Civics Test Revision Quiz

What is the main goal of a liberal democracy?

• To ensure economic equality

• To protect the rights of the individual

• To centralize government power

• To eliminate political parties

What does a representative government require members of parliament to do?

• Make laws for the majority of voters

• Follow the orders of the president

• Focus on international relations

• Prioritize economic growth

What is a key principle of a responsible government?

• Members of parliament must be answerable to voters

• Members of parliament must focus on foreign policy

• Members of parliament must prioritize military spending

• Members of parliament must reduce taxes

What does compulsory voting require?

• Only citizens over 65 must vote

• All adult citizens must cast a vote in all elections

• Only government officials must vote

• Voting is optional for everyone

What is the principle of the Rule of Law in Australia?

• Laws apply equally to all individuals and organizations.

• Laws apply only to government officials.

• Laws can be changed by anyone at any time.

• Laws are optional guidelines.

According to the Principle of the Rule of Law, who has the authority to enforce the law?

• Anyone in the community (such as your Uncle Steve)

• Those with legal authority (such as the police)

• Only the Military.

• Any elected official up to the Prime Minister

What type of government does Australia have?

• Socialist republic

• Representative democracy with a constitutional monarchy

• Single-party system

• Absolute monarchy

Which political party dominates China's political system?

• Liberal Party

• Labour Party

• Chinese Communist Party (CCP)

• Democratic Party

How is political power characterized in China's political system?

• Separation of powers

• Concentrated in the hands of a small group of leaders

• Decentralized among various branches

• Shared equally among all citizens

What ensures that no one branch of government can dominate in Australia?

• Single-party system

• Concentration of power

• Separation of powers

• Public Holidays