Is the Australian values quiz a fair test for citizenship?
Sample questions from the multiple choice citizenship quiz for immigrants to Australia have been revealed for the first time. According to the Herald Sun, would-be Australians will be expected to know the name of our national flower, the year when European settlers first arrived, and what Anzac Day commemorates.
Those are just three of the 200 possible questions which will be randomly served out in 20-question exams for citizenship hopefuls.
Immigrants won't need to memorise long lists of facts and figures, but they will need to know the basics about Australian culture, said Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews.
Do you think this is a fair system for immigrants in Australia?
