Australia Practice Test 10

Australia Practice Test 10

This practice test helps you test your knowledge of the Australia

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1. Who can express their ideas freely?

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2.  What should the people keep in mind while engaging in freedom of speech and freedom of expression?

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3. What does freedom of expression mean?

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4. Can you make false allegations or encourage others to break the law?

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5. What is a core Australian value that underpins their democratic system?

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6. What sort of freedom does television, radios and newspapers have?

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7. How can people express their views?

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8. What should we keep in mind when talking about freedom of speech and expression?

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9. Why are Australians allowed to peacefully protest against the actions of the government?

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10. Where can people meet and conduct social and political discussions?

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11. What does freedom of speech mean?

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12. Can people express any idea they want in Australia?

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13. What can people do under freedom of speech?

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14. What sort of protests can Australians carry out?

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15. Is it important for people to form and join associations to pursue common goals?

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16. Who can protest against a government action or an organisation in Australia?

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17. What is joining any legal organisation known as?

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18. What is the right to form and join associations to pursue common goals known as?

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19. What difference of treatment do the people get based on religion in Australia?

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20. What happens when there is a conflict between an Australian Law and a religious practice?

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21. What heritage does Australia have?

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22. Which religion are the people in Australia preferred to choose?

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23. What is the status of religious laws in Australia?

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24. Which religion should people in Australia follow?

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25. Can religious laws go against laws in Australia?

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26. Who should be provided equal opportunity to pursue their goals and interests regardless of their ethnicity or religion?

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27. Is religion and religious activities above the laws of Australia?

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28. What law does Australia have against religious intolerance?

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29. On which Christian days does Australia have public holidays?

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30. Which government operates separately from churches and other religious entities?

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31. What do most people in Australia describe themselves as?

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32. What type of government does Australia have?

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33. How many religions are there in Australia?

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34. What is the official religion in Australia?

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