Democratic beliefs,rights test 4

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Who collects taxes in Australia?

Local businesses

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO).

Pnly Local councils

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What makes many of the benefits that Australians enjoy possible?

Only investment income

Only private donations.

Taxes.

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Why is paying tax important in Australia?

It directly contributes to the Australian community and is required by law.

It is optional and has no impact.

It is only for businesses.

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What is a referendum?

A public holiday

A military exercise

A vote to change the Australian Constitution

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What does the 'fair go' principle mean in Australia?

Achieving success based on wealth or background

Opportunities based on personal connections

Equal opportunity based on talents, work, and effort

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What does freedom of association allow people to do?

Force others to join their group

Join only government-approved organizations

Form and join associations to pursue common goals

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What is compulsory for Australian citizens in federal and state or territory elections?

Military service

Voting

Owning property

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What does freedom of speech allow people in Australia to do?

Ignore laws

Say and write what they think, and discuss their ideas with others

Force others to accept their views

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Who else collects taxes besides the federal government?

Only State governments

Only local councils

State and territory governments and local councils.

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How do Australians believe change should occur?

Through violence

By ignoring the laws

Through discussion and peaceful persuasion

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What does Australia encourage all citizens to do?

Avoid community involvement.

Only focus on personal interests.

Actively participate in society

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How can citizens actively participate in political life?

By only participating in cultural activities.

By ignoring political matters.

By voting and engaging in political discussions

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

Military service

Owning property

Voting in federal and state or territory elections

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From what sources is tax paid?

Only from business profits

Only from investments.

From money earned from a job, a business, or investments.

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What is an example of active citizenship in Australia?

Joining neighbourhood and local community organisations.

Avoiding political life.

Ignoring social and community work.

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What are some services funded by taxes in Australia?

Only roads and railways

Government-funded healthcare and education, defence, roads and railways, and social security.

Only Government-funded healthcare and education

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What is one of the privileges of being an Australian citizen?

Applying for an Australian passport

Automatic government jobs

Receiving free housing

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What responsibilities and privileges do active citizens take on?

Avoiding any responsibility.

Shaping Australia’s future.

Only focusing on their own future

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What are Australian citizens expected to do if there is a need to defend the nation?

Leave the country

Join together to defend the nation

Ignore the call

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What do Australians reject as a way to change a person’s mind or the law?

Discussion

Peaceful persuasion

Violence

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