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Q1)

By what means can the Australian constitution be changed?

State or territory and federal elections

Local government elections

Referendum

Q2)

Identify the right alternative about voting in local government elections

It is not compulsory to vote in local government elections in all states

It is not compulsory to vote in local government elections in some states

It is compulsory to vote in local government elections in all states

Q3)

What is the minimum age to work for the Australian Government?

21 years

23 years

25 years

18 years

Q4)

State one among the following privileges of Australians

Children born overseas can be registered by descent as Australian citizens

While overseas‚ they can seek help from an Australian official

All of the above

None of the Above

Q5)

What is the important right and responsibility of all Australian citizen?

Travelling

Voting

Teaching

None of the Above

Q6)

What should you do as an Australian citizen?

not obey the law

not serve on a jury if called to do so

Obey the law

None of the Above

Q7)

State the duty of a Jury service

That the court system is open and fair is made sure by the Jury service

That the court is neat and tidy is made sure by the Jury service

That the court starts at the right time is made sure by the Jury service

Q8)

State one among the suitable privileges of Australians

re-enter Australia freely by applying for an Australian passport

seek election to parliament

All of the above

Q9)

What is the minimum age for an Australian to register name and address on the electoral roll?

18 years

21 years

23 years

16 years

Q10)

State your line of action as an Australian citizen

serve on a jury if called to do so

not defend Australia should the need arise

not serve on a jury if called to do so

Q11)

What should be you age if you want to work in Australian Taxation Office?

23 years

21 years

18 years

20 years

Q12)

What is your duty as an Australian citizen?

not vote in a referendum‚ fedral and state or territory elections

not obey the law

vote in a referendum‚ fedral and state or territory elections

None of the Above

Q13)

State the definition of Jury

A jury is a group of ordinary Australian men and women who listen to the evidence in a court case and decide if a person is innocent or guilty.

A jury is group of people who can apply for an Australian passport and re-enter Australia freely

A jury is a group of people committed to join together to defend the nation and its way of life.

Q14)

Which one about the jury service is true?

To serve on a jury‚ all the people in Australia may be called

To serve on a jury‚ any Australian on the electoral roll may be called

To serve on a jury‚ people who comes to visit Australia may be called

Q15)

What is the minimum age to join the Australian Public Service?

18 years

21 years

25 years

17 years

Q16)

Which one among the following is correct about Australian laws?

Laws to maintain a safe society are not made by Australian representatives in government

Laws to maintain an orderly‚ free society are made by Australian representatives in government

Laws to protect people's rights are not made by Australian representatives in government

Q17)

Sate the election where voting is compulsory in Australia

state

federal

All of the Above

None of the Above

Q18)

What is the responsibility of an Australian?

obey the law

defend Australia should the need arise

All of the above

Q19)

What among the following right is enjoyed being an Australian?

apply for work in the Australian Defence Force or the Australian Public Service

vote in a referendum‚ fedral and state or territory elections

All of the above

Q20)

What should you do as a citizen of Australia?

not defend Australia should the need arise

not serve on a jury if called to do so

defend Australia should the need arise

None of the Above

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