400+ Mega Question Bank

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.

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

The appointment of the Head of State

Signing all Bills passed by the Australian Parliament into law

The appointment of state premiers

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

Refusing to work overtime hours in government jobs

Protesting against a new government policy.

Not buying home insurance coverage for your house.

Leaking sensitive or classified government documents online.

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Which religions are illegal in Australia?

Hinduism

None of them

Buddhism

Judaism

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Who has the jurisdiction on schools in Australia?

The State or Territory Government

The Governor-General

The federal government

Members of the House of Representatives

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What was the Australian parliamentary democracy system founded on?

Founded on the Aboriginal tribal system.

A new system developed in Australia.

Founded on British system of government

Founded on the Spanish system.

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

All people are treated differently based on their race

All people are placed into a hierarchy

All people are from different parts of the world

All people are equal

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding the HOUSE of Representatives?

It is a physical house where the representatives socialize . and network.

They are representatives of the King

They review, discuss and vote on law.

They determine who the next King of Australia will be.

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Every state has its own governor. Is this TRUE?

No, each state does not have a governor.

No, Tasmania 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 not allowed to join for people in Australia?

People in Australia are allowed to join all of them.

Religious groups

For-profit organizations

Trade unions

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

The government

The King

All Australian citizens

The churches

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When Australians commit crimes or break the law, who will come and arrest them?

The prosecutor

The Police

Members of the Australian Defence Force

Private security patrols

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

The Crown

The British Empire's Cross

The koala bear

Commonwealth Coat of Arms

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What colours made up the national flag of Australia?

Blue, white, and yellow

Black, red, blue, and green

Black, green, and red

Blue, red and white

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

Police

Building Regulations

Foreign affairs

Parks

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Where should Australians get help from if they run into issues overseas?

Any of them

Australian Embassy

Australian Consulate

Australian High Commission

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Which of the following is a TRUE statement?

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 any candidate they like

Citizens are allowed to vote for male candidates only.

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

Brazil

China

United States of America

Egypt

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

All Australian citizens

All property owners

Everyone living in Australia

All citizens registered on the electoral roll

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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?

Any of them are Not allowed

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

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

Influence the decisions of the judges and magistrates.

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Which of these is an example of equality in Australia?

Everyone belongs to the same political party

Everyone follows the same religion

Men and women have equal rights

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What name is a member of the House of Representatives referred as?

Member of Federal

Member of Government

Member of Electorates

Member of Parliament

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What is the name of the smallest mainland state?

South Australia

Tasmania

New South Wales

Victoria

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What is the purpose of Australia Day?

To provide help to those people who are less fortunate

To celebrate the first fleet landing on Australia

To commemorate those who died in wars

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

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What is Australia's national gemstone?

Saphire

Ruby

Opal

Diamond

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How were the Australian colonies structured before 1901?

The 6 British colonies were separate and self-governing.

The 6 colonies were ruled by 6 aboriginal tribes

The largest colony attacked other smaller colonies to rule over them.

The 6 colonies were divided into east and west regions. Each region ruled their own colonies

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Who is eligible for an Australian passport?

Asylum seekers

Australian citizens

permanent residents

Foreign students to Australia

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What must a bill that was passed by the Australian Parliament obtain to become law?

Approval from all citizens

Royal Assent

Approval from the King

Approval from the Prime Minister

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

About 20-30 thousand years

About 40-60 thousand years

About 60-80 thousand years

About 10-20 thousand years

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Who is above the Australian law?

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

The King is above the law.

No one is above the law.

The High Court Justices are above the law.

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Which of the following is ILLEGAL in Australia?

Talking to someone using handheld phone while driving.

Possessing of a licensed firearm in your home

Buying alcohol for age 18 and older.

Protesting against the government peacefully

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What is the purpose of a jury system?

To provide extra security preventing the defendant from escaping.

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

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

To make the court system open Transparent and fair

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

Commonwealth Star

The Royal Star

The Victoria Star

The Southern Cross

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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, only men are allowed but not women.

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

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

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Who is responsible for social planning in Australia?

All of them share the responsibilty.

Federal Government

The State or Territory Government

Local Government

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What is the name of South Australia's capital city?

Ceduna

Whyalla

Adelaide

Port Augusta

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Where should Australians get help from if they run into issues overseas?

Australian Consulate

Australian Embassy

Australian High Commission

Any of them

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Who was the first governor of the New South Wales colony?

Captain Arthur Philip

Sir George Gipps

Sir Ralph Darling

Captain John Hunter

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

It is always a crime to use violence

Within your own house ,

With the King's approval

Within the mainland territories

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Who were the earliest settlers to live in Australia?

The First Fleet people who arrived in Australia from Great Britain.

The Aboriginal people

The people who came to Australia for gold from all over the world.

The Aboriginal and Torres Island people

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

World War II

World War I

The potato famine

The New Zealand Wars

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Should people in Australia make an effort to learn English?

Yes, English is the national language of Australia and it helps to get an education, a job, and to integrate into the community

People in Australia should speak whichever language is most commonly spoken in their local neighbourhood

There is no expectation to learn any particular language in Australia

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Who is maintaining the local roads in Australia?

The state and territory governments

The King

The federal government

The Local Government

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ls the marriage with a minor legal in Australia?

Yes, it is legal if both people in the marriage are minors.

Yes, it is legal if the parents are paid generously by the other party.

No, It is illegal in Australia

Yes, it is legal if the parents agree to the marriage.

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

Only Australian citizens

Only those that voted in the last election

Only property owners

All People living in Australia

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

The Australian citizens elect the govt officials.

The Prime Minister is directly chosen by the King.

The King is elected in Australia.

The Australian government is appointed by the King

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Which of the following is an example of contributing to the Australian community?

I should not make any effort to get to know other people

Volunteering or fundraising for a charity is a great opportunity to strengthen our community

People in Australia should not contribute to the community because Australia is a free country

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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

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How many senators are elected in each mainland territory?

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Where do you apply for a firearm license in Australia?

The police

Local gun shops

The state and territory governments

The federal government

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Which of the following constitutes cyber abuse?

Refusing to comment or share a friend's online posts.

Stalking other person online.

Respectfully criticising someone‘s opinion

Removing a former friend off your list of friends.

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Who has control of the power of the government?

The Prime Minister and Cabinet

The control is dived amongst three branches of government

The control is divided amongst the wealthy families in Australia

The control is divided amongst the states

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Who proposes new laws or amendments to existing laws?

The Governor-General

Aboriginal people

The members of parliament.

The Prime Minister

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

Joining the Australian Defence force service is optional.

Anyone in the world can join the Australian Defence Force.

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

Women are banned from joining the Australian Defence Force

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

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.

No, it is arranged by their parents or family

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What are the colours of the Australian Aboriginal Flag?

Blue, white and green

Black, red and yellow

Green, white and black

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What happened in Australia on 1 January 1901?

The separate colonies were united into a federation of states called the Commonwealth of Australia

The Australian Constitution was changed by a referendum

The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps was formed

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

Yes, because you are not the person doing the violent

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

Yes, if you are not Australian citizens.

Yes, if you have relatives who are police officers.

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What is the official national religion of Australia?

Christianity

Buddhism

None

Islam

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What did the Australian colonies follow prior to 1901?

Religious laws

The British law

The laws set up by the wealth people

Their own laws within colony

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

The sky

The Sun

The Aboriginal people

The land

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

Victoria

Queensland

Tasmania

South Australia

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

The Crown

The Torres Strait Islander people

A dancer headdress

The seas of Torres Strait

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When are Australians allowed to practice the religion that they want?

When the religion does not violate law of Australia

When the religion does not collect any fees from members

When the religion has at least a politician member.

When the religion is on the list of religions approved by the King

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What is the name of Queensland-s capital city ?

Sunshine coast

Brisbane

Mackay

Sydney

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ls it acceptable to incite people to break the law ?

No, it is illegal to do that.

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

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

Yes, if you are not a police officer.

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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.

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When may residents contact the local police for assistance?

Contacting the police is illegal

During non-holidays days only

During day time hours only

At any time

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What name is the Senate also known as?

Upper House

Full House

Lower House

First House

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Who is the representative of the King in Australia?

The Governor-General

The Senate

The High Court Justices

The Speaker of the House of Representatives

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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 is the Governor-General responsible for?

signs the bills that the Australian Parliament passes

Approves the federal budget .

Conducts federal elections and referendums.

Directs High Court Justices on their cases.

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Can a citizen of Australia also have citizenship in another nation or country?

Yes, if other country also allows that.

Yes, but only for those people who are wealthy.

No, Australia does not allow multiple citizenships.

Yes, but only for politicians in the Australian government

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Are Australians allowed to follow and practice their traditions and beliefs?

Yes, but traditions and beliefs must not violate Australian laws

No, all traditions and beliefs are illegal.

Yes, they are allowed on weekends only.

Yes, all practices and traditions are allowed.

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

Australia and Its people

The Governor-General and Prime Minister

The company that you are working for.

The King and the Royal family

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Which of these is a responsibility of Australian citizens aged 18 years or over?

To vote in federal and state or territory elections, and in a referendum

To attend local council meetings

To have a current Australian passport

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

Volunteering in the local communities

Paying land tax

Going to work on time

Starting a family

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

Speaker of the House of Representatives

Governor

Member of Parliament

Chief Minister

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Which of the following is the Federal Government's responsibility?

Libraries

Public transportation

Schools

Foreign policies

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Which of these is an example of freedom of speech?

Men and women are treated equally in a court of law

People can peacefully protest against a government action

Australians are free to not follow a religion

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What does equality under the law mean?

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

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

People of different races and ethnicities should not be discriminated

Some people should get special treatments because of their race

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The Gallipoli landings occurred during which war?

The Vietnam War .

The Korean War .

World War I

World War II .

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

The High Court

The Governor-General

The King

The Cabinet

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Between which two cities is the Australian Capital Territory located?

Sydney and Melbourne

Adelaide and Perth

Adelaide and Melbourne

Darwin and Brisbane

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What are the national colours of Australia?

Blue and white

Gold and Green

Gold and white

Blue and green

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Where did the British government start sending their prisoners to?

Tasmania

New South Wales

Perth

Melbourne

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ls it legal to discriminate against people of a different religion?

Yes, as long as the discrimination does not involve the use of physical violence.

Yes, if the person is not an Australian citizen.

No, it is illegal to discriminate the other person because of gender, sex, disability color, race, religion or any other ethnic origin.

Yes, if the religion is not among the most popular ones in Australia.

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

Governor-General

Shire President

Administrator

Cabinet

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What is the name of the second largest state in Australia?

Western Australia

Victoria

Tasmania

Queensland

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What is another name for the Australian Government?

United Government or Confederate Government

Confederate Government or State Government

Commonwealth Government or Federal Government

Commonwealth Government or Royal Government ;

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What is the name of the Northern Territory's capital city?

Alice Springs

Darwin

Tennant Creek

Katherine

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Who has jurisdiction on immigration and citizenship ?

The King

Prime Minister

The federal government

The state government

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

The yellow sun

The crown

The kangaroo

Commonwealth coat of Arms

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Are there any impact from the British and Irish traditions?

Zero impact on Australia at all.

Only influenced the religion in Australia and nothing more than that

heir traditions have had a minimal impact on Australia.

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

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What is one requirement of the candidates running for parliament?

Holds citizenship of Australia

English must be their first language

Must be related to an Aboriginal Australian

Must be born in Australia

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Where are the state and territory governments located?

The Capitals cities of the state or Territory

The cities with a large airport.

The cities with the most people living there

The cities with the best natural views.

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Which of the following is TRUE regarding Australia's democratic beliefs?

Living peacefully and respecting every person.

All of them

All Australians have to obey the rule of law.

It is a parliamentary democracy.

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

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

No, it is illegal in every Australian state and territory

Yes, it is legal if it is consentual.

Yes, it is legal in some states.

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Which of the following is a FALSE statement?

Judeo-Christian ethics are the official Australian religious values

Australians can practice any religion or no religion.

Both men and women have equal rights in Australia.

Australian citizens may participate in every election

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After World War II, why did so many non-British immigrants relocate to Australia?

To get an education in Australia

To start a new life

To escape political prosecutions

To work in Australian factories

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

All the time.

Only when you are an employee of the government

Only when others have the same religion as you

Only when others are the same race as you.

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Which of the following is a TRUE statement?

Only states have their own police departments.

Territories depend on the good citizens to police crimes.

Each state and Northern Territory have its own police department

The states their own army.

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ln Australia, what is legally required to wear when riding in a vehicle?

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Face masks

Seatbelts

Protective helmets

Body armors

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What does it mean to be independent in Australian politics?

A politician who is not affiliated with any political party.

A politician who is going into retirement.

A politician who belongs to multiple political parties.

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

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What is a proposed new law to the parliament called?

A Constitution

A Bill

An Act

An Amendment

105 / 404

What is the capital city of Australia?

Brisbane

Canberra

Perth

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What does the southern landscape of the Northern Territory look like?

Red dessert

Green forests with many rivers

Flat grassland with cool weather.

Mountain ranges with many active volcanoes.

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Should people tolerate others with opposing opinions?

Yes, respectful disagreement support Australian values and laws.

Yes, if the other people pay some money first.

No, people should not respect others with opposing opinions.

Yes, if the opinions are not against the government.

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:What is legal age of sexual consent in Australia?

The age is 16 or 17, 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 20 or 21, depending on the state or territory that you live in.

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Who approves the appointments of the Australian government and ministers?

The King

The Cabinet .

All the voters

The Governor-General

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What does Anzac Day celebrate?

The founding of the Commonwealth of Australia

The First Fleet's arrival at Sydney Cove

The arrival of Aboriginal people on the Australian continent

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

111 / 404

When were the landings at Gallipoli?

1901

1862

1915

1912

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What are the responsibilities of members of the House of Representatives?

These members review the laws and sign them into effect.

The members evaluates, discuss and vote for new proposals and revised laws.

These members vote on the next new King.

These members determine the final verdict of the High court Trials

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

Only homeowners can serve on a jury.

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

Only men can serve on a jury

Only employees of the Australian government can serve on a jury

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Who are the Cabinet members?

The King, Governor-General, and Prime Minister.

Ministers with the most senior portfolios

The King and his royal family members.

The Prime Minister and High Court Justices

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What are some responsibilities of the local government?

Libraries and prisons

Defence and foreign affairs

Rubbish collection and banking

Parks and building regulations

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Anzac Day is a commemoration of the landings of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli. Where is Galliopli located?

Greece

Ireland

Germany

Turkey

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Which of the following best characterizes Australian women's rights?

Australian women have freedom to choose to marry someone or not marry at all

Australian women must get their husband's consent to work

Australian women get paid less than men for the same job.

Australian women cannot apply for divorce at all.

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

17 Years old

21 years old

25 years old

18 Years old

119 / 404

Which of these is required for all Australians?

Participate by voting in elections and referendums

Participate on a jury if summoned

Help defend the country if the need arises

All of them

120 / 404

Which of the following is considered a serious crime in Australia?

Not voting in a federal election

Swearing at people whenever you like

Possession of a licensed firearm

Sexual Assault

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What happens if you do not vote in a federal election in Australia?

A fine will be imposed

A verbal warning will be issued

Your employment will be terminated.

Your citizenship will be revoked

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Which of the following is LEGAL in Australia?

Rules voted on by the wealthy Australians

Bills signed by the Prime Minister

Laws Passed by Australian Parliament

Bills signed by the High Court Justices

123 / 404

Who appoints the Administrator of the Northern Territory?

The Cabinet

The Governor-General

The Speaker of the House of Representatives

The Prime Minister

124 / 404

:What type of monarchy is in Australia?

Hereditary

Absolute

Elective

Constitutional

125 / 404

When did Australia's colonies formally unified as the Commonwealth of Australia?

1921

1791

1932

1901

126 / 404

Where is the world famous Great Barrier Reef?

South Australia's coast

New South Wales's eastern coast

Tasmania's souther coast

Queensland eastern coast

127 / 404

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

World War II

World War |

The potato famine

The New Zealand Wars

128 / 404

How many percent of the Australian population were born outside the country?

Less than 10%

Between 25%- 50%

Less than 30%

More than 65%

129 / 404

Can women vote and run for office in Australia?

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

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

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

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

130 / 404

Which of these statements about government in Australia is correct?

The government does not allow some religions

The government in Australia is secular

Religious laws are passed by Parliament

131 / 404

Who may Australian in need anticipate help from?

The local religious leaders

The King

The celebrities

The government

132 / 404

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

Socialist Alliance

The National Party

The Liberal Party of Australia

The Australian Labor Party

133 / 404

Which of the following shows compassion?

Reading a biography of a celebrity who has passed away.

Becoming a teacher in your local school.

Paying a visit to an ill, fragile or lonely individual

Taking your kids to the playground.

134 / 404

Which branch of government can interpret and enforce laws?

The King

Judicial

Elective

Legislative

135 / 404

How many percent of Western Australia's population are living in the capital city?

Less than 15%

About 50%

About 75%

About 25%

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

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

Sometimes, if I feel very offended

No, it is against Australian values and the law

137 / 404

What name is the Senate also known as?

Lower House

Full House

First House

The Upper House

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How do the representatives of the state and territory government get chosen?

The Prime Minister selects someone from each federal electorate as the representative

The Governor-General selects all the state and territory representatives.

The King selects the representative after an interview.

Citizens vote for representative in their area.

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

Members of the Parliament

The Mayor

Premier

Superintendent

140 / 404

What do people pledge to during the Australian citizenship ceremony?

Get a full time job .

Obey al Australian Laws

Never protest against the government .

Contribute to the local community

141 / 404

Who is responsible for hospitals and health services?

Local Government

All of them share the responsibility.

Federal Government

The state or territory government.

142 / 404

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

The state government

The opposition

The House of Review

The federal government

143 / 404

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

The Australian Constitution

The Australian Government Information Security Manual

The Royal Instructions

The Magna Carta

144 / 404

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

A rainbow

A meteor

A lightning bolt

A tornado

145 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the Australian courts ?

They are independent of the government

The Prime Minister has strong influence on their daily activities.

The King gives directions to the Justices

The Governor General has strong influence on their daily activities.

146 / 404

Who is responsible for social planning in Australia?

Federal Government

All of them share the responsibility

The State or Territory Government

Local Government

147 / 404

Who is above the Australian law?

All the government officials

No one is above the law.

The rich and powerful people.

The King and royal family members.

148 / 404

How is Australia divided up in elections?

Territory electorates

Federal electorates

State electorates

District electorates

149 / 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

150 / 404

What states and territories celebrate Australia Day as a public holiday?

All 6 states but not the territories.

All states and Territories

Queensland and Victoria

Western Australia and South Australia

151 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the King's role in the Australian government?

The King has no influence on government daily activities.

The King can spend tax revenue on his Royal family members.

He dictates everything within the government.

He signs all the Bills into laws.

152 / 404

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

To get a full time job

To join the Australian Defence Force

To start a family of their own

To vote in all elections

153 / 404

What does a jury do?

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

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

Members of the jury help review a Bill

Members of jury determine whether defendant is guilty or not.

154 / 404

Which of the following is TRUE?

Tourists and new immigrants are exempted from Australian

You must obey the law even no one is watching.

The police are allowed to break the law.

The Prime Minister and High Court Justices are above the law.