New Zealand Citizenship Knowledge Quiz 2026:第3套练习测试
New Zealand Citizenship Knowledge Quiz 练习测试第3套(共4套):再练20道题,附答案和解释。
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第1题,共20题
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答案: B. The Minister of Internal Affairs
In rare cases, the Minister of Internal Affairs may grant citizenship even though not all requirements are met.
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第2题,共20题
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答案: A. From late 2027
The government says the test will start in late 2027. People who apply before then will not need to sit it.
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第3题,共20题
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答案: C. 20 multiple-choice questions
The planned test has 20 multiple-choice questions in English.
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第4题,共20题
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答案: B. 15 correct answers out of 20 (75%)
Applicants will need 15 correct answers, which is 75%.
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第5题,共20题
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答案: B. In person, in English
The test will be sat in person and the questions will be in English.
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第6题,共20题
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答案: D. People under 16 and people aged 65 or over
People under 16 or aged 65 and over are exempt from the test.
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第7题,共20题
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答案: D. Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Listed topics include the Bill of Rights Act, human rights, voting, the system of government, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, some criminal offences and travelling on a New Zealand passport.
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第8题,共20题
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答案: B. You must wait at least 30 working days before up to 3 more attempts
After 3 failed attempts there is a wait of at least 30 working days, then up to 3 more attempts.
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第9题,共20题
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答案: A. No
People who have already applied, or apply before the test starts, do not need to sit it.
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第10题,共20题
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答案: D. Understanding the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship
The test changes how applicants show they understand the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship; the requirement itself is not new.
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第11题,共20题
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答案: D. The Department of Internal Affairs
The Department of Internal Affairs says it will provide study materials before the test is required.
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第12题,共20题
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答案: C. An unwritten constitution, not one single document
New Zealand has an unwritten constitution. Its rules come from several Acts, documents and conventions.
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第13题,共20题
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答案: D. A constitutional monarchy
New Zealand is a constitutional monarchy: the King is Head of State, and elected MPs make the laws.
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第14题,共20题
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答案: D. The King of New Zealand (the Sovereign)
The Sovereign, the King of New Zealand, is Head of State. The Prime Minister leads the government.
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第15题,共20题
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答案: D. The Governor-General
The Governor-General is the King's representative and carries out constitutional, ceremonial and community duties.
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第16题,共20题
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答案: D. They stay politically neutral and do not take part
The King and the Governor-General are politically neutral and do not take part in elections.
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第17题,共20题
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答案: D. The House of Representatives and the Governor-General
Parliament is the House of Representatives, made up of elected MPs, together with the Governor-General.
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第18题,共20题
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答案: B. Three years
The House is elected for a maximum term of three years.
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第19题,共20题
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答案: C. Mixed Member Proportional (MMP)
New Zealand uses MMP, a proportional system where each party's share of seats roughly matches its share of the party vote.
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第20题,共20题
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答案: B. Two: a party vote and an electorate vote
The party vote mainly decides how many seats each party gets; the electorate vote chooses a local MP.
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