Democratic beliefs,rights test 1

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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 does freedom of expression in Australia include?

Only written speech

Views expressed through art, film, music, and literature

Only political speeches

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What is the role of the government in relation to religion in Australia?

To promote one national religion

To operate separately from churches or religious entities

To control religious practices

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What does the Rule of Law mean in Australia?

Only government officials must obey the law

Everyone is equal under the law

Some people are above the law

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What must representatives in parliament do in a parliamentary democracy?

Follow orders from the monarchy

Make their own decisions without consulting the people

Answer to the people through elections

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What must be obeyed even while engaging in freedom of speech and association?

Personal beliefs

Australian laws

Religious rules

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Who must obey Australia’s laws?

Everyone, including leaders and officials

Only the police

Only citizens

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What is the 'fair go' principle in Australia?

Equal opportunity based on talents, work, and effort

Opportunities based on personal connections

Achieving success based on wealth or background

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

Personal beliefs

Australian laws

Community rules

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What does freedom of religion mean in Australia?

Only Christians have freedom of religion

You can follow any religion or no religion at all

You must follow a religion

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What are the responsibilities of an Australian citizen?

Obey the laws, vote, defend Australia, serve on a jury

Pay taxes, serve in the military, join a political party

Own property, follow a religion, speak English

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What type of government system does Australia have?

Monarchy

Dictatorship

Parliamentary democracy

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

It depends on the religion

The religious practice prevails

Australian law prevails

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What is the core Australian value that underpins the democratic system?

Freedom to bear arms

Freedom to own property

Freedom of speech

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What is the principle of democracy?

Rule of the few

Rule of the majority

Rule of one

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What privileges do Australian citizens enjoy?

Receive free housing, get automatic government jobs, bypass laws

Have dual citizenship, own a business, work for foreign governments

Apply for a passport, vote, seek consular assistance

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What do Australians believe should be the method for changing laws or minds?

Violence

Ignoring the laws

Peaceful persuasion and democratic process

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What must Australian citizens do when called for jury service?

Ignore the call

Appoint someone else to serve

Serve on the jury if called

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What is freedom of association?

The right to associate only with family

The right to form and join associations to pursue common goals

The right to avoid all associations

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Where does the power of the government come from in a parliamentary democracy?

The military

The monarchy

The people

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