Practice Test 7: How Laws Are Made, Courts & Mutual Respect

Question 1

What does the Red colour in the Aboriginal flag symbolises?

Accepted Answer

Earth

Question 2

What part of the Aboriginal Flag represents the earth?

Accepted Answer

Bottom half of the flag

Question 3

What colour is the bottom half of the Australian Aboriginal Flag?

Accepted Answer

Red

Question 4

What represents the top half of the Australian Aboriginal Flag?

Accepted Answer

Aboriginal peoples of Australia

Question 5

What colour is the top half of the Australian Aboriginal Flag?

Accepted Answer

Black

Question 6

What is the opportunity that enables you to participate in the Australian community fully?

Accepted Answer

Citizenship

Question 7

What kind of violence involves formulating or sharing racially offensive material online and other publications imposing abusive comments?

Accepted Answer

Racism

Question 8

What kind of violence has no place in Australia that involves violence against different ethnicity?

Accepted Answer

Racism

Question 9

What is unacceptable in Australia concerning racial behavior?

Accepted Answer

Creating or sharing racially offensive material and making racially abusive comments.

Question 10

What principles does Australia value that involve respecting others’ views, even when they differ from your own?

Accepted Answer

Mutual respect and tolerance

Question 11

Who decides if a person has broken the law and determines the penalty?

Accepted Answer

The Court

Question 12

What types of courts does Australia have?

Accepted Answer

Independent Courts

Question 13

What is it called when the Governor-General signs and approves a bill to become law?

Accepted Answer

Royal Assent

Question 14

Who signs the bill to become law?

Accepted Answer

Governor-General

Question 15

To whom does the Bill proceed if the majority of members in each House of Parliament vote in agreement?

Accepted Answer

Governor-General

Question 16

Who do you seek advice and support from in case of an accident if you are an Australian citizen abroad?

Accepted Answer

Australian officials in that country

Question 17

Whose laws are you going to follow if you are an Australian citizen overseas?

Accepted Answer

Laws of the country you are in

Question 18

Whom can you seek help if you are experiencing serious problems like health issues or death, overseas?

Accepted Answer

Australian officials can help Australian citizens overseas

Question 19

Whom can you seek help if you are overseas and need emergency passport and advice and support just if there is an accident?

Accepted Answer

Australian officials can help Australian citizens overseas

Question 20

In what kind of emergencies can you seek help from the Australian government overseas?

Accepted Answer

Civil unrest and natural disasters

Practice Test 7