I got 19 out of 20 questions correct. I think the US citizenship tests I’ve tried have been tougher, but none of these are really super difficult as long as you can read and have some basics knowledge of Western-style democracies.
See, and I was proud of 17/20, until all of you got better scores! But you’re right, a general knowledge of how democracy works along with common sense can get you a passing score.
19/20 - but that included a lucky guess about the aboriginal flag and an unlucky guess about what a Governor-General does. (I knew I’d heard about Anzac when I was in NZ, so I figured it had something to do with both countries.)
And what I know about Australia could be written on a postage stamp.
That’s very straightforward compared to the new American test.
19/20; the joker in the pack was in Group 3 but I’m not sure which one it is. When I change the one I think is wrong I drop down to 18/20. Gonna have to go play with that one a bit.
Exactly. I admit to guessing on the Aboriginal flag question, but since red, yellow, black and white are big colours in the First Nations Medicine WheelI consider it possibly an educated guess.
I’m from Ontario, I wanted to put a national flower on all the government property. (My dad worked for the Ontario government, I’m used to seeing the trillium on everything, from stationary to vehicles)
So sign me up for 19/20, and I’ll see you on the beach at New Year’s.
Obviously you’re not up on current affairs. There will be no further discussion of the Ashes for a further two years. Thank you very much. Ashes, what Ashes? You must be mistaken we haven’t played for them recently