Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
1. What is the spirit of 'mateship' ?
It means we help and receive help from each other in times of need It means we receive help from the neighbourhood in times of need It means we help the neighbourhood in times of need 2. The government in Australia is secular and there is an official national religion.
True False 3. What will you have when you are becoming an Australian citizen?
The same as you were as a permanent resident You can enjoyed living in a free and democratic society New responsibilities and a range of new benefits 4. Australians are free to follow any religion or beliefs.
True False 5. Which of these statements about Australian beliefs is correct?
We believe in peace, respect, loyalty and equality We believe in peace, respect, domination and equality We believe in peace, respect, freedom and equality 6. Who should be committed to joining together to defend the nation and its way of life should the need arise?
All Australian soldiers All people in Australia All Australian citizens 7. Which of these statements about taxes is incorrect?
Many of the benefits that Australians enjoy are made possible through taxes Taxes are not important to the Australian community Taxes are spent on services which include health, education and others 8. All Australians including government leaders and organisation leaders are equal under the law
True False 9. What is the 'rule of law'?
That no person or group is below the law That Australian people enforce the law That no person or group is above the law 10. Which of these statements about Laws and religion in Australia is incorrect?
The process of divorce, including custody of children and property settlement, must follow a religion is rules, but not Australia laws Some religious or cultural practices, such as being married to more than one person at the same time, are against Australian law Most religions have rules, but these are not laws in Australia 11. 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 12. Paying tax is required by law
True False 13. 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 14. Which of these statements about Australia's system of government is correct?
The Queen of Australia chooses people to form the Australian Parliament The government is elected by the people The Prime Minister chooses out Members of Parliament 15. What help can you receive from an Australian official while overseas?
Emergencies such as civil unrest and natural disasaters Emergency passports and provide advice and support in the case of an accident, serious illness or death All the above 16. How does tax is paid out?
It paid out of the Australian government funds It paid out only when you pay for goods and services, it know as General Sales Tax It paid out of the money you earn, from a job, a business or investments 17. 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 18. Who do Australian citizens vote for in an election?
They vote for the Prime Minister They vote for the Governor General They vote for the people they want to represent them in parliament 19. 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 20. What is democracy government?
A system of government in which citizens freely choose representatives to govern the country and make laws on their behalf A system of government in which citizens do not choose representatives to govern the country and make laws on their behalf A system of government in which citizens must choose representatives to govern the country and make laws on their behalf
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