In Australia, getting violent towards another person is acceptable?

True

False

None

Physical violence against a spouse is acceptable in Australia?

True

False

None

When are Australians supposed to respect the differences and choices of others?

At work

At home

In public

All the time

None

Who can join the defence force in Australia?

Men

Women

Both men and women are equally eligible

None

Which of the following is a CORRECT statement?

Women can get jobs ahead of men

Men get a job ahead of women’s

Both men and women are equally eligible for a job if they have the right qualifications and skills.

None

What of the following is TRUE regarding freedom of religion?

People are free to follow any religion of their choice

People can follow any religion from a few selected by the government

People are not free to follow any religion of their choice

None of the above

None

In Australian courts of law, men and women are NOT treated equally.

True

False

None

Freedom of speech rights apply to

Australians

Newspapers

TV and radio

All of the above

None

Which statement about Australian values is TRUE?

People are expected to respect, share and uphold Australian values

People are not expected to share and uphold Australian values

Only PR holders are expected to respect, share and uphold Australian values

Only government officials are expected to respect, share and uphold the Australian values

None

10.

What of the following is TRUE regarding freedom of speech?

People are free to say or write what they think

People are free to protest peacefully

People can discuss or meet in public/private places for social or political discussion

All of the above

None

11.

Which of the following is correct in Australia on how a country is governed?

Australian PR holders are not involved in how a country is governed

Australian PR holders are involved in how a country is governed

Australian citizens are involved in how a country is governed

Australian citizens are not involved in how a country is governed

None

12.

Are practices such as forced marriage allowed in Australia?

True

False

None

13.

Following cultural practices such as polygamy (multiple marriages) or forced marriage can result in which of the following?

Imprisonment

Severe penalties

No legal action

Both a or b

None

14.

Which of the following is CORRECT regarding the opposing opinions of others?

Lawful disagreements are part of tolerance and mutual respect

Lawful disagreement is not acceptable

Lawful disagreement is not acceptable in group discussions

None of the above

None

15.

Which of the following is CORRECT in Australia’s democratic beliefs?

Obey the rule of law

Respect everyone and live peacefully

The Australian system is a parliamentary democracy

All of the above

None

16.

Is it illegal to incite people to break the law?

True

False

None

17.

What implies by the term “Fair go”?

People living in urban areas should be given more opportunities

Accomplishments should be the result of hard work and talents

Fair go is an advantage given to a selected few in sports

None of the above

None

18.

Australian government treats all citizens equally irrespective of their belief or religion

True

False

None

19.

Australian values are based on

Respect

Fairness and equality of Opputunity

Freedom

All of the above

None

20.

Which of the following is TRUE regarding Australian laws?

Always follow the law even if no one is watching

Follow the law in public transport

Follow the law if CCTV is monitoring

Don’t follow the law if no one is watching

None

21.

Which one of the following is CORRECT for marriage?

Two men can marry each other

Two women can marry

Men and women can marry each other

All of the above

None

22.

Which one of the following is against Australian values and law?

Incite violence

Make false allegations

Inspire others to break the law

All of the above

None

23.

Which of the following is the official religion of Australia?

Islamic

Christianity

Buddhism

No official religion

None

24.

Which of the following statement is TRUE regarding the law?

All Australians commit to following the law

It’s optional to follow the law in Australia

Only immigrants should commit to following the law

None

25.

Who’ll be expected to obey the law in Australia?

Australian Citizens

Australian Government Officials

Australian Permanent Residents

All Australians

None

26.

Freedom of association rights apply to

Australian people

Newspapers

TV and radio

All of the above

None

27.

If religious law differs from Australian laws, which of the following is TRUE?

Religious law must be followed

Australian law must be followed

Both laws are treated equally

People can choose which law they will follow

None

28.

In Australia, who is above the law?

Prime Minister

Governor-General

Premier

No person or group is above the law

None

29.

What of the following is TRUE regarding freedom of association?

People are free to join any political party

People are free to leave any political party

People are free to join any trade union, cultural, social or religious groups

All of the above

None

30.

What of the following is an example of freedom of speech?

It allows people to join or leave any group

It allows people to express their thoughts freely

It allows people to follow any religion

It allows people to have equal rights

None

31.

Is polygamy (multiple marriages) allowed in Australia?

True

False

None

32.

People in Australia cannot discuss social or political points in public or private places

True

False

None

33.

Which of the following is a TRUE statement in Australia?

New migrants don’t become leaders in business

New migrants have become leaders in business, public service, sports etc.

Only citizens become leaders in business

None of the above

None

34.

Australian belief in equality is expressed in “fair go”?

True

False

None

35.

The power of government comes from which of the following?

Citizen’s vote

Australian Government Officials

Australian Permanent Residents

Both b and C

None

36.

Is peaceful protest against government actions acceptable as part of freedom of speech?

True

False

None

37.

Which of the following is not acceptable under freedom of speech?

Peaceful protest

Discuss social or political points in public places

Say or write their ideas freely

Inciting violence against another person or group of people

None

38.

What is the legal age of sexual consent in Australia?

15 or 16 years, depending on state or territory

18 or 19 years, depending on state or territory

16 or 17 years, depending on state or territory

19 or 20 years, depending on state or territory

None

39.

Which of the following about voting in Australia is correct?

Voting is optional

Voting in a federal election is optional

Voting is compulsory

Only voting in state elections is compulsory

None

40.

Is same-sex marriage permitted in Australia?

Permitted

Not Permitted

None

41.

What does “equality of opportunity” mean in Australia?

Organisation should fill a job by hiring more men’s

Organisations should fill a job by hiring young people

Organisations should hire immigrants only

Organisations should fill a job according to individuals’ skills, experience and education

None

42.

People in Australia are not permitted to join a legal organisation, political party, or trade union. Cultural, social or religious groups?

True

False

None

43.

In which of the following situations is promoting violence not considered a crime?

In individual’s house

In Australian territories

In private parties

Promoting violence is always considered a crime

None

44.

Is it okay to share racially offensive material in Australia?

Yes, till it’s a private group

No, sharing racially offensive material is not acceptable

Yes, if it’s not in a sporting event

None of the above

None

45.

Who is protected by Australian laws and the legal system?

Australian Citizens

Australian Government Officials

Australian Permanent Residents

All Australians

None

46.

Australian law applies to which of the following?

Australian Citizens

All Australians

Australian Government Officials

Australian Permanent Residents

None