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Q1)

What are the six different colonies that made Australia before 1901?

self-governing American colonies.

self-governing Australian colonies.

self-governing British colonies.

Q2)

Why is the power between 3 arms of government divided?

so that all the power to govern Australia is not taken over by the Prime Minister

so that all the power to govern Australia is taken over by the 3 arms group

so that all the power to govern Australia is not taken over by one group of people

Q3)

Where does the double majority need to change the Australian constitution?

Federal Election

Pembroke By-election

Referendum

Q4)

With who does the law lies for the power to interpret and apply?

Ministers

The people

Judges

Q5)

Which of the following statements is true?

You cannot ask for help from an Australian high commission in times of need while you are overseas

You won't get any help from an Australian high commission in times of need while you are overseas

You can ask for help from an Australian high commission in times of need while you are overseas

None of the Above

Q6)

Point out the correct statement from the following

In forming the laws and policies of a government‚ ordinary Australians do not have a say

In forming the laws and policies of a government‚ ordinary Australians cannot have a say

In forming the laws and policies of a government‚ ordinary Australians can have a say

Q7)

Choose the right duty/ responsibility of the ATO

The duty of the ATO is to ensure all citizens are paying the correct amount of tax.

The duty of the ATO is to ensure that all all citizens are aware of their tax rights and obligations

All of the above

None of the Above

Q8)

What is the name of the power that puts the laws into practice?

Legislative power

Executive power

Judicial power

Q9)

How can the Australian Constitution change?

Federal Election

Referendum

Pembroke By-election

Q10)

What are the 3 arms of government?

Electoral power‚ Legislative power‚ Executive power

Judicial power‚ legislative power‚ Executive power

Judicial power‚ Electoral power‚ Legislative power

Q11)

Which one among the following is true about the law in Australia?

The way in which a person‚ as a citizen‚ will have a say in the running of the country needs to be understood

The way in which laws are made in the parliamentary democracy and are administered needs to be understood

All of the above

Q12)

What is the full form of AEC?

Australian Election Commission

Australian Electoral Commission

Australian Electoral Community

Q13)

Which one among the following is true for Participating in Australian Society?

All citizens are encouraged to participate in society in Australia

Only senior citizens are encouraged to participate in society in Australia

Only youngsters are encouraged to participate in society in Australia

Q14)

State the organization in that provides fair and honest election

Territory Electoral Commission

Australian Electoral Commission

Federal Electoral Commission

None of the Above

Q15)

Which of the following statement is true?

The people of Australia elect the representatives who make the Parliament

The Queen elects the representatives who make the Parliament

The Prime Minister elects the representatives who make the Parliament

Q16)

Who established The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia?

The British Constitution

The Australian Constitution

House of Representatives

Q17)

How did the British colonies unite to form a single Australian nation?

through bloodshed

through revolution

by referendum and negotiation

Q18)

State the correct statement

Any suggetions to your local member of parliament cannot be given

You can discuss your suggestions about the immigration system with your local member of parliament

You cannot discuss your suggestions about the immigration system with your local member of parliament

Q19)

What is the full form of ATO?

Australian Taxation Office

Australian Transport Office

Australian Textiles Organisation

Q20)

Who established The High Court of Australia?

The British Constitution

House of Representatives

The Australian Constitution

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