Australia's Government

Australia's can be described in these two ways

• constitutional monarchy

• parliamentary democracy

• presidential democracy

• autocracy

Even though Australia is an independent country it is still part of

• Oceania

• the British Commonwealth of Nations

• the European Union

• the Coalition of Oceanic Nations

Australian citizens directly elect

• members of parliament

• the prime minister

• the governor general

• the head of state

The person with the most power in Australia's government is the

• head of state

• governor general

• head of government

• cabinet members

The two houses of Australia's Federal Parliament are known as

• the House of Commons & the Senate

• the House of Representatives & the House of Commons

• the Senate & the House of Representatives

• the Senate & the Chamber of Deputies

Select all the answer with all the names/titles for the leader with the most power in Australia

• Prime Minister, Head of Government, Chief Executive

• Chief Executive, President, Head of Government

• Head of Government, Monarch, Prime Minister

• Prime Minister, Chief Executive, Head of State

Which of the following is mandatory for Australian adults?

• Having a pet Kangaroo

• Camel riding

• voting

• growing eucalyptus for the growing koala population

Who serves as the representative of the British Monarch in Australia?

• Head of State

• Governor General

• Prime Minister

• Head of Government

The capital city of Australia is

• Sydney

• Australia Capital Territory

• Perth

• Canberra