Democratic beliefs,rights test 2 – au-citizenship

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Democratic beliefs,rights test 2

Democratic beliefs,rights test 2

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What else is taxed besides income?

Only luxury items

Many goods and services.

Only imported goods.

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What is the role of a jury in Australia?

Only advise the judge.

Only Listen to evidence in a court case

Listen to evidence in a court case and decide if a person is guilty or not guilty.

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Why is voting important for Australian citizens?

It is optional and does not affect the outcome.

It allows them to have a say in how Australia is governed.

It is only a formality with no real significance.

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What does gender equality mean in Australia?

Women have more rights

Men and women have equal rights

Men have more rights

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What is the core value that underpins Australia's democratic system?

Freedom of speech

Freedom to own property

Freedom to bear arms

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What is compulsory for Australian citizens aged 18 years or over?

Voting only in local government elections.

Voting is not compulsory.

Voting in federal and state or territory elections.

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Is voting compulsory in local government elections in all states?

Yes, it is compulsory in all states.

No, it may not be compulsory in some states.

Voting is not compulsory in any state.

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What is a referendum?

A vote to change the Australian local goverment

A vote to change the Australian goverment.

A vote to change the Australian Constitution.

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What does freedom of religion mean in Australia?

You can follow any religion or no religion at all

Only Christians have freedom of religion

You must follow a religion

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What should Australian citizens do if the need arises?

Ignore national defense.

Defend Australia.

Only serve in the Australian Defence Force if forced.

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What does the Rule of Law mean in Australia?

Only government officials must obey the law

Some people are above the law

Everyone is equal under the law

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What does freedom of association include?

The right to avoid all associations

The right to join only government-approved organizations

The right to join any legal organization

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Is service in the Australian Defence Force mandatory?

Only mandatory during peacetime.

Yes, it is mandatory for all citizens.

No, it is voluntary.

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What is freedom of association?

The right to form and join associations to pursue common goals

The right to associate only with family

The right to avoid all associations

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Why is jury service important?

It is optional and not significant.

It helps ensure that the court system is open and fair

It is a ceremonial duty with no real impact.

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What ensures that individuals are not treated differently because of gender, race, disability, or age?

Australian laws

Personal beliefs

Community rules

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Why is it important for Australian citizens to be committed to defending the nation?

To ensure the nation and its way of life are protected if necessary.

To fulfill a ceremonial duty.

To avoid legal penalties.

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What happens if there is a conflict between an Australian law and a religious practice?

Australian law prevails

It depends on the religion

The religious practice prevails

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What can people do under freedom of speech in Australia?

Criticize the government violently.

Campaign to change laws without any restrictions.

Protest peacefully against government decisions.

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What must Australian citizens do when called for jury service?

Appoint someone else to serve

Ignore the call

Serve on the jury if called

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