Choose the term that best matches: A personal interest in something, often financial or political, that can influence opinions or decisions.

Choose the term that best matches: A person who doesn’t always vote for the same party and may change their vote based on current issues or candidates.

Choose the term that best matches: The political party or group that is not in power and provides alternative ideas and criticisms of government decisions.

Choose the term that best matches: A politician not belonging to a major party; can hold balance of power in Parliament.

Choose the term that best matches: The past performance or achievements of a government or politician that may influence voters.

Which concept is described: Labor – social equality and workers’ rights. Liberal – free enterprise and individual responsibility.

Which concept is described: A plan of action by government; e.g., renewable energy incentives.

Which term best describes a party that has influence voting in Parliament; can negotiate support for key laws.

Which concept is described: Geographic areas represented by an MP; we live in the electorate of Monash.

Which concept is described: MPs represent constituents, debate laws, and vote on policies.

Which concept is described: Maintaining peace after conflict (e.g., Australian troops in East Timor).

Which concept is described: Money, goods, or expertise given to other countries (e.g., disaster relief in the Pacific).

These are examples of : ________: Red Cross, World Vision, Greenpeace; work on poverty, health, environment; challenges include funding and safety.

Select all items listed as key threats to Australia’s democracy.

In the scenario "Jeanette votes the same as her parents," which main voter influence applies:

In the scenario "Debra votes based on a same-sex marriage policy article she reads," which main factor voter influence applies?

In the scenario "Antoinette supports parental leave policy," which main factor voter influence applies :

In the scenario "John is swayed by journalist’s opinion," which main factor voter influence applies?

Which effect is identified as a positive impact of media bias on social media for civic engagement and voter behaviour?

Select all effects identified as negative impacts of media bias on social media for civic engagement and voter behaviour.

What does Rupert Murdoch own?

Which term refers to a person who votes based on the policies that matter most to them, rather than party loyalty?

Which of the following is an example of a non-governmental organization (NGO) working internationally?

What is the main role of the opposition in a parliamentary system?