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What is legislative power?

The power to interpret laws

The power to enforce laws

The power to make and change laws

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Who must obey Australian laws?

Everyone, including leaders and officials

Only the general public

Only government officials

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

Say and write what they think, and discuss ideas

Say anything, including illegal threats

Force others to accept their opinions

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What does 'Anzac' stand for?

Australians National Zone for Army Command

Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

Australian and New Zealand Allied Coalition

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Which of the following is an example of 'mateship'?

Charging a fee to help a friend

Taking a meal to an elderly neighbour

Ignoring someone who is lonely

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What is meant by 'mateship' in Australian culture?

Avoiding social responsibilities

Helping each other in times of need

Competing with others to succeed

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When did the Australian Constitution come into effect?

1 January 1901

26 January 1788

15 July 1890

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What branches of government did the Australian Constitution establish?

Only the Prime Minister's office

The Parliament and the High Court of Australia

The monarchy and religious institutions

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When is Anzac Day commemorated each year?

25 April

25 January

11 November

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Are migrants expected to learn English?

Only after 10 years

No, it's optional for citizens

Yes, they are expected to make reasonable efforts to learn it

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What is the Australian Constitution?

An economic policy document

A declaration of independence from Britain

A legal document that sets out the basic rules for the government of Australia

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Why is learning English important in Australia?

To apply for visas

So you can avoid taxes

To fully participate in education, work and society

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Where did the Anzacs land during World War I on 25 April 1915?

France

Belgium

Gallipoli, Türkiye

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What historical event does Australia Day mark?

Discovery of gold in Victoria

Federation of the colonies

Arrival of the First Fleet in 1788

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What is a key reason Australians value volunteering?

It replaces paid employment

It increases taxes

It strengthens the community and supports those in need

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How do Australians believe change should occur in society?

Through discussion, peaceful persuasion, and the democratic process

By following religious rules only

Through violent protests

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What is freedom of speech considered in Australia?

A minor right

Only allowed for politicians

A core Australian value

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Who has legislative power in Australia?

The High Court

The Prime Minister

Parliament

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When is Australia Day celebrated?

1 January

26 January

25 December

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What does the Rule of Law mean in Australia?

Laws apply only to people in power

No person, group or religious rule is above the law

Only citizens must follow the law

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