Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
1. What is ATO stand for in Australia?
Approved Training Organization Air Traffic Organization Australian Taxation Office 2. 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 3. 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 4. Can Australian citizens have children born overseas?
Yes, they can have children born overseas No, they can not have children born overseas No, they can only have children born in Australia 5. Can you ask for help while you are overseas as an Australian citizen?
You can ask for help from the Australian official in times of need Only you can help yourself while you are overseas Only your family can help you while you are overseas 6. 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 7. Any Australian who is on the electoral roll may not be called to serve on a jury.
True False 8. Which of these statements about the Australian Taxation Office is incorrect?
Tax is collected by the Australian Taxation Office only from businesses Tax is collected by the Australian Taxation Office The ATO works to ensure all citizensare aware of their tax rights and obligations to pay the correct amount of tax 9. Which of these statements about voluntary community work is incorrect?
To share knowledge and increase your sense of belonging to the Australian community To learn new skills in voluntary community work To work for government to become Australian citizen 10. 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 11. What is Australia heritage religion?
Protestant Catholic Judaeo-Christian 12. 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 13. Who must obey Australia's laws?
Everyone must obey Australia's laws The police must obey Australia's laws The representatives in parliament must obey Australia's laws 14. 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 15. 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 16. 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 17. 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 18. 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 19. 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 20. Who collects tax in Australia?
The Australian Revenue Office The Australian Taxation Commission The Australian Taxation Office
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