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9 Civics & Citizenship Revision

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Compulsory preferential voting is...

a)

Numbering from most preferred to least preferred candidate

b)

A candidate winning a proportion of the vote

c)

Not used in Australia

d)

The number of candidates with the most votes

2.

People's voting choices may be influenced from...

a)

Media and social media reports

b)

Family and friends

c)

Party policies

d)

All of the above

3.

The Prime Minister of Australia sits in...

a)

The Legislative Assembly

b)

The House of Representatives

c)

A seat

d)

The Senate

4.

(a)   is a set of rules that applies to everyone in society.

5.

A criminal sanction is defined as...

a)

Paying a fine

b)

Going to jail

c)

The punishment recieved after breaking the law

d)

Paying compensation for a dispute

6.

Which of the following is NOT one of the levels of government?

a)

Magistrate

b)

Federal

c)

Local

d)

State

7.

What is the highest court in Queensland?

a)

County Court

b)

District Court

c)

Magistrate Court

d)

Supreme Court

8.

Common law is...

a)

Common to all people

b)

Disputes between two people

c)

Parliament made laws

d)

Judge made laws

9.

Which of the following is NOT a branch of the Separation of Powers?

a)

Executive

b)

Constitutional Monarchy

c)

Legislative

d)

Judiciary

10.

The Executive branch has the power to:

a)

Put laws into action

b)

Make and change laws

c)

Punish wrongdoers for breaking the law

d)

Make judgements on the law

11.

The Legislative branch has the power to:

a)

Put laws into action

b)

Make and change laws

c)

Punish wrongdoers for breaking the law

d)

Make judgements on the law

12.

The Judiciary branch has the power to:

a)

Put laws into action

b)

Make and change laws

c)

Punish wrongdoers for breaking the law

d)

Make judgements on the law

13.

Statute law are:

a)

Laws made by courts

b)

Interpreted by the Consitution

c)

Laws made by Parliament

d)

Laws that look like a statue

14.

Who is the current Prime Minister?

a)
b)
c)
d)
15.

Former Australian Prime Minister, _____ _______, had a vegemite sandwich thrown at her when she attended Marsden State High School.

(a)  

16.

Which political party is currently in power in Australia?

a)

Liberal

b)

The Coalition

c)

Labor

d)

One Nation

17.

Liberal's political ideologies are considered...

a)

Far left

b)

Centre left

c)

Centre right

d)

Far right

18.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation political ideologies are considered...

a)

Far left

b)

Centre left

c)

Centre right

d)

Far right

19.

In what year did the Tent Embassy start?

a)

466 BCE

b)

1970

c)

1972

d)

1738

20.

What was the purpose of the Tent Embassy? What was being protested?

a)

High taxes

b)

Bird rights

c)

Human rights

d)

Land rights