PracticeTtest-13

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

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#1. Which government is responsible for employment?

a. The state government

a. The state government

b. The local government

b. The local government

c. The Australian Government

c. The Australian Government

d. The territory government

d. The territory government

#2. Which Promised Land refers to the meaning of ‘Terra Australis Incognita’ ?

a. Southern star

a. Southern star

b. of the land

b. of the land

c. of the south

c. of the south

d. made of opal

d. made of opal

#3. All Australians have the right to be protected by Australia’s laws.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

#4. While overseas as an Australian citizen, you cannot seek help from an Australian official.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

Tips: While overseas as an Australian citizen, you can seek help from an Australian official.

#5. The Governor-General acts independently of all political parties

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

#6. Australia’s Head of State is the current King or Queen of the United Kingdom.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

#7. Who proposes the names of individuals to Queen for appointing the Governor General in Australia?

a. The President of United States of America

a. The President of United States of America

b. The Queen is not concerned about selecting the Governor General.

b. The Queen is not concerned about selecting the Governor General.

c. The Prime Minister of Britain

c. The Prime Minister of Britain

d. The Prime Minister of Australia

d. The Prime Minister of Australia

#8. In which Act are the basic rules of the Australian government contained?

a. The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act

a. The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act

b. The Australian Government Act

b. The Australian Government Act

c. The Commonwealth of Australia-British Constitution Act

c. The Commonwealth of Australia-British Constitution Act

d. None of the above

d. None of the above

#9. Why did the British colonies agree to come under one flag that eventually helped Australia to come into being?

a. It was hard to enforce the laws across borders.

a. It was hard to enforce the laws across borders.

b. Trade and transport were costly and slow between the colonies.

b. Trade and transport were costly and slow between the colonies.

c. Both a and b

c. Both a and b

d. None of the above

d. None of the above

#10. What is the alternative name for the Australian Government?

a. Oceania Government

a. Oceania Government

b. State and territory government

b. State and territory government

c. Commonwealth Government or Federal Government

c. Commonwealth Government or Federal Government

d. Caretaker Government

d. Caretaker Government

#11. What is the minimum age required for a citizen to be on the electoral roll?

a. 17

a. 17

b. 18

b. 18

c. 21

c. 21

d. 25

d. 25

#12. Matters of national concerns are discussed by Senators.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

#13. How many members are there in Senate?

a. 25

a. 25

b. 50

b. 50

c. 60

c. 60

d. 76

d. 76

#14. How many representatives are elected by each of the mainland territories for the house of Senate?

a. 2

a. 2

b. 5

b. 5

c. 10

c. 10

d. 12

d. 12

#15. Which of the following is true about joining a political party in Australia?

a. You are allowed to join the ruling party only.

a. You are allowed to join the ruling party only.

b. You are not allowed to join any political party.

b. You are not allowed to join any political party.

c. You are free to join any political party but not the independent party.

c. You are free to join any political party but not the independent party.

d. You are free to join a political party if you choose.

d. You are free to join a political party if you choose.

#16. Name the main political parties and their leaders in Australia.

a. National Party of Australia (Barnaby Joyce), Katter's Australian Party (Bob Katter), Australian Labour Party(Bill Shorten)

a. National Party of Australia (Barnaby Joyce), Katter's Australian Party (Bob Katter), Australian Labour Party(Bill Shorten)

b. Australian Labour Party (Anthony Albanese), Liberal Party of Australia (Scott Morrison), The Australian Greens(Richard Di Natale)

b. Australian Labour Party (Anthony Albanese), Liberal Party of Australia (Scott Morrison), The Australian Greens(Richard Di Natale)

c. Family First Party (Bob Day), Australian Greens (Richard Di Natale), Palmer United Party (Clive Palmer)

c. Family First Party (Bob Day), Australian Greens (Richard Di Natale), Palmer United Party (Clive Palmer)

d. Liberal Party (Malcolm Turnbull), National Party of Australia (Bob Day), Australian Greens (Bill Shorten)

d. Liberal Party (Malcolm Turnbull), National Party of Australia (Bob Day), Australian Greens (Bill Shorten)

#17. How is the Prime Minister elected?

a. MPs from all parties select the Prime Minister.

a. MPs from all parties select the Prime Minister.

b. The Queen selects the Prime Minister.

b. The Queen selects the Prime Minister.

c. The leader of the party with the majority of Members in the House of Representatives becomes the Prime Minister.

c. The leader of the party with the majority of Members in the House of Representatives becomes the Prime Minister.

d. The leader of the party with the second highest majority of Members in the House of Representatives becomes the Prime Minister.

d. The leader of the party with the second highest majority of Members in the House of Representatives becomes the Prime Minister.

#18. Not knowing a law is an excuse for breaking it in Australia.

a. True

a. True

b. False

b. False

Tips: Not knowing a law is no excuse for breaking it in Australia

#19. What is the process of considering a proposed new law for the purpose of accepting or rejecting it called?

a. Audit

a. Audit

b. Review

b. Review

c. Process

c. Process

d. Preview

d. Preview

#20. What is the term for the political strategy, in which two or more parties join together?

a. Combined Party

a. Combined Party

b. Joint Party

b. Joint Party

c. Forum

c. Forum

d. Coalition

d. Coalition

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