Year 9 Commerce: Lobby Groups Quiz

What is the main purpose of a lobby group?

• To replace government decision-makers

• To influence public policy and legislation

• To run political parties

• To sell products to the public

Which of the following is a key method used by lobby groups to influence decision-making?

• Ignoring media

• Silent protests only

• Submissions to inquiries

• Taxation reform

Which of the following best describes a “petition”?

• A new government law

• A formal request signed by citizens

• A business plan for a campaign

• A protest march

What type of group is Business NSW?

• Health group

• Religious group

• Business interest group

• Environmental lobby

What does the Aboriginal Legal Service (ALS) mainly advocate for?

• Cheaper business insurance

• Strict environmental laws

• Indigenous justice and equality

• Changes to immigration policy

What does “public action” refer to in relation to lobby groups?

• Government spending

• Peace treaties

• Collective activities like protests and petitions

• Private company profits

The term “media campaign” refers to:

• Silent protests held in Parliament

• Business advertising only

• Strategic use of media to promote an issue

• Fundraising for political parties

GetUp! is a lobby group known for:

• Defending business tax breaks

• Representing club owners

• Campaigning for progressive causes

• Protecting mining interests

Which of the following is an example of government accountability through lobbying?

• Avoiding media discussions

• Submitting evidence to a public inquiry

• Voting in secret

• Running a private business

Which of these groups is most likely to lobby for better public health policy?

• Business NSW

• Australian Medical Association

• ClubsNSW

• GetUp!