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Q1)

State the number of self-governing British colonies that is established before 1901

2

4

6

8

Q2)

Who is voted to represent the Australians in the House of representatives?

Member of Parliament

Member of Lower House

Member of Upper House

Q3)

What is the reason for British colonies union to form a single Australian nation?

It was difficult to enforce the law across borders

Between the colonies‚ trade and transport was expensive and slow

All of the Above

None of the Above

Q4)

Point out the correct alternative

Each colony had its own defence laws within British colony borders

Each colony had its own constitution within British colony borders

All of the above

Q5)

State the figure of the members elected to the House of Representatives

150

200

250

100

Q6)

Point out the correct statement

The Governor-General depend on Australian Labor Party

The Governor-General depend on Liberal Party of Australia

The Governor-General acts independently of all political parties

Q7)

Identify the correct statement

Australia's Head of State is the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

Australia's Head of State is the current King or Queen of the United Kingdom

Australia's Head of State is the current President of the United States of America

Q8)

Which one among the questions about the colonies is true?

Each colony had its own laws relating to trade and transport within British colony borders

Each colony had its own laws relating to postage within British colony borders

All of the above

None of the Above

Q9)

State the other name for House of Representatives

Upper House

People's House

House of Senate

Q10)

What is the definition of Royal Assent?

Governor-General signing regulations

Governor-General approving the appointment of the Australian Government and its ministers

Governor-General signing all Bills passed by the Australian Parliament into law

Q11)

Which among the legal document is used to et basic rules for Australian government?

The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act

The Commonwealth of British - Australian Constitution Act

The Commonwealth of British Constitution Act

None of the Above

Q12)

What is the other name for reserve powers?

the Prime Minister's special powers

The special powers of the Government

the Governor General's special powers

Q13)

Which authority provides advice to appoint the Governor-General as her representative in Australia?

The Prime Minister of Britain

The Prime Minister of Australia

The King

Q14)

State the other name for the Australian Government

General Government

Commonwealth Government

Territory government

Q15)

Choose the right alternative

In all circumstances‚ reserve powers can be used

In any circumstance‚ reserve powers cannot be used

Only in specific circumstances can Reserve powers be used

Q16)

Which of the following statement is true?

Each colony had its own laws relating to postage within British colony borders

Each colony had its own laws relating to immigration within British colony borders

All of the above

None of the Above

Q17)

For which of the following is the state and the territory government responsible?

citienship and immigration

railways

defence

Q18)

On which dates did the common wealth of Australia form?

On 1 January 1901

On 1 January 1911

On 1 January 1801

On 1 January 1701

Q19)

What is the other name of house representatives?

Upper House

Lower House

House of Senate

Q20)

What are the name of two houses of the Australian Parliament?

the House of Territory and the House of Representatives

The Senate and the House of Representatives

the Senate and the House of Territory

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