A British expatriate took the Australian citizenship exam and was bewildered by a question because all three of the answers to one of the questions were wrong.
The woman, who did not want to be named, has been working hard to study the (Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond) test title on the ins website "Australian Citizenship: our Common tie", which she has been waiting for a long time.
Just minutes after she answered the exam, she found a question about the size of Australia's population. She said the three answer options are "18 million", "22 million" and "30 million".
"well, I know that 22 million is wrong, and 18 million is wrong. Should I choose 30 million?" I told the examiner that there was a mistake in the test, and he replied that 22 million was the right answer. "
But 22 million is also the wrong answer-Australia's population was more than 22 million in 2011.
So, what is the correct answer?
The Bureau of Statistics estimates that Australia's population will reach the milestone of 25 million in June or July, adding one person every 24 seconds.
In the naturalization examination, a total of 20 questions, 15 need to answer correctly to pass. The applicant is curious about how many people will be caught up in the problem.
In multiple versions of the study, Australia's population is still labeled "22 million."
"in order to maintain the integrity of the naturalization test, all questions and answers are confidential," the Home Office said in a statement to Australia's Daily Mail. The Ministry of the Interior is not in a position to comment further on the content of the naturalization examination. "
“The Australian Citizenship: Our Common Ties” exam contains 20 sample questions. For those applicants who took the citizenship test from July 1, 2017 to April 30, 2018, the rate of non-pass is 2.9%. The number of failures cannot exceed 3 times.