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Australian Citizenship Practice Test : Part 3


Last updated on September 23rd, 2020

This practice test is designed to assess your knowledge on the third part of the Australian citizenship booklet – Government and the law in Australia.

The practice test will contain 20 questions which you need to complete in 45 minutes, just like the real test. You need to get 15 answers correct to pass the test.

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#1. Both mainland territories elect _________________ representatives each to the Senate.

#2. The leader of a local council is called _________________.

#3. Senate has _________________ representatives elected from each state.

#4. _________________ conducts federal elections and referendums and maintains the Commonwealth electoral roll.

#5. In Australia, citizens aged 18 years or over must _________________.

#6. _________________ have the power to interpret and apply the law.

#7. When _________________, it becomes a law.

#8. _________________ is the power and authority to make and change the laws.

#9. The members of parliament who do not belong to any political party are called _________________.

#10. A group of people with an official responsibility is called _________________.

#11. Drug trafficking is an example of _________________.

#12. The leader of a state government is called _________________.

#13. The Australian Constitution divides power between _________________ arms of government.

#14. The joining of two or more political parties, usually to form a government or opposition is called _________________.

#15. Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia consists of _________________.

#16. The states and the Northern Territory have their own _________________.

#17. House of Representatives _________________ on proposals for new laws or changes to the laws.

#18. The Senate is also called _________________.

#19. Australians in each electorate vote for _________________ to represent them in the House of Representatives.

#20. The State and Territory Governments are responsible for social security.

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