VCE Legal Studies - Unit 4, AOS1 - Did you revise?

The upper house of the Victorian Parliament is called the

• Red house

• Legislative Assembly

• Legislative Council

• Legislative Counsel

The lower house of the Victorian Parliament is called the

• Legislative Assembly

• Senate

• House of Representatives

• Legislative Council

The Senate is

• the lower house of the Victorian Parliament

• the lower house of the High Court of Australia

• the upper house of the Victorian Parliament

• the upper house of the Commonwealth Parliament

The House of Representatives is

• where the Prime Minister lives

• the lower house of the Commonwealth Parliament

• the upper house of Federal Parliament

• the lower house of the Victorian Parliament

The Crown is represented by the

• Governor-General in the Commonwealth Parliament and the Governor in the Victorian Parliament

• Governor in the Commonwealth Parliament and the Governor-General in the Victorian Parliament

• The Prime Minister in the Commonwealth Parliament and the Governor-General in the Victorian Parliament

• The Queen in the Commonwealth Parliament and the King in the Victorian Parliament

The main role of the lower house of parliament is to ...

the main role of the upper house in both the Victorian and Commonwealth Parliaments is to act as a...

The main role of the Crown in the Victorian and Commonwealth Parliaments is to

Under the doctrine of the separation of powers, the three branches of government include the following:

• Legislature

• Executive

• Judiciary

• Delegated Legislation

• Jurisprudence

The law-making powers of the Commonwealth Parliament that are listed in the Constitution are called...

• specific powers

• specific and exclusive powers

• residual powers

• special powers