Share Read on Mobile Enter Reading Mode Australian citizenship test 2 Posted on 06/06/2020 by Testrada Australian citizenship tests 1. The COAG has been set up to to review and interpret lawscollect taxes from citizens and businessesencourage cooperation between the levels of governmentorganize federal elections 2. Citizenship ceremonies are often held on the Australia Day. FALSETRUE 3. What is the total of members of the House of Representatives, elected by the Australians?450150250350 4. Melbourne is the capital of Queensland.TRUEFALSE 5. The only function of the Australian Federal Police is to maintain order in the Australian Capital Territory. FALSETRUE 6. In a referendum, what is referred to as “double majority”, required for a change in the Constitution?majority of voters across the nation combined with the majority of voters in a majority of statesmajority of Members of the Parliament combined with the majority of Senatorsmajority of members of the Parliament combined with the majority of voters majority of voters across the nation combined with the majority of judges of the High Court 7. Violence within marriage is known as domestic violence of family violence.TRUEFALSE 8. There is a Governor in each of the states. Yes, except in Queensland and Western Australia. Yes, it is correct. No, there is only one Queen’s representative and that is the Governor-General. Each state has two Governors. 9. Service in the Australian Defence Force ismandatoryvoluntarymandatory for menmandatory for men over 18 10. The mix of religions contributes to making Australia a vibrant multicultural society. FALSETRUE 11. The capital of Western Australia isBrisbanePerthCanberraHobart 12. The Minister of Justice can replace any judge or magistrate who does not comply with the government’s demands or policies.FALSETRUE 13. You can only be elected to parliamentif you have an Australian passportif you are an Australian citizenif you lived in Australia long enoughif you served Australia in the Army, Navy or Air Force 14. A jury is elected from people who have sufficient background in law. TRUEFALSE 15. What is the population of Australia today?about 22 million peopleabout 40 million peopleabout 12 million peopleabout 28 million people 16. Services such as health and educationare financed by citizens onlyare made possible through taxesare private and financed by private fundsare only available to citizens 17. Australia’s national language is English.FALSETRUE 18. Men and women are treated equally in courts of law. Only Christian women are treated as equal to men in courts of law. Yes, it is correct. Yes, unless they committed a crime.Only married women are treated as equals to men in courts of law. 19. Parliament belongs to thejudicial powerspecial powerexecutive powerlegislative power 20. As Australian, you have the obligation to apply for an Australian passport.FALSETRUE Loading...