Australian Values Test Questions
Master every Australian values question required to pass the citizenship test.
Common Australian values topics
- Rule of law — everyone, including governments, is subject to the law.
- Freedom of speech — the right to express ideas peacefully.
- Freedom of religion — the right to follow any religion or none.
- Equality of men and women — gender equality under the law and in society.
- Peaceful disagreement — resolving differences without violence.
- Obeying Australian law — laws apply equally to all residents and citizens.
Why values questions matter
Becoming an Australian citizen is also a commitment to shared values. That is why the test treats values questions as essential: missing even one means you do not pass, regardless of your overall score.
FAQ
How many Australian values questions are in the test?
Every citizenship test includes 5 Australian values questions, and you must answer all 5 correctly to pass.
What topics do values questions cover?
Common topics include the rule of law, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, gender equality, peaceful disagreement, and obeying Australian law.
What happens if I miss one values question?
You will not pass the test, even if your overall score is above 75%. All 5 values answers must be correct.
How can I prepare for values questions?
Use the values-focused practice on this site to learn each concept clearly and rehearse the wording used in real questions.