1) Why do many people aspire to become Australian citizen? a) to enjoy economic benefit and job opportunities. b) to live according to Australian values. c) to experience a multicultural society. 2) Why is voting considered important in Australia? a) to exercise individual freedom of choice. b) to maintain law and order in society. c) to ensure the dominance of a single political party. 3) What is the principle regarding joining or leaving a group in Australia? a) Individual can be forced to join a group if ti is with the law. b) Individual cannot be compelled to join a group or forced to leave it. c) Joining a group is mandatory for all Australian citizens. 4) is it acceptable to promote violence against others based on their culture, ethnicity, religion or background in Australia? a) Yes, as long as it is within the limits of freedom of speech. b) No, it is against the Australian values and law. c) Only if it is supported by a majority of the population. 5) What types of marriages are allowed in Australia? a) Only marriages between a man and a woman. b) Only marriages between people of the same ethnic origin. c) Marriages between any two people, including same-sex marriages. 6) Where are the requirements for protests in Australia? a) Protests must be peaceful and within the law. b) Protests must injure people or damage property. c) Protests must be violent to be effective. 7) Which of the following practices are against the law in Australia? a) Freedom of speech and expression b) Polygamy and forced marriage c) Joining political parties and trade unions 8) How does Australian society view religious intolerance? a) Religious intolerance is accepted and encouraged. b) Religious intolerance is not accepted in Australian society. c) Religious intolerance is only applicable to certain religions. 9) How are laws determined in Australia? a) By religious institutions b) By elected parliaments c) By the military 10) What is the stance of the Australian government on peaceful protests? a) Peaceful protests are fundamental part of democracy and are allowed. b) Peaceful protests are strictly prohibited. c) Peaceful protests are discouraged but tolerated. 11) How does the law treat people from different backgrounds in Australia? a) People from different backgrounds receive preferential treatment. b) People from different backgrounds are discriminated against. c) People from different backgrounds receive the same treatment under the law. 12) How does Australia treat religion and religious practices? a) Australia has an official national religion. b) Religious practices are exempt from Australian laws. c) Australians are free to follow any religion they choose. 13) Are individuals allowed to make false allegations or encourage others to break the law in Australia? a) No, it is against the principles of democracy. b) It depends on the severity of the allegation or law breaking. c) No, it is illegal and goes against Australian values. 14) Should people tolerate one another where they find that they disagree? a) It is against the law to disagree with one another. b) No, people only need to treat each other with respect if they agree with one another. c) Yes, peaceful diagreement reflects Australian values in relation to mutual respect. 15) Which of the following is an example of contributing to the Australian community? a) Volunteering or fundraising for a charity is a great opportunity to strengthen our community. b) I should not make any effort go get to know other people. c) People in Australia should not contribute to the community because Australia is a free country. 16) Why does the power of the government come from the Australian people? a) Because Australian citizens vote for people to represent them in the parliament. b) Because voting is compulsory in Australia. c) Because Australian laws apply to all people in Australia. 17) Why are Australians allowed to peacefully protest against the actions of the government? a) Because it is never acceptable to promote violence against another group of people. b) Because tolerance of peaceful public protest is an essential part of democracy.  c) Because people are free to join any legal organisation. 18) Which of these statements about freedom of speech and expression is correct? a) Other people's freedom of speech and freedom of expression must be respected, as long as such expression is lawful. b) Australians are not free to meet with people in public places for social or political discussion. c) In Australia, freedom of speech and expression only applies to newspapers, television and radio. 19) What does Australian society value in terms of equal rights? a) Equal rights for everyone except based on gender. b) Equal rights based on religious beliefs only. c) Equal rights regardless of gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, race or ethnic origin. 20) What is the purpose of the laws in Australia regarding equal treatment? a) To discriminate against certain religions. b) To protect individuals from being treated differently based on various factors. c) To prevent people from different backgrounds from marrying each other. 21) Who is expected to follow Australian laws? a) Only Australian citizens b) All people in Australia, regardless of their background or culture. c) Only individuals from certain cultural backgrounds. 22) What is the significance of obeying the law in Australia? a) It ensures economic prosperity for all citizens. b) It upholds the principles of democracy. c) It protects individuals rights and freedoms.  23) What are the core values that are central to the Australian community? a) Freedom, respect, fairness, and equality of opportunity. b) Unity, loyalty, tradition and authority. c) Justice, honesty, compassion and integrity. 24) What is the legal status of religious laws in Australia? a) Religious laws have no legal status in Australia. b) Religious laws can replace Australian laws. c) Religious laws are considered alongside Australian laws. 25) What freedoms of Australians are against the law in terms of expressing their ideas.  a) Freedom to promote violence against others. b) Freedom to spread false allegations. c) Freedom to encourage others to break the law. d) All of the above. 26) Why do many people want to become Australian citizens? a) Because Australia is a big country and has lots of resources. b) Because Australia is a developed country. c) Because Australia values define and shape the country. 27) Australian citizenship is about living out Australian values in your everyday life and in your local community. a) True b) False 28) Which of these statements best demonstrates Australian values about freedom of expression? a) People with different views from me need to be quiet. b) Everyone can peacefully express their opinions within the law. c) Only approved topics can be discussed. 29) Australian values are based on what .....? a) Fairness, religion, racism, equality b) Fairness, respect, equality of opportunity, freedom c) Freedom, fairness, equality, racism 30) Is forced marriage legal in Australia? a) Yes, as long as it is registered in the court. b) No, It is against the law in Australia and can result in severe legal penalties, including imprisonment. c) Yes, as long as it is allowed in some religions. 31) Which one of the following statements is correct? a) You can break the law if you lived in Australia for less than a year. b) You should follow the law even if no one is watching you. c) You can break the law when no one is watching you. 32) If it is legal to discriminate against people, whose religion is different from you? a) Yes, only against those people who are minority in Australia. b) Yes, as long as it doesn't harm others. c) No, it is illegal to discriminate based on gender, sexual orientation, age, disability, race, religion, national or ethnic origin in Australia. 33) People are free to say and write what they think about any topic or to discuss their ideas with others. Which type of free is this? a) Freedom of speech b) Freedom of expression c) Freedom of religion 34) Which of the following statements about religion is not correct? a) Australia has no official national religions. b) People in Australia are free to follow any religion they choose. c) Religious laws have legal status in Australia. 35) Which of the following statements about freedom of association is correct? a) Individuals can be compelled to join an organisation or forced to leave it. b) Individuals cannot be compelled to join an organisation or forced to leave it. c) People are not free to join any legal organisation. 36) Religious intolerance is acceptable in Australian society. a) True b) False 37) What is polygamy? a) Being married to one person for life. b) Being married to more than on person at the same time. c) Being married again after divorce. 38) What does having a parliamentary democracy mean? a) Only parliament members are involved in how the country is governed. b) All Australians are involved in how the country is governed. c) Only parliament members can vote. 39) What is equality of opportunity? a) A person should get a job based on their skills and experience. b) Men have more opportunities than women. c) Women have more opportunities than men. 40) Which statement is correct about gender equality? a) Only men can join the Australian Defence Force and Police. b) Both men and women can join the Australian Defence Force and Police. c) Only women can join the Australian Defence Force and Police. 41) What someone achieves in life should be a result of what .................? a) Their wealth b) Their background c) Hard work and talents 42) Who can stand for parliament in Australia? a) Only men b) Only women c) Both men and women 43) How should people in Australia express their ideas? a) Freely, as long as it is within the law. b) Freely, even if it is against the law. c) People in Australia are not allowed to express their ideas. 44) Where are people free to meet for social or political discussion? a) In private place only b) In public place only c) In public and private places 45) Why are Australians allowed to peacefully protest against the actions of the government? a) Because Australian are free to follow any religion. b) Because tolerance of peaceful public protest is an essential part of democracy. c) Because people are free to join any legal organisation. 46) What is the official national religion in Australia? a) Christianity b) Buddhism c) Australia has no official national religion. 47) Which of the following religious or cultural practices is against the law in Australia? a) Forced marriage b) Being married to one person c) Converting to another religion 48) What does Australian society value? a) Discrimination against a person because of their gender. b) The equal rights of all people. c) Religion intolerance 49) Should people in Australia make an effort to learn English? a) People in Australia should speak whichever language is most commonly spoken in their local neighbourhood. b) There is no expectation to learn any particular language in Australia. c) Yes, English is the national language of Australia and it helps to get an education, a job, and to integrate into the community. 50) In Australia, can you encourage violence against a person or group of people if you have been insulted? a) Yes, if you do not intend to carry out the violence. b) No, it is against Australian values and the law. c) Sometimes, if I feel very offended.

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