Why are people in Australia provided with a fair go

To make sure there are no formal class distinctions in the society

A vote by the people to change the Constitution

Where are state and territory governments based in Australia

In their respective capital cities

What does each state government in Australia have

Its own parliament and constitution

What principle is Australias democratic system based on

Every individual regardless of their background has rights and equality under Australian law

Australia values the principle of mutual respect and tolerance this means

Listening to others and respecting their views even if they differ

Who is responsible for running schools in Australia

State and territory governments

Who appoints the GovernorGeneral in Australia

The King of Australia on advice from the Prime Minister

If you want to report a crime or seek assistance from the police you should

Go to your local police station

Which statement is true about Australian law and religious laws

Australian law must be followed even if it conflicts with religious laws

In Australia can you break the law if no one is watching you

No you must always follow the law

What does domestic and family violence include

Actions or threats that control a partner through fear or harm

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Mock Test 4

Why are people in Australia provided with a “fair go”?

Which of the following is considered illegal in Australia?

Which is the national animal of Australia?

What is a referendum?

What is South Australia famous for?

In the Northern Territory, who represents the King of Australia?

Where are state and territory governments based in Australia?

What does each state government in Australia have?

What principle is Australia’s democratic system based on?

Which of the following is Australia's official flag?

Who can force you to tell them who you voted for in elections?

Australia values the principle of mutual respect and tolerance, this means:

Who is responsible for running schools in Australia?

Who appoints the Governor-General in Australia?

If you want to report a crime or seek assistance from the police, you should:

What colours are usually worn by Australia’s national sports teams?

The Australian system of government is:

Which statement is true about Australian law and religious laws?

In Australia, can you break the law if no one is watching you?

What does domestic and family violence include?

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