations and practice questions.

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Chapter 1
Australia and Its People

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  • The First Australians — Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples
  • European settlement & the First Fleet, 1788
  • The Eureka Stockade & the birth of Australian democracy
  • Federation — how Australia became a nation in 1901
  • Australian symbols: flag, coat of arms, national colours & anthem
Chapter 2
Rights, Freedoms & Democracy

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  • The freedoms Australians enjoy and their legal basis
  • Responsibilities of citizenship — voting, jury duty, obeying the law
  • Anti-discrimination and equal opportunity
Chapter 3
Government & the Law

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  • The three levels of government and what each controls
  • Parliament, the Governor-General, and the Constitution
  • The three branches: legislature, executive, judiciary
  • The electoral system and compulsory voting
Chapter 4
Values in Real Life

5 Full access

  • Australian values at work, at home, and in the community
  • Respect for diversity, gender equality, and religious freedom
  • Getting help: services and support available to new citizens
  • Becoming part of Australia's multicultural community

How it works

A smarter way to study

Traditional test prep is boring. We built a story-first approach that covers every official topic — in plain English (and other languages too).

Story-Based Learning

Each topic is taught through a short, illustrated story — not a wall of bullet points. Context makes facts stick.

Multilingual Support

Read along in English, Chinese, Vietnamese, and more — ideal for applicants whose first language isn't English.

Quiz After Every Story

Each story ends with real citizenship-test-style questions. Immediate feedback helps you learn from mistakes.

Progress Synced

Your reading and quiz progress is saved automatically. Pick up on any device, whenever suits you.

Pricing

Simple, fair pricing

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Full access to Chapter 1 — Australia and Its People — including all 8 stories and quizzes.

  • ✓ Chapter 1: Australia and Its People (8 stories)
  • ✓ Quiz after every story
  • ✓ Multilingual reading mode
  • ✓ Progress saved across devices
  • ✗ Chapters 2, 3 & 4
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  • ✓ All 4 chapters · 22 stories
  • ✓ Quiz after every story
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Common questions

Australian citizenship test FAQs

How many questions are in the Australian citizenship test?

The test has 20 multiple-choice questions. You need at least 15 correct answers and must answer all five Australian values questions correctly.

What should I study for the Australian citizenship test?

Study the four areas in Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond: Australia and its people, democratic beliefs and rights, government and the law, and Australian values.

Can I practise the Australian citizenship test for free?

Yes. AU Citizenship Test includes a free first chapter with eight story-based lessons and practice quizzes. No credit card is required.

Are the practice questions the same as the real test?

They are original practice questions designed around the official topics and test style. They are not leaked or guaranteed live test questions.

Is AU Citizenship Test an Australian Government website?

No. It is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with the Australian Government. Applicants should also read the official Our Common Bond resource.

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