Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
1. 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 2. Laws in Australia that make sure a person is treated differently to others because of their gender, race, disability or age
True False 3. 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 4. Why Australian people have democratic beliefs?
To shape Australia country and culture To discourage people coming to Australia To encourage a certain group of people to become Australian 5. Who does the Australia government encourage to participate in society?
All citizens All citizens over 18 years of age All single citizens 6. 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 7. Who collects tax in Australia?
The Australian Revenue Office The Australian Taxation Commission The Australian Taxation Office 8. Which of these is a responsibility of Australian citizens aged 18 years or over?
To attend local council meetings To vote in elections To have a curent Australian passport 9. Which of these is an example that taxes are not spent on?
Defence and social security Roads and railways Private house and personal car 10. 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 11. Australian people have different opportunities and freedoms depending where they come from.
True False 12. The government in Australia is secular and there is an official national religion.
True False 13. Which of these statements about Australian freedoms is incorrect?
We are free to meet with people in public or private places for social or political discussion We can criticise the government, peacefully protest against government decisions and campaign to change laws We cannot have political discussion, criticise the government or protest against government decisions 14. Which of these statements about Australia's laws is correct?
It is the law to discriminate against a person because of their gender Men and women are not protected by the law from intimidation or violence Men and women are treated equally in courts of law 15. Australian citizens aged 18 years or over can seek election to parliament at the federal, state or territory level.
True False 16. 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 17. In Australia, we are free to say and write what we think on any topic but we cannot harm others.
True False 18. 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 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. How can Australian citizens have their say in how the country is governed?
By going to council meeting By protesting By voting
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