Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
1. Voting is compulsory for Australian citizens aged 18 years or over in federal and state or territory elections
True False 2. Which of these statements about Australian 'mateship' is incorrect?
To take a meal to an elderly neighbour To visit someone who is lonely To not drive a friend in need to go to a medical appointment 3. Paying tax is an important way for people living in Australia to directly contribute to the Australian community
True False 4. 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 5. 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 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. Australian citizens do not vote regularly in federal and state or territory elections, and occasionally in a referendum.
True False 8. 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 9. 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 10. What is Australia's government parliamentary democracy?
It is the power of the government comes from the Australian representatives It is the power of the government comes from the Australian Prime Minister It is the power of the government comes from the Australian people 11. Which of these statements about passports is correct?
Australian citizens can apply for an Australian passport Permanent residents can hold an Australian passport Australian citizens need a passport and visa to return to Australia 12. Any Australian who is on the electoral roll may not be called to serve on a jury.
True False 13. What must Australian citizens do when they are in another country?
Obey the laws of that country Register your staying with the Australian embassy Obey the laws of Australia only 14. Which of these is an example of freedom of speech?
People can peacefully protest against government decisions Men and women are treated equally in a court of law Australians are free to not follow a religon 15. It is not compulsory to vote in federal and state or territory elections for Australian citizens 18 years or over.
True False 16. What is ATO stand for in Australia?
Approved Training Organization Air Traffic Organization Australian Taxation Office 17. Which of these statements about Australian laws is incorrect?
Australians recognise the value of laws in maintaining a peaceful and orderly society All Australians have the right to be protected by Australia's laws Australia's laws are not important for all people living in Australia 18. 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 19. 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 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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