400+ Mega Question Bank - CitizenshipTests Online

The Australian Citizenship Test Question Bank is designed to get you familiar with Australian values and their system. The sample questions for this practice test have been taken from the Australian citizenship preparation course.

400+ Mega Question Bank

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Who is eligible to vote in Australia?

People who are at least 18 years of age living in Australia

Citizens who are at least 14 years of age

Citizens who are at least 18 years of age

Citizens who are at least 17 years of age

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding Australia's legal system?

Under Australian law, individuals are presumed innocent ' unless proven guilty by a court.

People are presumed guilty unless pardoned by the King.

People are assumed innocent unless proven guilty by court.

the defendants are presumed guilty unless proven innocent by a court.

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What colours made up the Australian Aboriginal flag?

Green, red, and yellow.

Black, blue, and green.

Blue, red, and white

Black, red and Yellow

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Which of these is required for all Australians?

Participate by voting in elections and referendums

All of them

Help defend the country if the need arises

Participate on a jury if summoned

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What is another name for the Australian Government?

Commonwealth Government or Federal Government

Confederate Government or State Government

Commonwealth Government or Royal Government ;

United Government or Confederate Government

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What colour are the stripes on the Torres Strait lslanders' flag that represent the land?

Blue

White

Green

Black

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Which branch of government can interpret and enforce laws?

Elective

Judicial

The King

Legislative

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What is the title for the head or leader of a local council ?

Premier

Superintendent

The Mayor

Members of the Parliament

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Which of the following has the power to appoint judges and magistrates in Australia?

The churches

The government

All Australian citizens

The King

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Who must the elected representatives consider the suggestions from?

All Australian citizens

The most vocal people only

Tax payers only

Wealthy people

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How many official flags do Australian communities fly?

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What is the capital city of Australia?

Canberra

Brisbane

Perth

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If you have been insulted by others in Australia, is allowed to incite violence against a person or group?

No, it is against Australian values and illegal to incite violence's.

Yes, because you are not the person doing the violent

Yes, if you have relatives who are police officers.

Yes, if you are not Australian citizens.

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Which of the following is a name for those who work for the Australian government?

Members of Australian Public Service

Members of the Australian Border Protection

Members of the Australian Federal Police

Members of the Australian Defence Force

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What is one of the good examples of Australian "mateship"?

Paying land tax

Volunteering in the local communities

Starting a family

Going to work on time

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What happened on January 1, 1901?

Women gained the rights to vote.

Constitution of Australia officially took effect

The First Fleet's arrival in Australia.

The King's first visit to Australia.

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding the courts and judges of Australia?

Independent from outside influence

Influenced by the Prime Minister

Influenced by the King

Influenced by public opinions

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Which religions are illegal in Australia?

None of them

Judaism

Buddhism

Hinduism

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When may residents contact the local police for assistance?

At any time

During non-holidays days only

Contacting the police is illegal

During day time hours only

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:Who is responsible for food safety in Australia?

Local Government

All of them share the responsibility.

The State or Territory Government

The Federal Government

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How many senators are there for each state?

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What touched the earth to form opals according to Aboriginal stories?

A meteor

A lightning bolt

A tornado

A rainbow

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When do we observe Anzac Day?

26 January

1 July

25 April

5 September

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Who is the representative of the King in Australia?

The Senate

The Governor-General

The Speaker of the House of Representatives

The High Court Justices

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What is South Australia's state capital ?

Gawler

Adelaide

Sydney

Whyalla

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When were the landings at Gallipoli?

1915

1862

1901

1912

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What is the official symbol that represents the Commonwealth property in Australia?

The yellow sun

Commonwealth coat of Arms

The kangaroo

The crown

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Which of the following is a responsibility of the state and territorial governments?

Building Regulations

Police

Foreign affairs

Parks

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Are people allowed to choose who they want to marry or not to marry?

No, it is arranged by their parents or family.

Yes, but only the people with political background are allowed.

Yes, only men are allowed but not women

Yes, people have complete freedom on whether to marry or not to marry.

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ln which state are most of the Torres Strait Islands located in?

New South Wales

Victoria

South Australia

Queensland

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Which of the following is a responsibility of the state and territorial governments?

Police

Foreign affairs

Building Regulations

Parks

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Have Australians ever voted in referendums?

Yes, in every federal election

Yes, every 2 years

Never

Yes occasionally

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Are people allowed to choose who they want to marry or not to marry?

Yes, only men are allowed but not women.

Yes, people have complete freedom on whether to marry or not to marry.

No, it is arranged by their parents or family.

Yes, but only the people with political background are allowed.

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Who has the highest authority in Australian courts?

The Prime Minister

The Judge or Magistrate

The prosecutor

The King

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What is the minimum age requirement for joining the Australian Defence Force?

21 years old

17 Years old

25 years old

18 Years old

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Should people tolerate others with opposing opinions?

No, people should not respect others with opposing opinions.

Yes, if the opposing opinions are the popular ones.

Yes, if the opinions are not against the government.

Yes, lawful disagreements supports Australian values and mutual respect.

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding freedom of association in Australia?

All protests must be approved by the Prime Minister first.

Australians may protest against the government only if they do it lawfully.

Each participant must pay a fee in order to protest.

Australians cannot protest against the government but they can protest everything else.

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What phrase expresses the Australian belief in equality?

God save the King

Have a go, you mug

Do the Harry

A fair go

39 / 404

What touched the earth to form opals according to Aboriginal stories?

A lightning bolt

A tornado

A meteor

A rainbow

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The judges and magistrates are appointed by the government. Which of the following is NOT allowed to do by the government?

Reduce salaries of the judges and magistrates if they oppose the government.

Any of them are Not allowed

Force the judges and magistrates to quit if the government disagrees with their decisions.

Influence the decisions of the judges and magistrates.

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Who is responsible for the railways in Australia?

All of them share the responsibility.

Federal Government

Local Government

The State or Territory Government

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Which event prompted a huge migration from non-British nations to Australia?

World War I

The New Zealand Wars

World War II

The potato famine

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What is the purpose of Australia Day?

To honor the first royal visit to Australia by Prince Alfred.

To commemorate those who died in wars

To celebrate the first fleet landing on Australia

To provide help to those people who are less fortunate

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There are two green stripes on the Torres Strait Islander flag. What do the stripes represent?

The Land

The wildlife animals

Peace

Unity

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What state are the Harbour Bridge and Opera House located in ?

Victoria

Queensland

New South Wales

Gold Coast

46 / 404

What do you pledge your allegiance to during the citizenship ceremony?

The King and the Royal family

The Governor-General and Prime Minister

The company that you are working for.

Australia and its People

47 / 404

What is the number of languages spoken in Australia?

More than 200

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What is the official symbol for property owned by the Commonwealth?

The koala bear

The British Empire's Cross

Commonwealth Coat of Arms

The Crown

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In the early 20th century, some initiatives were established to attract migrants from which country to live in Australia?

France

Malaysia

Britain

Spain

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding Australian citizens?

They must contribute a portion of the salary to their chosen political party.

They are banned from joining a political party.

They are required to join a political party.

They are free to join political party or not.

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Who may Australian in need anticipate help from?

The celebrities

The government

The local religious leaders

The King

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ls it lawful for an adult to have sexual contact with a 15-year-old in Australia?

No, it is illegal in every Australian state and territory

Yes, it is legal if the parents are aware of the relationship.

Yes, it is legal if it is consentual.

Yes, it is legal in some states.

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What is the name for the head of government in an Australian state?

Prime Minister

Premier

State President

Shire President

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Which of these statements best demonstrates Australian values about freedom of expression?

People with different views from me need to keep quiet

Only approved topics can be discussed

Everyone can peacefully express their opinions within the law

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding the use of violence towards another person?

It is illegal to use violence against another person

It is legal if it involves a family member.

It is legal if your religion allows violence.

Illegal in the states, but legal in the territories.

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When do an Australian need to respect the differences and choices of others?

Only when others are the same race as you.

Only when you are an employee of the government.

Only when others have the same religion as you.

All the time

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What does the Governor-General do?

Decides when the next federal election will be

Performs duties of the Prime Minister when he or she is on vacation.

Selects all the members of the Cabinet

Signs the Bills that Australian Parliament passes

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Which of the following regarding the Australian government structure is TRUE?

The Australian government is appointed by the King

The Prime Minister is directly chosen by the King.

The Australian citizens elect the govt officials.

The King is elected in Australia.

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What do we call the party with the second-most votes in an election?

The opposition

The federal government

The state government

The House of Review

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ls it acceptable to incite people to break the law ?

Yes, it is acceptable if it is a large public protest.

Yes, as long as you announce the protection of freedom of speech first.

No, it is illegal to do that.

Yes, if you are not a police officer.

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Which of the following is not a major Australian political party?

The Liberal Party of Australia

The National Party

Socialist Alliance

The Australian Labor Party

62 / 404

What is the name of the smallest mainland state?

New South Wales

Tasmania

Victoria

South Australia

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Who has the jurisdiction on schools in Australia?

Members of the House of Representatives

The Governor-General

The state and Territory Government

The federal government

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What are some responsibilities of the local government?

Parks and building regulations

Libraries and prisons

Defence and foreign affairs

Rubbish collection and banking

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Which of these is an example of freedom of speech?

Australians are free to not follow a religion

People can peacefully protest against a government action

Men and women are treated equally in a court of law

66 / 404

What are the names of the two houses in the Commonwealth Parliament?

The senate and House of Representatives

The Upper House and the House of Review

Prime Minister and Governor-General

The Cabinet and Lower House

67 / 404

What does the term "equality of opportunity" mean in Australia?

Women are required to be hired more than men.

Everyone should be employed according to their education, skills and experience

Relatives of political figures or wealthy families are often preferred in high paying jobs.

Men are required to be hired more than women.

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Is is allowed for people to criticize the government and make jokes of political figures?

Yes, People are allowed to speak and publish anything they want as along as they do not break the law.

Yes, it is allowed as long as people announce the protector of freedom of speech and freedom of expression first.

No, people are not allowed to do that in Australia.

Yes, it is allowed as long as you are also a politician.

69 / 404

When did Europeans begin settling in Australia?

1921

1788

1862

1901

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:What product is South Australia famous for?

Industry

Rice

Dairy products

Wine

71 / 404

What do you pledge your allegiance to during the citizenship ceremony?

The Governor-General and Prime Minister

Australia and Its people

The company that you are working for.

The King and the Royal family

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:What is legal age of sexual consent in Australia?

The age is 20 or 21, depending on the state or territory that you live in.

The age is 13 or 14, depending on the state or territory that you live in.

The age is 18 in all states and territories.

The age is 16 or 17, depending on the state or territory that you live in

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Should people tolerate others with opposing Opinions?

Yes, if the opinions are not against the government.

Yes, if the other people pay some money first.

No, people should not respect others with opposing opinions.

Yes, respectful disagreement supports Australian values t and laws.

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What is freedom of speech?

A right that allows people to improve their speech skills.

A right that allows people to express their opinions in private only

A right that allows people to express their thoughts and debate them with others

A right which people can express their opinions including threats of violence against another person.

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What do people pledge to during the Australian citizenship ceremony?

Obey al Australian Laws

Get a full time job .

Never protest against the government .

Contribute to the local community

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Who is above the Australian law?

The High Court Justices are above the law.

No one is above the law.

The people who are wealthy enough to pay off the government are above the law.

The King is above the law.

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Which of the following is an example of freedom of speech in Australia?

Tv, radio and newspaper can talk about any subject including controversial.

Australians can use profanities against another person at any time in public.

Australia does not have an official language

Australians are allowed to practice any religion or no religion

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What is not protected under freedom of speech?

Encourage violent behaviors against other person

Peaceful protests against the government

Those people living in poverty.

Rudeness toward politicians

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Can women vote and run for office in Australia?

No, women cannot vote or run for office in Australia.

Yes, women can vote, but only some women whose husbands are already Members of Parliament can run for office.

Yes, women can vote and run for office in Australia.

No, women can vote, but they cannot run for office.

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What is the name of the national flower in Australia?

Golden wattle

Desert Flame

Waxflower

Aussie box

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Which of these is a role of the Governor-General?

Signing all Bills passed by the Australian Parliament into law

The appointment of the Head of State

The appointment of state premiers

82 / 404

What is Tasmania's state capital?

Richmond

Hobart

Burnie

Launceston

83 / 404

Where do the Torres Strait Islanders come from in Australia?

The islands to the south of Victoria

The islands to the east of New South Wales

The islands to the south of Tasmania

The islands to the north of Queensland

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Should people tolerate others with opposing opinions?

No, people should not respect others with opposing opinions.

Yes, if the other people pay some money first.

Yes, if the opinions are not against the government.

Yes, respectful disagreement support Australian values and laws.

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Which of the following is a TRUE statement?

Citizens are allowed to vote any candidate they like

Voters must announce who they have voted for to the poll station officials.

Citizens vote for a candidate's appearance not his or her political ideals.

Citizens are allowed to vote for male candidates only.

86 / 404

How many ships were the First Fleet consist of?

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What does equality under the law mean?

People with political connections will get a higher wage that those that dont

Some people should get special treatments because of their race

People of different races and ethnicities should not be discriminated

People receive the same wage regardless of their race, ethnicity or education.

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What does a jury do?

Members of jury determine whether defendant is guilty or not.

Members of the jury act as witnesses to ensure the trial is fair.

Members of the jury help review a Bill

Members of the jury vote and elect the judge for the trial

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What do the five smaller stars on the Australian flag represent?

The different Aboriginal people

The Victoria Cross

The five mainland states

The southern cross

90 / 404

The Gallipoli landings occurred during which war?

The Vietnam War .

The Korean War .

World War I

World War II .

91 / 404

How do people vote in Australia?

Voting by secret ballot

Placing the vote on the electoral roll's website

Placing the vote by calling the electoral roll

Placing a sign of the candidate's name in front of their house.

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding a political party in Australia?

Ensure all citizens follow the Australian law.

Ensure the King receives his daily briefing of significant government activities

Ensure Members of Parliament show up to work on time

Purpose their party values and ideas into laws.

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What of the following is TRUE regarding Australia?

It has a single and homogeneous culture.

It is against all religions.

It has good variety of religions from around the world.

It has two cultures, indigenous and Christianity.

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding the Australian Defence Force?

All males over the age of 16 must join the Australian, Defence Force

Joining the Australian Defence force service is optional.

Anyone in the world can join the Australian Defence Force.

Women are banned from joining the Australian Defence Force

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What is another name for the Senate?

The House of Review

The States' House

All of them

The Upper House

96 / 404

Where are the state and territory governments located?

The cities with the best natural views.

The cities with a large airport.

The Capitals cities of the state or Territory

The cities with the most people living there

97 / 404

Which of the following indicates compassion for individuals who need assistance in Australian society?

The idea of generosity

The goal of achievements

The feeling of self pride

The sense of "Mateship"

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ln which of these instances are Australians permitted to follow their religious norms instead of Australian law?

Employment

Commercial Contracts

None of them, because you must follow Australian law

Marriage

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Who is responsible for explaining the law to the jury in a trial?

The jury can reach a verdict without following the law.

The police

The jury need to study the relevant law before the trial.

The Judge in the trail.

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What does the acronym "COAG" stand for?

Committee of Agricultural Growers

Council of Aviation Guardians

Council of Australian Government

Committee of Aboriginal Groups

101 / 404

How many Senators are there in the Senate?

102 / 404

Who has jurisdiction over Australia's traffic and road regulations?

The state and Territory government

The local government

The King

The federal government

103 / 404

What does the white symbol in the centre of the Torres Strait Islander flag represent?

The Torres Strait Islander people

A dancer headdress

The Crown

The seas of Torres Strait

104 / 404

Where were the Aboriginal Australians originated?

Both Australia and mainland Tasmania

New Zealand

Australia's mainland

Tasmania

105 / 404

Where is the world famous Great Barrier Reef?

Tasmania's souther coast

Queensland eastern coast

New South Wales's eastern coast

South Australia's coast

106 / 404

Which of the following earnings would tax be levied on?

Commercial transactions

All investments

Salary wages

All of them.

107 / 404

Are there any impact from the British and Irish traditions?

Their traditions have had a significant impact on Australia in many aspects.

Only influenced the religion in Australia and nothing more than that

Zero impact on Australia at all.

heir traditions have had a minimal impact on Australia.

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Which of the following is responsible for maintaining order in Australia?

The Govern-General

The Police

The local church

The Cabinet

109 / 404

Who should Australian citizens address their issues with?

Jury members

Representative elected from their electorate

The Governor-General

The local police

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Which of the following is a TRUE statement ?

Citizens are allowed to vote any candidate they like

Citizens vote for a candidate's appearance not his or her political ideals

Voters must announce who they have voted for to the poll station officials.

Citizens are allowed to vote for male candidates only.

111 / 404

Who has the authority to approve the Australian government and its ministers?

The King

The Cabinet

The Governor-General

The High Court Justices

112 / 404

What is one responsibility for Australians who are at least 18 years old?

To start a family of their own

To join the Australian Defence Force

To get a full time job

To vote in all elections

113 / 404

ls it acceptable to incite people to break the law?

Yes, as long as you announce the protection of freedom of speech first

Yes, if you are not a police officer.

No, it is illegal to do that.

Yes, it is acceptable if it is a large public protest.

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What event took place on 26 January, 1788?

The Commonwealth of Australia was established.

The King visited Australia.

The "First Fleet" arrived in Australia from Great Britain.

Gold was discovered in Australia.

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Every state has its own governor. Is this TRUE?

No, Tasmania does not have a governor.

No, each state does not have a governor.

Yes, each state has its own governor.

Yes, the territories also have their own too.

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Which of the following is a TRUE statement?

The states their own army.

Each state and Northern Territory have its own police department

Territories depend on the good citizens to police crimes.

Only states have their own police departments.

117 / 404

Who do Members of the Parliament must represent in their decisions?

The King

The Cabinet

All the property owners

All Australian People

118 / 404

Who has jurisdiction over Australia's traffic and road regulations?

The state and territory government

The federal government ;

The King

The local government

119 / 404

Which of the following people may be selected for jury service?

Everyone living in Australia

All property owners

All citizens registered on the electoral roll

All Australian citizens

120 / 404

What Australian states were gold first discovered?

New South Wales and Victoria

South Australia and Western Australia

Queensland and Western Australia

New South Wales and Tasmania

121 / 404

Which of these is an example of freedom of speech?

People can peacefully protest against a government action

Australians are free to not follow a religion

Men and women are treated equally in a court of law

122 / 404

What is the name of the primary decision-making body in the Australian government?

The King

The Cabinet

The High Court

The Governor-General

123 / 404

What is in between Tasmania and the mainland of Australia?

Torres Strait

Clarence Strait

Bass Strait

Investigator Strait

124 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the Australian courts ?

The Prime Minister has strong influence on their daily activities.

The King gives directions to the Justices

They are independent of the government

The Governor General has strong influence on their daily activities.

125 / 404

ln what circumstances, the use of violence is not considered a crime in Australia?

Within your own house ,

It is always a crime to use violence

With the King's approval

Within the mainland territories

126 / 404

What city are the Australian Parliament and High Court located in?

Sydney

Melbourne

Canberra

Brisbane

127 / 404

What does the shield in the centre of the Commonwealth Coat of Arms represent ?

The King

The Australian Defence Force

The six states of Australia

The territories of Australia

128 / 404

How many years have the Aboriginal peoples been living in Australia?

About 10-20 thousand years

About 40-60 thousand years

About 60-80 thousand years

About 20-30 thousand years

129 / 404

Who is the head of the Australian government?

The King

The Prime Minister

The Speak of the House of Representatives

No one

130 / 404

What does it mean to be independent in Australian politics?

A politician who belongs to multiple political parties.

A politician who is going into retirement.

A politician who is opposing the political ideals of the party that he or she is a member of.

A politician who is not affiliated with any political party.

131 / 404

When did people from Europe start their settlement in Australia?

Started with World War I in 1914

Started with the founding of the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901

Started with first 11 convict ships landed on 26 January 1788

Started with the discovery of gold in Victoria and New South Wales in 1851

132 / 404

What is the name of the government agency responsible for tax collection?

Australian Taxation Office (ATO)

Australian Revenue Department(ARD)

Australian Revenue Office (ARO)

Australian Tax Service (ATS)

133 / 404

Which of the following is an example of damaging the interests and security of Australia?

Not buying home insurance coverage for your house.

Protesting against a new government policy.

Refusing to work overtime hours in government jobs

Leaking sensitive or classified government documents online.

134 / 404

What does the red bar on the Australian Aboriginal flag represent ?

The Land

The sun

The sea

The sky

135 / 404

What happened to the population of New South Wales and Victoria between 1851 and 1861?

The population went up by 50%.

The population went up slightly.

The Population went up more than double.

More than half left due to lack of jobs.

136 / 404

What does Anzac Day celebrate?

The arrival of Aboriginal people on the Australian continent

The arrival in the Gallipoli of New zealand and Australian Army corps

The First Fleet's arrival at Sydney Cove

The founding of the Commonwealth of Australia

137 / 404

Who is a councilor ?

A member of the Cabinet who is selected by the Prime Minister

A representative of the King in Australia

A person who advises the student in school

A member of local council who is elected

138 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE regarding freedom of speech in Australia?

People in Australia are not allowed to make false accusations.

The Australian government has implemented censors filtering all inappropriate speech

People in Australia can say anything, even when it is a false allegation against someone.

Only making death threats are illegal.

139 / 404

Who has jurisdiction on immigration and citizenship ?

The state government

The King

Prime Minister

The federal government

140 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE regarding jury service in Australia?

Only employees of the Australian government can serve on a jury

Only men can serve on a jury

Only homeowners can serve on a jury.

Australians citizens must serve on a jury when they are summoned.

141 / 404

In Australia, can you encourage violence against a person or group of people if you have been insulted?

No, it is against Australian values and the law

Yes, if you do not intend to carry out the violence

Sometimes, if I feel very offended

142 / 404

How many years did the population in Australia take to double after the gold rush?

5 Years

12 Years

10 Years

15 Years

143 / 404

What are children of Australian citizens born overseas eligible for?

They are not eligible for Australian citizenship

The children will need to pass the citizenship test to become Australian citizens.

The children will live in Australian for at least 4 years to become Australian citizens.

The parents can register their children to become Australian citizens

144 / 404

Which of the following is a legal responsibility of Australian citizens who are 18 years of age and older?

To work full time or go to university

serve on a jury when summoned

To donate a portion of monthly salary

To run for office in the Parliament

145 / 404

:Which of the following belongs to a political party?

Most Politicians

Everyone living in Australia

All politicians and employees of the government

Every Australian citizen

146 / 404

Who has total control of media outlets including as newspapers, television stations, and radio stations?

The King

The Australian government

No one

Wealthy business owners

147 / 404

When was gold first found in Australia?

1788

1606

1851

1915

148 / 404

What is one requirement of the candidates running for parliament?

Must be born in Australia

English must be their first language

Holds citizenship of Australia

Must be related to an Aboriginal Australian

149 / 404

In which state are most of the Torres Strait Islands located in?

Queensland

Victoria

Tasmania

South Australia

150 / 404

Which of the following earnings would tax be levied on?

Salary wages

Commercial transactions

All investments

All of them

151 / 404

What is the name of the state that has a flag of its own?

Tasmania

Only the states ,

All states and Territories

Only the territories

152 / 404

What could happen if you had committed traffic violations?

Get deported from Australia for traffic violations.

Receive a fine and go to jail.

Cannot run for office in the Parliament for 5 years

Get banned for life from joining the police force.

153 / 404

What was found in New South Wales and Victoria in 1851 ?

A Fossil of a giant, winged reptile

A meteorite crash site

A huge deposit of plutonium

Gold

154 / 404

Which of these is required for all Australians?

Help defend the country if the need arises

Participate on a jury if summoned.

Participate by voting in elections and referendums

All of them.

155 / 404

What is the Cabinet of Australia?

The key decision-making body of Australia

The location where the Prime Minister lives

The location where all the government's legal documents are stored.

The location where all the Members of Parliament discuss bills.

156 / 404

How may the Australian Constitution be changed by a referendum?

A double majority

The approval of the Senate and Prime Minister.

The approval of the Cabinet

A majority of voters nationwide

157 / 404

Which of the following is the legal document containing fundamental rules of the Australian government?

The Royal Instructions

The Australian Government Information Security Manual

The Australian Constitution

The Magna Carta

158 / 404

What is the system of government in Australia?

Oligarchy

Parliamentary democracy

Absolute monarchy

Autocracy

159 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE in regards to paying taxes in Australia?

Optional

Deportable

Unlawful

Mandatory

160 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE regarding Aboriginal culture?

The worlds oldest indigenous culture that has been thriving with new generations.

A culture created from the founding of the Commonwealth of Australia.

The world's oldest culture that had been abandoned by newer generations.

A culture exported from Great Britain.

161 / 404

What was the given name for the newly established federation of states in 1901?

Federation of Colonies

The Confederation of Australia

The common wealth of Australia

United Colonies of Australia

162 / 404

Which of the following is LEGAL in Australia?

Laws Passed by Australian Parliament

Bills signed by the Prime Minister

Bills signed by the High Court Justices

Rules voted on by the wealthy Australians

163 / 404

What does the yellow circle on the Australian Aboriginal flag represent?

The sky

The Aboriginal people

The land

The Sun

164 / 404

How many mainland territories are in the Commonwealth of Australia?

None

Three

Two

Six

165 / 404

Which arm of government has the power to interpret and apply laws?

Legislative

Judicial

Executive

166 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE regarding voting in elections for local government?

Voting in local elections is optional is some states.

Voting in local elections is optional in every state and territory

Voting in local elections is mandatory in every state and territory

There are no local government elections.

167 / 404

Annually on 26 January, what do we commemorate ?

The creation of the Commonwealth of Australia

The first fleet arrival in Australia

The King's birthday

The arrival in Gallipoli of the New Zealand and Australian Army Corps

168 / 404

What does the mac" bar represent on the Australian Aboriginal flag?

The sky

The Aboriginal people

The sun

The land

169 / 404

What of the following is TRUE regarding Australia?

It has a single and homogeneous culture.

It has good variety of religions from around the world.

It has two cultures, indigenous and Christianity

It is against all religions.

170 / 404

What is the name of largest star on the Australian flag?

The Southern Cross

The Royal Star

The Victoria Star

Commonwealth Star

171 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the Australian courts?

The King gives directions to the Justices

The Prime Minister has strong influence on their daily activities.

They are independent of the government

The Governor General has strong influence on their daily activities.

172 / 404

Where did the British government start sending their prisoners to?

Perth

Melbourne

New South Wales

Tasmania

173 / 404

How many states are in the Commonwealth of Australia?

seven

four

eight

six

174 / 404

Which of the following is a TRUE statement?

Australia bans all religions except Christianity.

The Australian Constitution has not changed since its creation.

Australians think that change should happen through democratic system

Australians think that violence should be used to bring about change.

175 / 404

Is it legal to publish sexually explicit images or videos online without the person's permission?

Yes, as long as you are not getting paid to publish them.

No, It is illegal to do that

Yes, if the person is someone you personally know.

Yes, as long as the person is not aware of them. —

176 / 404

What is the purpose of a jury system?

To make sure the public opinions of the trial are taken into account

To make the court system open Transparent and fair

To provide extra security preventing the defendant from escaping.

To make sure the judge is not falling asleep in court.

177 / 404

What is the population in Australia now?

27 Million

25 Million

26 Million

24 Million

178 / 404

What is the name of the King's representative in the Northern Territory?

Administrator

Governor-General

Shire President

Cabinet

179 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the education system in Australia?

All students are accepted into universities automatically

Only the students from wealthy families are accepted into universities.

Australians prefer trade schools over universities.

Both men and women are allowed to attend university if they want to.

180 / 404

Which of the following is an important factor to Australia's system of government?

All people are equal

All people are treated differently based on their race.

All people are from different parts of the world.

All people are placed into a hierarchy.

181 / 404

Which of the following best describes the spirit of "mateship" in Australia?

Assisting others in need

Do a good job with everything you do.

Building a friendly relationship with everyone.

Helping your immediate relatives only

182 / 404

How many houses are in the Australian Parliament?

183 / 404

When is Australia Day observed on?

26 January

25 April

24 February

9 June

184 / 404

Who may run for election to the Australian parliament?

All people living in Australia

Travellers to Australia

Relatives of existing politicians only

Citizens who are at least 18 years old

185 / 404

Which of the following has the right to legal representation in court?

Only those that voted in the last election

All People living in Australia

Only Australian citizens

Only property owners

186 / 404

What is the title of the head or leader of a territory's government?

Governor

Speaker of the House of Representatives

Member of Parliament

Chief Minister

187 / 404

What is one requirement of the candidates running for parliament?

English must be their first language

Must be born in Australia

Holds citizenship of Australia

Must be related to an Aboriginal Australian

188 / 404

Who is above the Australian law?

The King and royal family members.

No one is above the law.

The rich and powerful people.

All the government officials

189 / 404

Where did the first large group of non-European migrants come from during the gold rush in Australia?

Egypt

Brazil

China

United States of America

190 / 404

Can the government remove a judge from office if it disagrees with the judge's decision?

Yes

Yes, but with the Prime Minister's approval.

Yes, but with the King's approval.

191 / 404

What must occur before the Bill goes to the Governor—General?

The Bill must be approved by a majority of voters in the federal election.

The Bill must have full support from the Prime Minister

The Bill must receive support from the majority of members from each House of Parliament

The Bill must be approved within 30 days of its creation

192 / 404

Who selects members of parliament and senators to be ministers within the Australian government?

The Prime Minister

All Australian citizens

The Speaker of the House of Representatives

The High Court Justices

193 / 404

What does the Australian court's judgment is based on?

The opinions of the general public

All evidence presented during trail.

Jurors' subjective impressions of the defendant

Political influences from the government