Australian Citizenship Test
Australian Citizenship Test made easy.
Australian Citizenship Test
Australian Citizenship Test made easy.
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 200 Questions 10 simulated tests Unlimited access Practice Questions in PDF Manual in PDF Random tests Tests by chapters Completion certificate Get a New Test by EmailEvery Day Immediate access  AUD 15,-
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400 Questions Unlimited simulated tests Unlimited access Practice Questions in PDF Manual in PDF Random tests Tests by chapters Practice on your mobile phone Videotests Express Training Advanced Result Analysis Test History Completion Certificate Get a New Test by EmailEvery Day Immediate access AUD 25,-
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The new version of the australian citizenship test, launched by the Australian government on October 19, 2009, is based on the manual called "Australian citizenship: A Common Bond". The new manual contains two sections. You will be only tested on the first section. It contains 20 pages and is divided in three chapters: Australia and its people; Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties; and Government & the law in Australia. Only these 20 pages contain information that can come up in the citizenship exam. The second, non-testable section, is about Australian history, culture, sport, economy, and more.
While the testable material is now quite limited, the conditions of the test have changed too. Before, you would still pass the test if you had 40% wrong answers, or 8 out of 20. Now you are allowed only 5 mistakes.
Our Basic Kit contains 200 questions and Complete Kit - 400 practice questions. We only offer questions that have a high probability of being asked. More than 400 questions would only mean useless work for you. Our Complete Kit also offers "Express Training": we selected just 100 questions - approximately 5 for each required page of the manual - that are extremely important and are most likely to show up in your citizenship test.
The best way to prepare is to take a Simulated Test first; our Advanced Result Analysis will immediately show your weaknesses and strengths. For example, if you see that most of your mistakes come from Chapter 2, you may want to review that chapter in more detail.
AustralianTest offers a 100% Money Back Guarantee in case of failed test. Our training system is efficient and easy to use. You can start practicing immediately: your access key is delivered instantly to your email or your mobile phone. From our statistics we know that most people need 3-4 hours to complete our training. Our goal is to prepare you for the test quickly and easily. Hundreds of new Australians took our training and successfully passed their citizenship test.
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Failes: 43.3%
Passed: 56.7%
Basic: 5 hours
Complete: 3 hours
Based on simulated tests:
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Which package should I get, Basic or Complete?
If you are confident that you already know a lot about Australia, Basic Kit may be enough for you. It comes with only 10 simulated tests, but it can be sufficient for people with advanced level. Try our Free Test and if you pass, perhaps the Basic Kit is all you need.
How long will I have to wait before I get access to the training?
The access is immediate. The training is web-based, meaning that nothing is sent by regular mail. After purchase, you will instantly receive your access key. Your password will be sent to your email address, and if you provide us with your mobile phone, it will also be sent to your phone as a text message.
What is a Simulated Test?
A Simulated Test is an imitation of the real test. It also consists of 20 multiple-choice questions; questions are taken randomly out of a database of questions based on the entire required material. It is timed: you have 45 minutes to answer 20 questions. If you make 5 mistakes or less, you pass.
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