Free Australian citizenship Practice Test - Page 15
Aboriginal people are historically from ________.
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Tasmania and Britain
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Europe
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Mainland Australia and Tasmania
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Mainland Australia and Britain
________ migrants were actively encouraged throughout the first half of the 20th century to settle in Australia.
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British
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Pakistan
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India
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Japan
Australian Capital Territory's capital is ________.
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Perth
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Canberra
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Hobart
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Brisbane
Many examples of fine colonial architecture can be found in ____ .
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Perth
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Adelaide
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Whyalla
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Mount Gambier
Who was the commander of the First Fleet?
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Sir Edmund Barton
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Captain Arthur Phillip
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George Reid
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Joseph Banks
Australian Aboriginal Flag's top half is _________.
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Yellow
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Black
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Green
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Red
The Commonwealth Coat of Arms symbol has ________ as its background.
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Golden wattle
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Daffodils
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Opal
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None of the above
Australia's laws are to be obeyed by ________.
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Only Parliament members
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Everyone in Australia
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Only People born in Australia
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None of the above
Of the following, identify the statement that is TRUE.
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The government cannot be criticized by Australians
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The government can be criticized by Australians
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To change laws, Australians cannot campaign
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None of the above
As an Australian citizen, what should you do?
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Serve on a jury if called to do so
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Not serve on a jury if called to do so
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Not defend Australia should the need arise
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None of the above
• obey the law
• vote in federal and state or territory elections, and in a referendum
• defend Australia should the need arise
• serve on a jury if called to do so.
ATO stands for
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Australian Time Office
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Australian Travel Office
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Australian Taxation Office
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Australian Take Office
The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia was established by _____ .
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The British Constitution
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House of Representatives
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The Australian Constitution
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High Court of Australia
Royal Assent is defined as ________ .
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When the Queen signs the Bill, it becomes a law.
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When the Prime Minister signs the Bill, it becomes a law.
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When the Governor-General signs the Bill, it becomes a law.
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When the King signs the Bill, it becomes a law.
How many Senators are there in the Senate?
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56
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88
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66
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76
The responsibility of ____________ lies with the State and territory governments.
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Railways
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Citienship and immigration
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Defence
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Trade
Most members of parliament belong to political parties. Some members of parliament do not belong to any political party. They are called Independents.
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True
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False
Crimes against federal laws are investigated by ________ .
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Australian Federal Police
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Australian State Police
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Australian Territory Police
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Australian Local Police
How many points does the Commonwealth Star have?
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7
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8
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6
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9
If a person has broken the law, who decides on the penalty?
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The Governor-General
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The Prime Minister
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The Court
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The MP
All the people of a country are involved in the way the country is governed in a ________ .
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Parliamentary Democracy
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Parliamentary Monarchy
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Parliamentary Dictatorship
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None of the above
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