Free Practice Test 5 - Australian Citizenship Test

Practice Test 5

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Average score: 78%

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What do Australians believe in?

Change should occur through discussion, peaceful persuasion, and the democratic process

Change should occur first from the government

Change occurs when one changes the law

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What is illegal and is against Australian values and law?

Participation in lawful protests

False allegations and encouraging others to break the law

Public speeches and debates

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What will happen if you do not have a valid reason for not voting?

You will be sent to jail

None

You will pay a fine

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Who is allowed to know whom you have voted for?

No one unless you tell them

Everyone

Your chosen party

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Whom can you contact in case you have a concern to raise about the government policy?

Embassy

Elected representative

Government representative

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How is a change to occur from an Australian perspective?

Change will only happen if the government will change the law

Change happens when a group of people starts protesting

Change should occur through discussion, peaceful persuasion, and the democratic process

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What influential factors did the British and Irish contributed to Australia?

Culture, poetry, music

History, politics, art

History, culture and politics

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What is the perspective of Australian about change?

Change happens when people starts acting on progressive steps

Change should occur through discussion, peaceful persuasion, and the democratic process

Change happens when the community are in unison

9 / 20

What do Australian's reject when it comes to change a person's mind and perspective?

Violence

Adjustment

Compromise

10 / 20

Who was the first Governor of the New South Wales colony?

Captain Robert Arthur

Captain Arthur Phillip

Captain Roger Wilkinson

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Which heritage has had a major influence on Australia's recent history?

The British and Irish heritage

European heritage

British heritage

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What is the way to ensure that all Australian citizens have a say in who will represent and govern in the parliament?

Compulsory voting

Campaigning for representative

Voluntary voting

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What countries did the free settlers come from?

Australia and Great Britain

Great Britain and Ireland

Papua New Guinea

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What is not allowed in the freedom of association?

Hurting your fellow Australians

Cannot be compelled nor forced to leave an organisation

Not following the norms

15 / 20

What kind of freedom is it when people are free to join political group, religions, trade union, social and cultural group in Australia?

Freedom of speech

Freedom of association

Freedom of expression

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What kind of organisation are Australians allowed to join?

Only government-endorsed organisations

A political party, trade union, religious, cultural or social group

A political group, anti-religion group, social group

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What kind of freedom is it when people are free to leave or join any group willingly for as long as it is within the law?

Freedom of speech

Freedom of expression

Freedom of association

18 / 20

Where did the early free settlers come from?

Great Britain and Ireland

Papua New Guinea and Great Britain

Ireland and Australia

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Who are allowed to raise their issues about government policy?

Australian citizen

Prime Minister

Parliamentary Democracy

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What kind of process does the Australian adhere to when it comes to change?

Traditional process

Cultural process

Democratic process

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