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Australian citizenship test 4
Jun 6, 2020
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1.
As Australian, you have the obligation to apply for an Australian passport.
FALSE
TRUE
2.
Offering a bribe to a police officer is
not recommended, but is only punishable if the officer accepts the bribe
is not a crime, but should be avoided whenever possible
a crime
is a crime only if the bribe is in cash
3.
Prime Minister has special powers called “Reserve Powers”, which can be used in specific circumstances.
FALSE
TRUE
4.
Gallipoli is located in Italy.
FALSE
TRUE
5.
The leader of a territory government is called
Governor
Minister General
Chief Minister
Administrator
6.
What is the title of a state government’s leader?
Chief Minister
Prime Minister
Premier
Minister Chief
7.
Both Parliament and the Government can make laws that govern the country.
TRUE
FALSE
8.
Melbourne is the capital of Queensland.
TRUE
FALSE
9.
What is the population of Australia today?
about 25 million people
about 28 million people
about 12 million people
about 40 million people
10.
The Executive power is the power
to put the laws into practice
to interpret and apply the law
to execute criminals
to make the laws
11.
Who were Australia’s first inhabitants?
Settlers from Great Britain and Ireland
the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
the Aboriginal people
Settlers from Great Britain
12.
What is AEC?
Australian Energy Council
Australian Electricity Corporation
Australian Electoral Commission
Australian Education Coordinator
13.
To which colony did the British government decide to send convicts?
Queensland
New South Wales
Canada
Victoria
14.
It is against the law to speak on the phone while driving.
FALSE
TRUE
15.
Drug trafficking is a crime that falls under the responsibility of the local police of each state or territory.
TRUE
FALSE
16.
What was the first colony established by the British in Australia?
Queensland
New South Wales
Tasmania
Old South Wales
17.
In Australia’s diverse society, more than 200 languages are spoken.
TRUE
FALSE
18.
Which house of the Parliament is sometimes called the Lower House?
the Senate
the Cabinet
the ATO
the House of Representatives
19.
Local governments are responsible for
road traffic control, air safety, caravan parks, bridges
animal control, rubbish collection, schools, road traffic control
street signs, rubbish collection, building permits, animal control
bridges, police, employment, drains
20.
Australia’s system of government is a
parliamentary democracy
democratic monarchy
aristocracy
absolute monarchy
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