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What do weremember on Anzac Day?  \na. The landing of the Australian andNew Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli, Turkey  \nb. The arrival of the first free settlers from GreatBritain  \nc. The landing of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove  \n2. What are the colours of the AustralianAboriginal Flag?  \na. Black, red and yellow  \nb. Green, white and black  \nc. Blue, white and green  \n3. Which official symbol of Australia identifiesCommonwealth property?  \na. The national anthem  \nb. Australia’s national flowerc. Commonwealth Coat of Arms  \n# Australia’s democratic beliefs, rights and liberties\n\n4. Which of these statements about Australia’ssystem of government is correct?  \na. The Queen of Australia chooses people to formthe Australian Parliament  \nb. The government is elected by the people  \nc. The Prime Minister chooses our Membersof Parliament  \n5. Which of these isan example of freedomof speech?  \na. People can peacefully protest againstgovernment decisions  \nb. Men and women are treated equally in acourt of law  \nc. Australians are free to not follow a religion  \n6. Which of these statements aboutgovernment in Australia is correct?  \na. The government does not allow some religions  \nb. Government in Australia is secular  \nc. Religious laws are passed by parliament  \n7. Which of these isan example of equalityin Australia?  \na. Everyone follows the same religion  \nb. Men and women have the same rights  \nc. Everyone belongs to the same political party  \n8. Which of these isa responsibility ofAustralian citizens aged 18 years or over?  \na. To attend local council meetings  \nb. To vote in elections  \nc. To have a current Australian passport  \n9. Which of these isa responsibility ofAustralian citizens aged 18 years or over?  \na. To do local community service  \nb. To carry a passport at all times  \nc. To serve on a jury if called todo so  \n10. Which of these statements aboutpassports is correct?  \na. Australian citizens can apply for anAustralian passport  \nb. Permanent residents can hold anAustralian passport  \nc. Australian citizens need a passportand visa to return to Australia  \n# Government andthe law in Australia\n\n11. Which of these statements about voting inAustralian elections is correct?  \na. People are free and safe to vote forany candidate  \nb. Voting is by a show of hands  \nc. People must write their name on their vote  \n12. What happened in Australia on  \n1 January 1901?  \na. The Australian Constitution was changed by areferendum  \nb. The Australian Constitution came into effect  \nc. The Australian and New Zealand Army Corpswas formed  \n13. What is the name of the legal documentthat sets out the rules for the governmentof Australia?  \na. The Australian Federation  \nb. The Australian Commonwealth  \nc. The Australian Constitution  \n14. What isa referendum?  \na. A vote to change the government  \nb. A vote to change the Australian Constitution  \nc. A vote to change the Prime Minister  \n15. Which arm of government has the powerto interpret and apply laws?  \na. Legislative  \nb. Executive  \nc. Judicial  \n16. Which of these isa role of theGovernor-General?  \na. The appointment of state premiers  \nb. The signing of Bills passed by theAustralian Parliament  \nc. The appointment of the Head of State  \n17. Which of these statements about stategovernments is correct?  \na. All states have the same constitution  \nb. Each state has its own constitution  \nc. The states have no constitution  \n18. What is the name given to the party orcoalition of parties with the second largestnumber of members in the House ofRepresentatives?  \na. The Government  \nb. The Opposition  \nc. The Senate  \n19. What is the name of aproposal to makealaw in parliament?  \na. Royal Assent  \nb. Bill  \nc. Debate  \n20. Who maintains peace and order inAustralia?  \na. Public servants  \nb. Police  \nc. 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