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Question 1 of 31

What is every Australian's responsibility?

To rely on others for support
To support themselves and their families

Explanation:

"In Australia, everyone has a responsibility to try and support themselves and their families when they are able to do so."
To avoid helping family members
To focus only on their personal needs

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Question 2 of 31

What does Australian citizenship allow you to do in Australia?

Travel freely without restrictions
Fully participate in the nation’s life and community

Explanation:

"Australian Citizenship gives you the opportunity to fully participate in the nation’s life and community."
Avoid following the law
Live only in certain areas

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Question 3 of 31

What is expected of everyone living in Australia?

To participate in society and contribute to the community.

Explanation:

"In Australia, everyone is expected to actively participate in society and contribute to the community."
To only follow the laws and avoid interacting with others.
To focus solely on personal goals without community involvement.
To adopt Australian citizenship as soon as they arrive.

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Question 4 of 31

What is one benefit of volunteering in Australia?

You earn money.
You learn new skills and connect with the community.

Explanation:

"Volunteering is a great opportunity to share knowledge, learn new skills, and increase your integration into and sense of belonging to the Australian community."
You get the chance to avoid work.
You become isolated.

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Question 5 of 31

What does Australia value in the spirit of mateship?

Volunteering and community service

Explanation:

"In the spirit of mateship, Australia has a strong tradition of community service and volunteering – to look out for each other and strengthen the community."
Focusing on individual success
Ignoring others' needs
Avoiding social responsibility

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Question 6 of 31

What are some ways through which you can help others in times of need?

By taking a meal to an elderly neighbour, driving a friend to a medical appointment, or visiting someone who is sick, frail, or lonely

Explanation:

"Helping each other in times of need might mean taking a meal to an elderly neighbour, driving a friend to a medical appointment, or visiting someone who is sick, frail, or lonely."
By paying someone’s taxes
By paying someone’s health insurance
By getting a guilty person out of a jail

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Question 7 of 31

Australians help each other in times of need. This includes:

Taking a meal to an elderly neighbour
Driving a friend to a medical appointment
Visiting someone who is sick, frail, or lonely
All of the above

Explanation:

"In Australia, people help each other when needed, like taking a meal to an elderly neighbor, driving a friend to a doctor, or visiting someone who is unwell."

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Question 8 of 31

What do Australians value?

Individualism
Competition
Mateship

Explanation:

"Australians value mateship, which means friendship, loyalty, and helping each other, especially in tough times."
Dependence

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Question 9 of 31

Why is it important for you to learn to speak English in Australia?

To travel around the country
To get an education, a job, and better integrate into the community

Explanation:

"Learning to speak English is important because it helps one get an education and a job and better integrate into the community. It is essential for economic participation and social cohesion."
To communicate only with government officials
To make friends easily

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Question 10 of 31

Australian society values the English language as:

The national language and an important unifying element

Explanation:

"Australian society values the English language as the national language of Australia, and as an important unifying element of society."
A tool for business only
Only for educational purposes
A language used only in government

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Question 11 of 31

What is the national language of Australia?

French
Spanish
Mandarin
English

Explanation:

"Australian society values the English language as the national language of Australia."

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Question 12 of 31

What must you do if you are applying for Australian citizenship but English is not your native language?

You must undertake to make reasonable efforts to learn English.

Explanation:

"If English is not your native language, you are required to make reasonable efforts to learn English to help you integrate into Australian society."
You must speak fluent English before applying.
You must be able to write in English only.
You must take an English test before applying.

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Question 13 of 31

Should people in Australia make an effort to learn English?

Yes, it helps with education, work, and community integration.
Yes, it is important for social and economic participation.
Yes, it helps people access better opportunities.
All of the above

Explanation:

"Learning English is important because it helps with education, finding a job, and becoming part of the community, ensuring people can fully participate in society and the economy."

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Question 14 of 31

Online abuse or cyber abuse includes:

Sharing sexual photos with consent
Sharing sexual photos without consent, online stalking, or making racially abusive comments

Explanation:

"Online abuse is sometimes called cyber abuse and includes sharing sexual photos or videos online without consent, stalking a person online, or making racially abusive comments about a person online."
Making friendly comments online
Sharing non-offensive videos

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Question 15 of 31

Is online abuse accepted in Australia?

No

Explanation:

"Online abuse is not tolerated in Australia. The country has strict laws to protect individuals from harassment, bullying, and harmful behavior online, ensuring that all citizens can engage in digital spaces safely and respectfully."
Yes
Accepted only for adults
Accepted only for minors

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Question 16 of 31

What should a person in Australia do if they see or have knowledge of a child being abused?

Ignore the situation.
Confront the abuser.
Report it to the police.

Explanation:

"If a person in Australia sees or has knowledge of a child being abused, they should report this to the police to investigate."
Keep it private.

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Question 17 of 31

What is cyber abuse?

Online abuse

Explanation:

"Online abuse is is sometimes called cyber abuse and includes sharing sexual photos or videos online without consent, stalking a person online, or making racially abusive comments about a person online."
Gender abuse
Professional abuse
Racial abuse

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Question 18 of 31

What should you do in Australia if you suspect someone is planning to commit a serious crime?

Ignore the situation.
Confront the individual directly.
Keep it to yourself.
Report it to the authorities.

Explanation:

"If people in Australia suspect their friend or neighbour may be planning to commit a serious crime, they should report it to Australian government authorities as soon as possible."

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Question 19 of 31

In Australia, we each have responsibilities to:

Protect Australian society

Explanation:

"In Australia, individuals have a responsibility to contribute to the safety and well-being of society by following the law, respecting others' rights, and helping to maintain a peaceful community."
Avoid community involvement
Ignore environmental issues
Donate to charity

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Question 20 of 31

What is Australian society based on?

Individual freedom and privacy
Shared obligations not to undermine Australia’s interests and security

Explanation:

"Australian society is based on the shared obligation not to undermine Australia’s interests and security."
Strict adherence to global economic policies
Political party loyalty

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Question 21 of 31

What must an Australian citizen do within Australia, even if they are also a citizen of another country?

Follow Australian laws at all times

Explanation:

"Even if you are a citizen of another country, you must follow all Australian laws at all times as an Australian citizen."
Follow the laws of their home country
Only follow international laws
Follow the laws of both countries

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Question 22 of 31

Which of the following actions could harm Australia’s interests or community relations?

Sharing travel pictures on social media
Sharing government secrets on social media or promoting distrust in an ethnic community

Explanation:

"Sharing government secrets on social media or promoting distrust in an ethnic community can significantly harm Australia’s interests and community relations. These actions can undermine national security, create social divisions, and erode trust within the community."
Reporting a crime to the authorities
Supporting cultural events in the community

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Question 23 of 31

What is illegal for Australians both in Australia and overseas?

Drinking alcohol under the age of 18
Traveling without a passport
Being involved in any sexual activity with a child under 16 years of age

Explanation:

"It is illegal for Australians to engage in any sexual activity with a child under 16 years of age, whether in Australia or overseas."
Working without a visa

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Question 24 of 31

Do Australian citizens need to follow Australian laws while overseas?

No, only local laws apply
Yes, some Australian laws apply overseas

Explanation:

"Australian citizens must follow certain Australian laws even when they are overseas."
Only if traveling for work
No, laws don’t apply outside Australia

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Question 25 of 31

What is multiple or dual citizenship?

When Australian citizens hold the citizenship of another country or countries

Explanation:

"Multiple or dual citizenship occurs when Australian citizens hold the citizenship of another country or countries. This status allows individuals to enjoy the rights and privileges of both nations, such as holding multiple passports, while also being subject to the laws and obligations of each country."
When Australian citizens hold citizenship of only one more country
When Australian citizens only hold the Australian citizenship
Dual citizenship does not exist

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Question 26 of 31

Can Australians hold dual citizenship?

No, Australians can only have Australian citizenship
Yes, but only under special circumstances
No, Australia does not permit dual citizenship
Yes, if the laws of the other countries allow it

Explanation:

"Yes, Australians can hold dual citizenship. However, it's important to check if the other country allows dual citizenship as well."

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Question 27 of 31

Who collected donations at shopping centres during the bushfires in Victoria?

Chinese, Vietnamese, and Cambodian communities

Explanation:

"Members of the Chinese, Vietnamese, and Cambodian communities in Victoria collected donations at shopping centres and fundraised through local community group events."
Australian and New Zealand communities
Indian and Pakistani communities
English and French communities

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Question 28 of 31

How did multicultural communities help during the 2019-20 bushfires?

They relocated affected people.
They only provided financial aid.
They collected money, clothes, and food donations.

Explanation:

"During Australia’s devastating bushfire season of 2019-20, many multicultural communities worked to collect money, clothes. and food donations to help people affected by the bushfires."
They did not take part in relief efforts.

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Question 29 of 31

What happened during the 2019-20 bushfire in Australia?

Only wildlife was harmed.
There was a little damage.
Only homes were damaged.
There was loss of life, property, wildlife, and environmental damage.

Explanation:

"During Australia’s devastating bushfire season of 2019-20 resulted in the loss of life, property and wildlife, and environmental destruction."

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Question 30 of 31

When was the bushfire season in Australia?

2018-2019
2019-2020

Explanation:

"Australia’s devastating bushfire season lasted from 2019 to 20, resulting in the loss of life, property and wildlife, and environmental destruction."
2020-2021
2021-2022

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Question 31 of 31

How do Australians respond in times of crisis?

They come together and support each other.

Explanation:

"Australians come together in times of crisis and take care of each other in good times and bad."
They ignore the situation.
They only rely on government help.
They move to other places.

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