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Australian citizenship test 5
Jun 6, 2020
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1.
Parliament belongs to the
legislative power
special power
executive power
judicial power
2.
An example of a ministerial portfolio is the Treasury.
FALSE
TRUE
3.
Joining an arts organization is a way to participate in the Australian society and is encouraged.
FALSE
TRUE
4.
When you become an Australian citizen, you have
the right to leave Australia
the right to pay taxes in Australia
the right to work in Australia
the right to live freely in Australia
5.
A jury is elected from people who have sufficient background in law.
TRUE
FALSE
6.
Separate colonies had strong defence systems.
TRUE
FALSE
7.
When the Governor-General signs a bill passed by the Australian Parliament, it is called
Royal Assent
Royal Consent
Royal Assention
Royal Present
8.
Who is called the Leader of the Opposition?
the Prime Minister that is replaced by another one after an election
the leader of the political party called “The Opposition”
the leader of the party with the second largest number of members in the House of Representatives
a person appointed by the Governor-General to question the Prime Minister on a regular basis
9.
Prime Minister has special powers called “Reserve Powers”, which can be used in specific circumstances.
FALSE
TRUE
10.
The capital of Victoria is
Sydney
Brisbane
Melbourne
Perth
11.
What is the title of a state government’s leader?
Prime Minister
Premier
Chief Minister
Minister Chief
12.
Service in the Australian Defence Force is mandatory for men over 18.
FALSE
TRUE
13.
Health services are within the scope of responsibility of the State or Territory governments.
FALSE
TRUE
14.
Proposals of new laws or changes to laws are called
Royal Assents
Projects
Bills
Referendums
15.
First twelve ships that arrived to Australia with British settlers is known as “the First Fleet”
TRUE
FALSE
16.
The capital of Queensland is
Melbourne
Adelaide
Perth
Brisbane
17.
The Australian Parliament has
two Houses: the House of Representatives and the Senate
one house: the House of Senate
six houses, one for each state
three houses: the House, the Representatives, and the Senators
18.
Australia’s system of government is a
absolute monarchy
aristocracy
democratic monarchy
parliamentary democracy
19.
The Executive power is the power
to execute criminals
to make the laws
to interpret and apply the law
to put the laws into practice
20.
The points of the white star on the Torres Strait Islander Flag represent the island groups in the Torres Strait.
TRUE
FALSE
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