Practice-Test-10

The following Australian citizenship practice test has 20 questions in total.

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#1. Which of the following controls hospitals and health services, schools, railways, rules about roads, traffic control, forestry, police, and public transport in Australia.

a. Federal government

a. Federal government

b. Local government

b. Local government

c. State and territory governments

c. State and territory governments

d. Both a and c

d. Both a and c

#2. Name the legal document that contains the rules for the government of Australia.

a. The Australian Federation Manual

a. The Australian Federation Manual

b. The Australian Constitution

b. The Australian Constitution

c. The Australian Law Book

c. The Australian Law Book

d. The Australian Government Manual

d. The Australian Government Manual

Tips: The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 is the legal document that has the basic rules for the government of Australia.

#3. Why did many non-British citizens immigrate to Australia after World War II?

a. to claim free land

a. to claim free land

b. to build a new life

b. to build a new life

c. to dig for gold

c. to dig for gold

d. both b and c

d. both b and c

#4. Which government is responsible for taxation?

a. The territory government

a. The territory government

b. The Australian Government

b. The Australian Government

c. The local government

c. The local government

d. The state government

d. The state government

#5. Which government is responsible for trade and airports?

a. The Australian government

a. The Australian government

b. The local government

b. The local government

c. The state government

c. The state government

d. The territory government

d. The territory government

#6. Voting in local government elections is compulsory in all states and territories.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

Tips: Voting in local government elections is voluntary in some states.

#7. How is the typical landscape in the southern part of the Northern Territory?

a. red desert

a. red desert

b. white desert

b. white desert

c. white sand beaches

c. white sand beaches

d. forest land

d. forest land

#8. Which of the following is the equivalent for the state Governor in the Northern Territory?

a. The MP

a. The MP

b. The Mayor or Shire

b. The Mayor or Shire

c. The territory Governor

c. The territory Governor

d. The Administrator

d. The Administrator

#9. Which of the following is true about Australian legal system?

a. People are considered guilty as soon as they commit a crime.

a. People are considered guilty as soon as they commit a crime.

b. People are considered innocent until founded guilty by a court.

b. People are considered innocent until founded guilty by a court.

c. People are considered innocent until found guilty by the police

c. People are considered innocent until found guilty by the police

d. People are considered guilty until found innocent by a court.

d. People are considered guilty until found innocent by a court.

#10. A political party in Australia works in order to______.

a. ensure that everyone obeys the Queen

a. ensure that everyone obeys the Queen

b. ensure that every citizen is rich

b. ensure that every citizen is rich

c. turn the party's ideas into laws

c. turn the party's ideas into laws

d. ensure that everyone is safe and secure

d. ensure that everyone is safe and secure

#11. Which one is called the Upper House, or the House of Review, or the States’ House?

a. The Senate

a. The Senate

b. The City Hall

b. The City Hall

c. The Lower House

c. The Lower House

d. None of the above

d. None of the above

#12. What does ‘Union Jack’ in Australian National flag represent?

a. The Aboriginal people of Australia

a. The Aboriginal people of Australia

b. A relation between the Aboriginal people and Australian people

b. A relation between the Aboriginal people and Australian people

c. Our history of British settlement

c. Our history of British settlement

d. All of the above

d. All of the above

#13. Where does the Prime Minister announce “The Australian of the year” on Australia Day?

a. Sydney

a. Sydney

b. Canberra

b. Canberra

c. Adelaide

c. Adelaide

d. Melbourne

d. Melbourne

#14. The Australian National Flag, the Australian Aboriginal Flag and the Torres Strait Islander Flag are the official flags of Australia.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

#15. Name the national colours of Australia.

a. blue and green

a. blue and green

b. green and gold

b. green and gold

c. gold and white

c. gold and white

d. white and blue

d. white and blue

#16. Who gives permission for the construction of buildings in Australia?

a. The Parliament

a. The Parliament

b. The state government

b. The state government

c. Local governments and Australian Capital Territory Government

c. Local governments and Australian Capital Territory Government

d. All of the above

d. All of the above

#17. Who do you pledge your loyalty during the citizenship ceremony?

a. The Queen

a. The Queen

b. The Prime Minister

b. The Prime Minister

c. The Parliament

c. The Parliament

d. Australia and its people

d. Australia and its people

#18. What is the position of Australia in terms of area in the world?

a. the fourth largest country

a. the fourth largest country

b. the fifth largest country

b. the fifth largest country

c. the sixth largest country

c. the sixth largest country

d. the seventh largest country

d. the seventh largest country

#19. The political party who wins the second largest number of seats in Parliament is ______.

a. the ruling party

a. the ruling party

b. the opposition party

b. the opposition party

c. the independent party

c. the independent party

d. None of the above

d. None of the above

#20. When did Australia witness the maximum rise and fall of migration?

a. in the middle of the 20th century

a. in the middle of the 20th century

b. in the first half of the 20th century

b. in the first half of the 20th century

c. in the second half of the 20th century

c. in the second half of the 20th century

d. in the last half of the 19th century

d. in the last half of the 19th century

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