Australia's democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
Chapter II Practice Test - FREE
1. 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 2. 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 3. 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 4. 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 5. All Australians including government leaders and organisation leaders are equal under the law
True False 6. 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 7. 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 8. 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 9. What is Australia heritage religion?
Protestant Catholic Judaeo-Christian 10. How can Australian citizens have their say in how the country is governed?
By going to council meeting By protesting By voting 11. Laws in Australia that make sure a person is treated differently to others because of their gender, race, disability or age
True False 12. 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 13. Who collects tax in Australia?
The Australian Revenue Office The Australian Taxation Commission The Australian Taxation Office 14. Which of these statements about taxes is incorrect?
Many of the benefits that Australians enjoy are made possible through taxes Taxes are not important to the Australian community Taxes are spent on services which include health, education and others 15. What is freedom of speech allows?
It allows people to say and discuss their ideas with others It allows people to write what they think All the above 16. Australians are free to not follow a religion or beliefs.
True False 17. 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 18. How can people participate in Australian society?
Join neighbourhood and local communities Join an art or cultural organisation All the above 19. 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 20. Why Australia government encourage people to participate in society?
To have a position later in Australia Public Service To increase your sense of belonging to the Australia community, share knowledge and learn new skills To have something to do while you find work
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