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WorksheetsHASS-review SEM1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
A person who can vote are known as
(a)
The process of choosing a person or a group of people by voting are called
(a)
How old must you be to vote in an election?
18 years old
25 years old
12 years old
30 years old
You should learn as much as you can about the candidates before deciding who you will be voting for.
True
False
Levels of government in Australia are:
local federal and state
house of reps and senate
local state and house of reps
local state and house of commons
In Australia, we have a ......................... democracy
united
fair
representative
failed
Two types of lawyers that assist people are
barristers and solicitors
Bankruptcy lawyers and attorney
counsellor and solicitors
solicitors and lawyer
Australian citizens directly elect
members of parliament
the prime minister
the governor general
the head of state
Democracy is a form of government in which the rulers are elected by
rich people
royal families
the king
the people
In a democracy, the final decision-making power is in the hands of those who are
nominated by the government
elected by the people
authorized by the president to do so
authorized by the Prime Minister to do so
What do we mean by a democratic decision?
decision taken by a parliament
decision taken by an executive
decision taken by the head of the state
decision taken by discussions and consultations
Which form of government requires all citizens to take part in politics?
Monarchy
Dictatorship
One-party government
Democracy
What is AFP?
Austrian Federal Police
Australian Federation Police
Australian Federal Police
Australian Federal Policy
Choose the correct answers
immigration
Department of education
School attendance
Department of fair trading
consumer protection
police service department
crime
food authority or state health department
food safety
Law are binding (a) . They are put in place by the (b) an carry with them the (c) to enforce (d) for failure or refusal to obey them.
Rules are made to (a) everybody's needs are (b) , that people are (c) and that everybody gets a (d) to go.
Who is in charge of the election in Australia?
The people
The Government
the Australian Electoral Commission
the Australian Federal Commission
The 3 levels of government in Australia:
Federal Parliament
state or territory Parliament
local council
all of them
The first secret ballot was held...
Canberra in 1857
in Victoria during the 1856 Parliamentary elections.
in Melbourne during the 1856 Parliamentary elections.
in Melbourne during the 1866 Parliamentary elections.
Compulsory voting was first adopted in Queensland in 1915
true
false
Mandatory voting is optional voting
true
false
Barristers are lawyers who...
represent people in court
represent government in court
Do legal work like completing legal requirements
none of the above
Solicitors are lawyers who...
represent people in court
represent government in court
Do legal work like completing legal requirements
none of the above
Democracy can not be applied to school management
true
false
All nations are democracies
true
false
