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Citizenship tests...
...apparently coming in from 1st October..... damn....
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2007-...parliament.htm some example questions here, i'll have no chance with my baby brain http://www.workpermit.com/news/2007-...s-released.htm how does knowing all this crap make us better citizens anyway? :confused: :blink: |
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I wonder how many Born and bread Aussies would do well with that;)
Originally Posted by bridie
(Post 5309144)
...apparently coming in from 1st October..... damn....
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2007-...parliament.htm some example questions here, i'll have no chance with my baby brain http://www.workpermit.com/news/2007-...s-released.htm how does knowing all this crap make us better citizens anyway? :confused: :blink: |
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Probably as well as Brits would do with the citizenship test for immigrants to the UK ;)
I had a go at a "suggested" test the other day and straight off the bat got about 17 out of 20. It can't be too difficult ;) |
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I think I might take the test anyhow, even though I won't need to. I don't want moral high grounders saying that I'm not a proper citizen because I haven't passed the test.
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Originally Posted by NKSK version 2
(Post 5309503)
I think I might take the test anyhow, even though I won't need to. I don't want moral high grounders saying that I'm not a proper citizen because I haven't passed the test.
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Originally Posted by Weirdstone
(Post 5309516)
Can't see anyone saying that, but if it has to be done, then just do it, and get over it.:)
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Originally Posted by NKSK version 2
(Post 5309547)
No, I can't either - I should have put a smiley face after my comment!
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[QUOTE=bridie;5309144 i'll have no chance with my baby brain :blink:[/QUOTE]
11 years on and I'm still using that as my excuse :lol: But there is hope for us yet ... "Special arrangements will be made for those with low levels of literacy and other special needs." :thumbsup: |
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Originally Posted by sel
(Post 5309598)
11 years on and I'm still using that as my excuse :lol:
But there is hope for us yet ... "Special arrangements will be made for those with low levels of literacy and other special needs." :thumbsup: |
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Originally Posted by bridie
(Post 5309144)
...apparently coming in from 1st October..... damn....
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2007-...parliament.htm some example questions here, i'll have no chance with my baby brain http://www.workpermit.com/news/2007-...s-released.htm how does knowing all this crap make us better citizens anyway? :confused: :blink: |
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Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
(Post 5309719)
The 4 year rule is not retrospective is it? The wording of the article seems to imply that all permanent residents currently in Australia will have to wait the 4 years before applying for citizenship?
It does sound like that doesn't it. But it's not true if you validated before midnight 30th June 2007, only after. :) |
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Originally Posted by Wendy
(Post 5309731)
It does sound like that doesn't it. But it's not true if you validated before midnight 30th June 2007, only after. :)
Thanks. |
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Originally Posted by bridie
(Post 5309144)
...apparently coming in from 1st October..... damn....
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2007-...parliament.htm some example questions here, i'll have no chance with my baby brain http://www.workpermit.com/news/2007-...s-released.htm how does knowing all this crap make us better citizens anyway? :confused: :blink: 1. In what year did Federation take place? 2. Which day of the year is Australia Day? 3. Who was the first Prime Minister of Australia? 4. What is the first line of Australia's national anthem? 5. What is the floral emblem of Australia? 6. What is the population of Australia? 7. In what city is the Parliament House of the Commonwealth Parliament located? 8. Who is the Queen's representative in Australia? 9. How are Members of Parliament chosen? 10. Who do members of Parliament represent? 11. After a federal election, who forms the new government? 12. What are the colours on the Australian flag? 13. Who is the head of the Australian Government? 14. What are the three levels of government in Australia? 15. In what year did the European settlement of Australia start? 16. Serving on a jury if required is a responsibility of Australian citizenship: true or false? 17. In Australia, everyone is free to practice the religion of their choice, or practice no religion: true or false? 18. To be elected to the Commonwealth Parliament you must be an Australian citizen: true or false? 19. As an Australian citizen, I have the right to register my baby born overseas as an Australian citizen: true or false? 20. Australian citizens aged 18 years or over are required to enroll on the electoral register: true or false? Does anyone know how many I got right? :o |
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Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
(Post 5309820)
OK, I'll take a stab. :)
1901. 26th of January. I have absolutely no idea. :confused: "Australians all, let us rejoice". The wattle. About 20 million. Canberra. The Governor General. National vote. The public (allegedly!) The winning party. Red, white & blue. Federal, state, local. 1788. True; jury service is compulsory, as is voting. True. True. True. True. Does anyone know how many I got right? :o pass but is the answer to no 13.... John Howard as the PM??? |
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Originally Posted by Wendy
(Post 5309731)
It does sound like that doesn't it. But it's not true if you validated before midnight 30th June 2007, only after. :)
They told us ours were ready at the end of June but we were off-shore so had to wait until we came back to Australia in early July - 4 years for us then but that's ok as we have already done 2 years on a 457 |
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