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Q1)

Which among the following is an example of freedom of speech?

In a court of law‚ women and men are treated equally

Any topic can be written and discussed in newspapers

Australians are free to not follow a religion

Q2)

Which among the statement about voting in Australia is true?

You can vote if you wish once you are on the electoral roll

You are not allowed to vote once you are on the electoral roll

In Australian federal and state or territory elections‚ voting is compulsory once you are on the electoral roll

None of the Above

Q3)

What does a citizen peldge at the citizenship ceremony?

follow a certain religion

obey the laws of Australia

Stay in Australia for ever

Q4)

State the type of Australian Electoral Commission as an agency

Commonwealth

Agricultural

Defense

Q5)

State the correct statement from the following

An Australian citizen is not allowed to go out of Australia

An Australian citizen is not allowed to go out of Australia until the age of 18

An Australian citizen is free to return to Australia after travelling overseas

Q6)

By what ways can the Australian contribute to the future of Australia?

By voting for the existing government

BY voting for the people who represent them in parliament

By voting for themselves

Q7)

What is the minimum age for a person to apply for a career in the Australian Defense Force?

21 years

18 years

23 years

25 years

Q8)

Where does the Australian citizen votes regularly?

local government elections

referendum

state or territory and federal elections

Q9)

What is the way of contributing directly to Australian community?

By travelling abroad

By making use of the public transport

By paying tax

None of the Above

Q10)

Where is the Australian Government ministers and The Governor General included?

Legislative power

Judicial power

Executive power

Q11)

What is the minimum age to apply for a career in the Air Force?

21 years

23 years

20 years

18 years

Q12)

What are the responsibilities of Australian citizens aged 18 yrs or over?

To have a current Australian passport

To attend local council meetings

To vote in elections

Q13)

Point out the correct statement about voting

you are forced to tell others who you vote for

Who you voted for must to told to other people

Who you voted for is not seen by any one else

Q14)

What is the minimum age for an individual to get a career in Australian Army?

21 years

23 years

18 years

20 years

Q15)

What is the minimum age of a person to work in Medicare?

21 years

25 years

18 years

23 years

Q16)

Which one among the statement is correct?

Children born overseas to Australians cannot be registered as Australian citizens

Only if children are born in Australia and New Zealand‚ Australians can be registered as Australian citizens

Children born overseas to Australians can be registered as Australian citizens

None of the Above

Q17)

Who conducts Federal elections and referendums?

The Speaker of the House of Representatives

The prime minister

Australian Electoral Commission

Q18)

What is the minimum age to apply for a career in the Navy?

21 years

24 years

20 years

18 years

Q19)

Which among the following statements about AEC is true?

The AEC always dependents on the government

The AEC is independent of the government

The AEC is a sub branch of the government

Q20)

Who maintains Commonwealth electoral roll?

The Speaker of the House of Representatives

The prime minister

Australian Electoral Commission

None of the Above

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