Australia Practice Test 9

This practice test helps you test your knowledge of the Australia

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1. What does a Parliamentary democracy show?

It shows that there is a lot of involvement of the Australian citizens in how the country is governed

It shows that there is no involvement of the Australian citizens in how the country is governed

It shows that the country is solely run by the Queen

The will of the people

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2. What are the representatives in the Parliament answerable to the people for?

Their conduct

Their decisions

Their Political career

All of the above

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3. Who determines the laws in Australia?

The President

The Parliament

The Queen

The judges

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4. What happens in a parliamentary democracy?

The citizens vote for people who represent them in the Parliament

The citizens vote for people who represent them in the Court of Law

The citizens vote for people who represent them in the Opera House

All of the above

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5. Where does the power of the government come from in Australia?

The King

The President

The people of Australia

All of the above

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6. In Australia, what is compulsory for citizens?

The Running elections

Selecting your candidate to run for elections

Voting in elections

All of the above

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7. What type of political system does Australia have?

Monarchy

Democracy

Parliamentary democracy

None of the above

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8. How do the representatives in Parliament answer to the people?

By taking their calls

By replying to their letters

Through elections

All of the above

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9. What does the law say for people who hold positions of power in the Australian community?

Even they must obey the law

They must not obey the law

They are not legally bound by the law

None of the above

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10. Who is above the other under the Australian Law?

Native Australians

Citizens of Australia

No one, all Australians are equal under law

Aboriginals are above all others

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11. What does the rule of Law mean?

The Aboriginals are above the others

No person, group or religious rule is above the law

All religions are above the law

Christanity is above the law

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12. Who are the people of power that should follow the Australian Law?

The government

The religious and community leaders

Business men

All of the above

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13. How do Australians believe change should happen?

Through war

Through a military coup

Through discussion, peaceful persuasion and the democratic process

all of the above

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14. What type of government does Australia have?

The unstable one

The stable one

Depends on the circumstances

It does not have a government

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15. What do the Australians think of violence as a way to change a person’s mind or the law?

Violence should be exercised when needed

Violence under any condition is rejected

Violence just for the sake of scaring is allowed

None of the above

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16. Does sexual orientation have anything to do with the type of treatment you get from others?

Yes

Depends in which area you live

You need to hide your sexual orientation

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17. What is Australia’s democratic system based on?

That Aboriginals have more rights and responsibilities under Australian Law

That natives have more rights and responsibilities under Australian Law

That foreigners have more rights and responsibilities under Australian Law

That every individual, regardless of their background, has rights and equality under Australian law

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18. How are all Australians expected to treat each other?

Treatment should be according to the race, gender and marital status of the people

Equal treatment should be given to everyone

Wealthy people should be treated better than the rest

Based on their backgrounds

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