Part 4 of 4
Australian values
The values every Australian citizen commits to: freedom, respect, fairness and equality of opportunity, and what they mean in daily life.
All 5 values questions on the test must be right to pass. Five of the 20 test questions come from this part. Values guide and drill
6 topics · 125 practice questions · about 33 min to read
Topics in this part
- Freedom of association5 minAs an Australian value, freedom of association means people are free to join or leave any legal group voluntarily, and cannot be forced to join or to leave one.Also covered in Part 2, Democratic beliefs and rights
- Freedom of religion4 minAustralia has no official national religion, and people are free to follow any religion they choose — or none.Also covered in Part 2, Democratic beliefs and rights
- Freedom of speech11 minAs an Australian value, people should be able to express their ideas freely within the law — in speech, in writing, in the media, and by meeting for social or political discussion in public or private.Also covered in Part 2, Democratic beliefs and rights
- Overview of Australian values5 minAustralian values are based on freedom, respect, fairness and equality of opportunity.
- Parliamentary democracy4 minAs an Australian value, parliamentary democracy means Australia's laws are made by parliaments elected by the people, and the power of the government comes from the Australian people.Also covered in Part 2, Democratic beliefs and rights
- Rule of Law4 minAs an Australian value, the Rule of Law means all Australians are equal in relation to the law and no person or group is above it.Also covered in Part 2, Democratic beliefs and rights