Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
1. What must Australian citizens aged 18 years or over to register?
Register their name and address on the electoral role Register their name and address to apply for a driver licence Register their name and address to apply for an Australian passport 2. What are public holidays on Christian days in Australia?
Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Assumption Day Good Friday, Assumption Day and Christmas Day Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Christmas Day 3. Which of these is not an example of equality in Australia?
Everyone deserves a 'fair go' Men and women have the same rights Everyone belongs to the same political party 4. Australians do not believe in class distinctions in our society.
True False 5. Which of these statements about Australian democratic society is incorrect?
Australians are all free to follow and share their beliefs and traditions as long as they do not break Australian laws Australians should treat each other with dignity and respect, regardless of their differences Australians are all free to follow and share their beliefs and traditions even they do break Australian laws 6. What do you pledge at the citizenship ceremony?
To share Australia's democratic beliefs, respect people rights and liberties, uphold and obey Australian laws To share Australia's communist beliefs, respect people rights and liberties, uphold and obey Australian laws To share Australia's capitalist beliefs, respect people rights and liberties, uphold and obey Australian laws 7. What must Australian citizens do when they are in another country?
Obey the laws of that country Register your staying with the Australian embassy Obey the laws of Australia only 8. Australian people have different opportunities and freedoms depending where they come from.
True False 9. What is 'fair go' ?
It is someone achieves in life as a result of their skills, ability and experience It is someone achieves in life as a result of their class distinctions It is someone achieves in life as a result of their wealth or background 10. What happens to the people do not obey Australia's laws?
They may be arrested by the police and have to go to prison They may be arrested by the court and have to go to police They may be arrested by the police and have to go to court 11. What is ATO stand for in Australia?
Approved Training Organization Air Traffic Organization Australian Taxation Office 12. What is not the role of a jury?
To decide the penalty To decide if a person is guilty or not guilty To listen to the evidence in a court case 13. Australian citizens aged 18 years or over can seek election to parliament at the federal, state or territory level.
True False 14. Who is involved in how the country is governed?
All the people from the Australia house of parliament All the major Australian corporations All the Australian people 15. Which of these statements about religion in Australia is correct?
People in Australia are free to follow any religion they choose, even its practices do break Australian laws People in Australia must follow a religion, as long as its practices do not break Australian laws People in Australia are free to follow any religion they choose, as long as its practices do not break Australian laws 16. Voting is compulsory for Australian citizens aged 18 years or over in federal and state or territory elections
True False 17. How the Australian people governed the country?
By regularly vote for only Premier to represent them in state of government By regularly vote only for Prime Minister to represent Australian country By regularly vote for people to represent them in parliament 18. How should change occur in Australia?
Through discussion, peaceful persuasion and the democratic process Through discussion, forceful persuasion and the democratic process Through discussion, violence persuasion and the democratic process 19. Who can work for Australian Public Service and the Australian Defence Force?
Anyone including overseas people All people in Australia All Australian citizens 20. Which of these is not a responsibility of Australian citizens aged 18 years or over?
Must obey the laws To vote in elections To seek election to parliament
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