New Australian Citizenship Practice Tests - Page 2

What does the term ‘fair go’ convey?

• It refers to a person who accomplishes things in life due to his background or his wealth.
• It refers to achievement due to class distinction.
• It refers to achievement due to ability, skill, and experience.
• None of the above

Which of the following titles is given to the elected Local Council member?

• Senator
• Councillor
• Premier
• Chief Minister

In Australia, a bill becomes a law when signed by:

• The Prime Minister
• The Queen
• The Governor-General
• The MP

Which of these statements about passport is correct?

• You have the right to apply for an Australian passport.
• As an Australian citizen, you are free to travel overseas and return to Australia.
• You do not need a visa to come back to Australia.
• All of the above

In what manner do the decisions of parliamentary representatives influence the country?

• With parliamentary democracy in Australia, the decisions should be answerable to the Australian people via elections
• Decisions should be answerable to the Australian Head of State, the Governor-General
• In a parliamentary democracy, decision by elected representations can be taken without having to answer anyone
• None of the above

The local council head is called as

• Mayor or Shire President
• Chief Minister
• Premier
• Senator

On which date is Anzac Day celebrated?

• July 25
• June 25
• May 25
• April 25

What is the name of New South Wales’ first governor?

• Captain Arthur Phillip
• Captain James Stirling
• Captain James Cook
• None of the above

Taxes contribute to funding services that have played a pivotal role in transforming Australia into a prosperous and peaceful country today.

• True
• False

What is the term used for a proposal made by a member of the Australian Parliament to introduce a new law or change an existing one?

• Motion
• Proposal
• Resolution
• Bill

The capital of Victoria is:

• Hobart
• Darwin
• Melbourne
• Sydney

The upper left part of the national flag of Australia is occupied by the flag of:

• Great Britain
• Australian Aboriginal
• New Zealand
• Canada

How does the increased diversity of Australia's population over the last two centuries contribute to the nation's goals?

• 32 million
• 52 million
• 42 million
• It promotes division and discord within the nation.

Which of the following statements is false in relation to equality rights in Australia?

• Men and women have equal rights in Australia.
• It is against the law to discriminate against a person because of their gender.
• All Australians belong to a single political party
• Australians value equal opportunity in our society; what is often called a "fair go".

What is the term given to a government formed by representatives elected by the public?

• Dictatorship
• Democracy
• Inequality
• None of the above

In which geographical region is the Australian Capital Territory situated?

• North of Sydney
• Between Sydney and Melbourne
• South of Melbourne
• West of Perth

When did the Europeans begin to settle in Australia?

• 26 March 1788
• 26 January 1788
• 26 February 1788
• 26 May 1788

Every Australian citizen, aged 18 and above, should register their address and name _________.

• On the electoral roll
• To apply for an Australian passport
• For obtaining a driver licence
• None of the above

Find the incorrect statement regarding religion and laws in Australia?

• The rules adhered by different religions practiced in Australia do not necessarily become laws.
• Divorce, property settlement, and custody of children should be done according to the concerned religion.
• According to the Australian Law, cultural or religious practices, such as marrying multiple persons simultaneously is not allowed.
• None of the above

The tax collection office in Australia is known by the name:

• Taxation Office
• Taxation Commission
• Revenue Office
• Public Office