Year 7 - civics test Quiz

What does "freedom of religion" mean in Australia?

• People must follow a state religion.

• People have the right to practice any religion or none at all.

• Only certain religions are allowed.

• Religion is banned.

How is freedom of religion protected by law in Australia?

• The government favors one religion.

• There is an official state religion.

• The government does not favor any religion and does not introduce laws about religion.

• Religious laws are enforced by the state.

Give an example of practicing freedom of religion.

• Going to church

• Eating at a restaurant

• Watching television

• Playing sports

What is the difference between a secular and a non-secular society?

• Secular societies have a state religion.

• Secular societies separate government and church.

• Non-secular societies have no religious influence.

• Non-secular societies separate government and church.

How does Australia's secular nature affect its laws?

• There is an official religion.

• Laws are based on religious texts.

• There is no official religion.

• Religious leaders make the laws.

Name a non-secular country and explain how religion influences its government.

• Saudi Arabia - legal system is based on Sharia law and includes education policies to teach about Islam.

• United States - legal system is based on secular laws.

• France - legal system is based on secular laws.

• Japan - legal system is based on secular laws.

What are some key Australian values?

• Compassion, equality, a fair go, freedom

• Wealth, power, independence, isolation

• Tradition, hierarchy, obedience, control

• Competition, success, fame, luxury

How do these values influence Australians?

• They promote helping others, equality, and freedom of expression.

• They encourage isolation and self-reliance.

• They focus on wealth accumulation and power.

• They emphasize strict adherence to tradition.

Why should new migrants understand Australian values?

• To build relationships and live safely without conflict.

• To learn how to accumulate wealth quickly.

• To understand the importance of isolation.

• To adapt to a hierarchical society.

Why do people migrate to Australia?

• Better job opportunities, education, safety, better healthcare system

• To escape from a democratic society

• To experience extreme weather conditions

• To live in a less diverse society