Practice Test 2
How do Australians respond in times of crisis?
Why are Australians allowed to peacefully protest against the government?
What is Australian society based on?
Who is the Leader of the Opposition?
How does Australia’s diversity help its connection to the world?
What does it mean that all protests must be within the law in Australia?
Can the Australian Government change or revoke laws passed by territories?
Who is responsible for explaining the law to the jury?
Why is it important for you to understand Australia’s history as a new citizen?
In times of national crisis, Australian citizens may be called upon to:
What does the black colour in the Australian Aboriginal Flag represent?
What do you pledge at the citizenship ceremony?
What is the background colour of the Australian National Flag?
Who approves the appointments of ministers, federal judges, and other government officials in Australia?
What does freedom of speech mean in Australia?
What special powers does the Governor-General have in Australia?
Who can be called to serve on a jury in Australia?
When is a "Welcome to Country" usually held during an event?
Which Australian state has many buildings built from the wealth created by the gold rush of the 1850s?
Which of the following are icons of South Australia?
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