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What is the capital of Tasmania?

What is the capital city of New South Wales (NSW)?

What is the capital of Australia?

Why is it important for migrants to learn and use English in Australia?

Which institutions were established under the new Australian Constitution?

Which city in Australia has fine colonial architecture?

Which of the following is a famous South Australia icon?

What is the capital of Victoria?

Which of the following are national icons of New South Wales?

When did the wave of non-British migrants come to Australia?

Was there any change in migration level in the first half of the 20th century?

South Australia has which of the following

Which of the following is a famous South Australia icon?

The capital of Australia is Canberra. Does each state and mainland territory have its capital?

Were Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples included in the official estimates of the Australian population in 1901?

What is the capital of Northern Territory?

Which of Australia’s states has large mining projects?

How many mainland territories does Australia has?

Which state or mainland territory of Australia has temperate coastal areas, tropical rainforest and an often-dry inland?

Which is the largest state in Australia?

38. Were there any programs to encourage British migrants to settle in Australia?

Since when the diversity of Australia’s population has increased?

The Australian Capital Territory lies between which two cities

What is the capital of Australian Capital Territory (ACT)?

Which is Australia’s second-largest state?

How many distinct Aboriginal and Torres Strait languages are valued in Australia?

On which coast, the world-famous Great Barrier Reef runs along?

Key icons of Western Australia include

Which is Australia’s smallest state?

Which of the following are icons of Victoria?

In which city of Australia, the National institutions such as Parliament House and the High Court are located?

In which century, did the migration level rose and fall?

Tasmania is separated from the mainland by

In which direction, are the Torres Strait Islands situated in the state of Queensland?

The federation of States is called ________

After which Referendum are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples included in the official estimated Australian population?

Which of the following are included in Tasmanian icons?

Which of the following are the icons of Western Australia?

The Commonwealth of Australia is a federation of

Australia celebrates the diversity of people and also aims to build __________ nation

Which is the smallest mainland state in Australia?

Which state has much of the unspoilt wilderness landscapes?

Migrants after World War II were primarily from

In which year the separate colonies were united into a federation of states?

The southwest of Western Australia is famous for which of the following?

What was the population of Australia in 1901?

Why have people migrated to Australia from all over the world in recent years?

Queensland is famous for icons

What is the national language of Australia?

How many states are there in the federation of Australia?

Which part of Australia has a tropical environment in the north of the state and dry red desert in the south?

Which of the following are icons of the Northern Territory?

What is the capital of Western Australia?

Which is the largest city in Australia?

Which was the first colony established by the British in Australia?

Queensland is famous for _________

What is the capital of South Australia?

Which of the following is a famous South Australia icon?

What is the capital of Queensland?

In which state of Australia, you can find mostly desert in its east direction?

Why did Europeans migrate to Australia after World War II?

In which year the national democratic institutions were established?

Which of the following is a TURE statement about Australian courts?

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is

In state government, who is the head of the government?

Which of the following is a TURE statement about the Australian court system?

National Police in Australia is known as

Which country did the colonies in Australia belong to?

Which of the following is TRUE regarding parliament and Constitution?

What are the different types of local government areas?

Governor-General’s role includes

Who is responsible for building permits in Australia?

What change was made to the Australian constitution in 1967?

Is it illegal to have a sexual relationship with children or young people in Australia?

Which of the following is a TRUE statement about the Police?

The essential decision-making body of the Australian Government is known as

Australian Federal Police is responsible for police work in the Australian Capital Territory.

Who is responsible for social planning?

Power to put the laws into practice is known as

What is the system of government in Australia?

Who has the right to be presented by a lawyer in court?

Police is the primary responsibility of __________

Who has the empowerment to alter or modify the laws of the Australian Territory?

Do Australians ever vote in referendums?

Who is responsible for the drainage system in Australia?

How many states and territories are in Australia?

Who is responsible for providing parks and playgrounds?

Who is responsible for the communication network in Australia?

Which of the following is TRUE regarding parliament and Constitution?

In Australia, who has jurisdiction over foreign affairs (relations with other countries)?

The community and the police have a good relationship in Australia.

Who approves the appointments of the Australian government and ministers?

How many senators are elected to the House of Review?

How many members are elected to the people’s House?

In Australia, state and territory government is responsible for forestry

Which of the following is a TRUE statement regarding the Cabinet?

What does the term AEC stand for?

Who is Australia’s Head of State under the constitution?

Which government is responsible for managing roads and railways?

In Australia, who has legislative power?

Which branch of government can put laws into practice?

What is a proposal for new law or modification of existing law in parliament?

How do people vote in Australian Elections?

How many senators are elected from each state?

Who approves the appointments of federal judges?

Who has a role in protecting life and property?

Which of the following is TRUE about voting?

Which one is TRUE regarding "independents" in Australia?

Who appoints the Governor-General in Australia?

In territory government, who is the head of the government?

Which of the following is NOT part of the executive team in Australia?

Which government looks after street signs in Australia?

Airports and air safety are the responsibility of

What is another name for the House of Representatives?

What type of Monarchy is in Australia?

Legal document containing fundamental rules of the Australian Government is known as __________

Elected representative of the people in the Australian or a state parliament is known as

Who elects the representative for the Australian parliament?

Who is responsible for rubbish collection?

When did the six Australian colonies formally unify as the Commonwealth of Australia?

An approved car seat is NOT mandatory for babies and young children

Can the federal or state government remove a judge if it disagrees with their decisions?

How many members are elected to the House of Representatives or Lower House?

Why is the government power divided into three powers (legislative, executive and judicial) in the Australian Constitution?

Which of the following is TRUE for the Australian Political party?

Who is the King’s representative in Australia?

Breaking traffic laws can result in fines or imprisonment

The Australian constitution was initially passed as part of ____________?

In Australia, who has Executive power?

Which Commonwealth agency is responsible for conducting federal elections and referendums?

Who is responsible for applying the laws in Australia?

Who decides if the law is broken and decides on the penalty for it?

Which one aligns best with the definition of a political party?

Who is responsible for caravan parks in Australia?

What is another name for the House of Reviews?

Which of the following is a TRUE statement about AFP?

The local government is responsible for local roads, bridges etc.

Who is responsible for postal services in Australia?

What happens to the Bill presented in the Australian Parliament?

In the Australian constitution, the power of government is divided into?

Primarily, the Australian government is responsible for forestry

Who proposes new laws or variations to the existing laws?

In Australia, it’s a crime to bribe the police.

Which of the following is a TRUE statement about laws in Australia?

Power to make laws in Australia is known as

The Australian government is responsible for local roads, bridges etc.

Is it lawful to possess illegal drugs in Australia?

The AEC is independent of the government

In Australia, who has jurisdiction over child care and aged care centres?

How is Australia divided for elections?

Who is the highest authority in Australian Courts?

The Australian government is responsible for “Immigration and citizenship”?

Who is responsible for providing “employment assistance”?

Which one is NOT a political party in Australia?

Who is the head of the local council?

Who is responsible for hospitals and health services in Australia?

Is Australia a constitutional monarchy?

Who is responsible for animal control in Australia?

Local libraries and community centre’s responsibility is with _______

Who is responsible for Taxation in Australia?

What is meant by constitutional monarchy?

Who is responsible for traffic controls in Australia?

Who is responsible for trade and commerce in Australia?

The party leader with a Majority in the House of Representatives becomes?

Who sign’s the bills passed by the Australian Parliament?

Who recommends members of parliament to become Ministers?

How is Bill approved in parliament before it goes to the Governor-General?

When did the idea of one Australian nation become a reality?

Who is the king’s representative in each state of Australia?

Elected representative of the state or territory in the Australian parliament is known as

Once the majority of members in each house of parliament agree on a Bill, it goes to ___

In a referendum, what does a double majority mean?

What is another name for the leader of the municipal council?

How many senators are elected from each territory?

The Australian parliamentary democracy system is founded on

Court can decide to use Jury in some cases

What are the names of houses in the Commonwealth Parliament in Australia?

Local environmental issues are the responsibility of ____

What role of a jury in a court is?

What is known as a Bill?

What change happened in Australia in 1967?

Which one is the TRUE statement regarding freedom in Australia?

What did the six separate Australian colonies follow before 1901?

Who can put the laws into practice in Australia?

What is the role of members of the House of Representatives?

Which following is responsible for applying and interpreting Australia's laws?

Which of the following is a TRUE statement?

Which branch of government can interpret and apply laws?

Public transport is the responsibility of

What happens if you do not vote in an election?

What does the term ATO stand for?

Which Commonwealth agency maintains the electoral roll?

In Australia, a court judgement is based on?

Who is responsible for schools?

How does a Bill become a law?

Who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Australian Defence Force?

Who is the King’s representative in each of the states?

Wearing seatbelts are mandatory for everyone travelling in a car

Who has the authority to make or alter laws in Australia?

Food inspection is the responsibility of

The Australian government can be formed if the party or coalition has a majority in _____

Who should Australian citizens raise their concerns about government policy?

The King has no day-to-day role in the Australian Government

Who is the king’s representative in the Northern Territory?

Who is responsible for defence in Australia?

Which one is a TRUE statement regarding opposition?

The party leader with the second most prominent members in the House of Representatives becomes?

Who approves the appointment of Ministers?

Social security (Pensions and family support) is the responsibility of

What does the acronym “AFP” stand for?

How many senators are elected to the Upper house or Senate?

Which kind of structure did the six Australian colonies follow before 1901?

What is another name of the Australian National Government?

Which of the following is considered unlawful?

In a trial, who decides on the penalty for a guilty person?

What is the role of members of the Senate?

How can a referendum change the Australian constitution?

Which government looks after immigration and citizenship in Australia?

Additional responsibilities of an Australian Citizenship include _______________

A referendum is

Australia has a Judaeo-Christian heritage?

Voting in state or federal elections is compulsory in Australia

Australian citizens can get their child born overseas to become an Australian citizen by descent

Australian citizens with children born outside of Australia may

Freedom of speech empowers people to

How are jury members selected?

Which of the following is true about freedom of association in Australia?

Australians are expected to treat each other with dignity and respect regardless of

Which law prevails if there is a conflict between Australian and religious laws?

Who explains the law to the jury during a trial in Australia?

Which of the following demonstrates gender equality in Australia?

Which core Australian value underpins the Australian democratic system?

Australian citizens have the privilege to

Freedom of expression entitles Australians to

What is Australia’s system of government?

Which of the following is a responsibility of Australian citizens?

Voting in federal and state or territory elections ensures Australian Citizens have

Australian democratic system is based on the principle that

What means no person, group or religious rule is above the law?

Who must obey Australia s laws?

Power of the government comes from

What type of government exists in Australia?

Where should Australian citizens ask for help if they encounter overseas issues?

What do Australians believe that change should occur through?

“Fair go” means:

Privileges as an Australian citizen includes

Does freedom of association rights include protests against government action or an organisation?

Which of the following is true about jury service in Australia?

What do you pledge during the citizenship ceremony?

Which religion is followed by Australians?

Australians can express their views through

Which of the following is responsible for Australians 18 years old or over?

Which of the following is the heritage of Australia?

What is not acceptable as a way to change a person’s mind or the law?

Who can vote in Australia?

Australian citizen privileges include

Is it TRUE that people can criticise the government or peacefully protest against government decisions?

Voting in a referendum is optional for Australian citizens

Which of the following is responsible for Australians 18 years old or over?

Which freedom assures you to freely express your views through art, literature, music and films?

What is jury service?

Voting in local government elections is not compulsory in some states

Australia does not recognise any religion as an official religion

Jury service, if requested, is a responsibility of

Which of the following are the base for Judaeo-Christian values?

Does the Australian government and the law treat all citizens equally, regardless of religion or beliefs?

What does the rule of law mean in Australia?

Australian laws must be obeyed

What rights are under freedom of association?

Australia has public holidays on

Jury service is to ensure

The government in Australia is:

Which of these statements about passports is correct?

Under Freedom of speech, people can

What does the term ‘fair go” refer to?

Consular assistance from an Australian official while overseas is available to

What kind of developed nation is Australia?

Which native Australian animal is on left side of the shield in the Australian Coat of Arms?

Which of the following are the icons of Western Australia?

What is the capital city of New South Wales (NSW)?

Which part of the Australian Aboriginal Flag has yellow colour?

Which of the following are included in Tasmanian icons?

What is the capital of Northern Territory?

Key icons of Western Australia include

What does the white colour symbol on the Torres Strait Islander Flag represents?

Which part of the Australian Aboriginal Flag has black colour?

What does the Commonwealth Coat of Arms symbol represent?

What is the belief system of Aboriginal people regarding their existence?

In which state of Australia, you can find mostly desert in its east direction?

What is the capital of Queensland?

Which of the following is usually the first item of proceedings to open an event?

In which year the ‘gold rush’ began when gold was discovered in the colonies of New South Wales and Victoria.

In which year did the Australian and New Zealand troops land in Turkey during World War I?

Which were the colonies, where gold was discovered in 1851?

In which country did the Australian and New Zealand Army corps land on 25 April 1915?

Which city in Australia has fine colonial architecture?

Queensland is famous for icons

When did Aboriginal people arrive in Australia?

Which is the largest state in Australia?

In which city of Australia, the National institutions such as Parliament House and the High Court are located?

The southwest of Western Australia is famous for which of the following?

What does the white colour of the dancer’s headdress represent in the Torres Strait Islander Flag?

From which islands, did Torres Strait Islander people come?

Which is Australia’s smallest state?

What does the top left corner of the Australian National Flag have?

First 11 convict ships arriving from Great Britain on 26 January 1788 are known as

Which is Australia’s second-largest state?

Which of the following is a famous South Australia icon?

How many points are there in the Commonwealth Star in the Australian Coat of Arms?

In how many years, has Australia’s population become more than doubled at the time of the ‘gold rush’?

Which was the first colony established by the British in Australia?

In the Australian Citizenship ceremony, you pledge your loyalty to

Where is the largest star located on the Australian National Flag?

Who were the first settlers from Great Britain who arrived on 26 January 1788?

Which part of the Australian Aboriginal Flag has red colour?

The Commonwealth of Australia is a federation of

Which star is under the Union Jack on the Australian National Flag?

Which cultural practice is performed by an Aboriginal or Torres Islander custodian of the local region?

What is the national language of Australia?

What are the colours of the Australian Aboriginal Flag?

How many states are there in the federation of Australia?

During meetings/events an Acknowledgement of Country is generally delivered by

In which season does the golden wattle flower grow?

What does the black colour represent in the Torres Strait Islander Flag?

What is an important part of Australia’s national identity?

Tasmania is separated from the mainland by

What does the green colour represent in the Torres Strait Islander Flag?

In which year did the First Fleet land in Australia?

What is the capital of Tasmania?

Which of the following is referred to as an opportunity to recognise that the gathering is on Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander land?

Which one is the official flag of Australia?

Which colour is the uniform of Australian national sports?

How many distinct Aboriginal and Torres Strait languages are valued in Australia?

Who was on the first 11 ships from Great Britain on 26th January 1788?

In which year the national democratic institutions were established?

How many ships first arrived from Great Britain on 26 January 1788?

Where is the Sothern Cross constellation located on the Australian National Flag?

When do we celebrate Anzac Day?

What does the blue colour represent in the Torres Strait Islander Flag?

Which is the largest city in Australia?

What is the capital of Australia?

Which one is the national anthem of Australia?

South Australia has which of the following

Since when the diversity of Australia’s population has increased?

Since when have Aboriginal and Torres Islander people lived in Australia?

Where did the Australian and New Zealand Army corps land on 25 April 1915?

Which of Australia’s states has large mining projects?