Free Australian Citizenship Practice Test 2020 : 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. Drug trafficking is an example of _________________.

national crime

federal crime

medical crime

youth crime

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

two

six

four

three

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

Federal assembly and the senate

Liberal party and Labour party

House of lords and house of commons

House of Representatives and a Senate

#4. Local governments are responsible for street signs, traffic controls.

False

True

#5. _________________ has the legislative power to make and change the laws.

The high court

The federal judge

The ministers

The Parliament

#6. Government can take away jobs of a judges if it disagrees with their decisions.

False

True

#7. The people of Australia elect _________________ members to the House of Representatives.

120

100

200

150

#8. The House of Representatives is also called the _________________.

Lower House

Upper house

Major house

House of Lords

#9. The _________________ is the highest authority in the court.

Jury

judge or magistrate

Royal commission

Governer-general

#10. The _________ is the Head of State of Australia.

President

Prime minister

High court

Queen

#11. In Australia, the Queen _________________.

approves all decisions of the government

approves some decisions of the government

does not have a day-to-day role in government

signs major bills of the government

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

the collaboration

the alliance

the federation

the coaltition

#13. The _________________ investigates crimes against federal laws.

Federal judge

Kangaroo court

Australian Federal Police

Military court

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

argue

fight

protest

consider, debate and vote

#15. Courts and judges are independent of parliament and government.

False

True

#16. The Australian Constitution was originally passed as part of a _________________ in 1900.

British Act of Parliament

The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act

Commonwealth Act 1902

Republic act 1906

#17. An elected representative of a state or territory in the Australian Parliament is called _________________.

Senator

Member of Royal commission

Councilor

Premier

#18. The Governor-General has special powers known as _________________ that can only be used in specific circumstances.

reserve powers

executive power

judicial power

legislative power

#19. On _________________, the colonies were united into a federation of states called the Commonwealth of Australia.

26th January 1901

1st January 1901

25th April 1901

#20. ___________ is a member of parliament chosen by a government leader to be responsible for an area of government.

Governer-general

Government Minister

Council member

prime minister

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#1. Drug trafficking is an example of _________________.

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

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

#4. Local governments are responsible for street signs, traffic controls.

#5. _________________ has the legislative power to make and change the laws.

#6. Government can take away jobs of a judges if it disagrees with their decisions.

#7. The people of Australia elect _________________ members to the House of Representatives.

#8. The House of Representatives is also called the _________________.

#9. The _________________ is the highest authority in the court.

#10. The _________ is the Head of State of Australia.

#11. In Australia, the Queen _________________.

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

#13. The _________________ investigates crimes against federal laws.

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

#15. Courts and judges are independent of parliament and government.

#16. The Australian Constitution was originally passed as part of a _________________ in 1900.

#17. An elected representative of a state or territory in the Australian Parliament is called _________________.

#18. The Governor-General has special powers known as _________________ that can only be used in specific circumstances.

#19. On _________________, the colonies were united into a federation of states called the Commonwealth of Australia.

#20. ___________ is a member of parliament chosen by a government leader to be responsible for an area of government.

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#1. Drug trafficking is an example of _________________.

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

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

#4. Local governments are responsible for street signs, traffic controls.

#5. _________________ has the legislative power to make and change the laws.

#6. Government can take away jobs of a judges if it disagrees with their decisions.

#7. The people of Australia elect _________________ members to the House of Representatives.

#8. The House of Representatives is also called the _________________.

#9. The _________________ is the highest authority in the court.

#10. The _________ is the Head of State of Australia.

#11. In Australia, the Queen _________________.

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

#13. The _________________ investigates crimes against federal laws.

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

#15. Courts and judges are independent of parliament and government.

#16. The Australian Constitution was originally passed as part of a _________________ in 1900.

#17. An elected representative of a state or territory in the Australian Parliament is called _________________.

#18. The Governor-General has special powers known as _________________ that can only be used in specific circumstances.

#19. On _________________, the colonies were united into a federation of states called the Commonwealth of Australia.

#20. ___________ is a member of parliament chosen by a government leader to be responsible for an area of government.

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