Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
1. Australians also have supports through government social security in times of need.
True False 2. How can Australian citizens have their say in how the country is governed?
By going to council meeting By protesting By voting 3. What is freedom of expression allows?
It allows people to express their views through art, film, music and writing It allows people to express their views through discussion, film, music and literature It allows people to express their views through art, film, music and literature 4. It is not compulsory to vote in federal and state or territory elections for Australian citizens 18 years or over.
True False 5. Paying tax is an important way for people living in Australia to directly contribute to the Australian community
True False 6. 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 7. Who can work for Australian Public Service and the Australian Defence Force?
Anyone including overseas people All people in Australia All Australian citizens 8. How the representatives in parliament must answer for a decision they make?
Australia is parliamentary democracy, the representatives in parliament can make any decision without answering Australia is parliamentary democracy, the decisions they make must answer to the people through elections Australia is parliamentary democracy, the decisions they make must answer to Governor-General, Head of State in Australia 9. Australians do not believe in a fair society, where everyone deserves a 'fair go'.
True False 10. What type of legal organisation or group can you freely join?
Political party, trade union, religious, cultural or social group. Gathering in group with others to protest against a government action or an organisation Any legal organisation or group 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. Who collects tax in Australia?
The Australian Revenue Office The Australian Taxation Commission The Australian Taxation Office 13. What is an important part of being Australian?
Respecting other people's differences and being yourself Respecting indigenous people's differences and choices Respecting other people's differences and choices 14. 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 15. 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 16. Australians are free to not follow a religion or beliefs.
True False 17. Do children born overseas of parent Australian citizen have any Australian rights?
The have the same rights and responsibilities as children born in that country only They do not have the same rights and responsibilities as children born in Australia because they are born overseas can not be register as Australian citizens They have the same rights and responsibilities as children born in Australia when they register as Australian citizens by descent 18. 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 19. Which of these is a responsibility of Australian citizens aged 18 years or over?
To do local community service To carry a passport at all times To serve on a jury if called to do so 20. 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
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