Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
1. 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 2. Who has the responsibility to serve on a jury in Australia?
All Australian citizens All people in parliament All Australian citizens aged 18 years or over 3. 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 4. Which of these statements about Australia Laws is correct?
We cannot make false allegations, encourage others to break the law or damage another person's reputation We cannot make other people hate or act violently towards others because of their culture, ethnicity or background All the above 5. Australian citizens aged 18 years or over can seek election to parliament at the federal, state or territory level.
True False 6. 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 7. Who has the power to make and change the laws that govern the Australia country?
Only the citizen of Australia Only the parliament Only the Prime Minister 8. 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 9. 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 10. Paying tax is an important way for people living in Australia to directly contribute to the Australian community
True False 11. 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 12. 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 13. Which of these is an example of equality in Australia?
Everyone follows the same religion Men and women have the same rights Everyone belongs to the same political party 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. It is not compulsory to vote in federal and state or territory elections for Australian citizens 18 years or over.
True False 16. How can people participate in Australian society?
Join neighbourhood and local communities Join an art or cultural organisation All the above 17. How can Australian citizens have their say in how the country is governed?
By going to council meeting By protesting By voting 18. Who does the Australia government encourage to participate in society?
All citizens All citizens over 18 years of age All single citizens 19. 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 20. How can people protest against a government action or an organisation in Australia?
People can protest peacefully and they can injure any person or damage property People can protest violently and they must not injure any person or damage property People can protest peacefully and they must not injure any person or damage property
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