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Year 7 Political Quiz
Year 7 Political Quiz
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Assessment 1 2018
Flashcards
20 cards
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Questions
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Answers
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Highest Court in WA
Magistrate Court
None of the answers are correct
Supreme Court
High Court
2
Law which is created by Parliament through legislation
By-law
Statute Law
Common Law
Precedence
3
House of Review
House of Representatives
Lower House
Senate
Review House
4
Government responsible for communications
State
Local
All correct answers
Federal
5
People's House
House of Cards
House of Representatives
Senate
Union of Houses
6
Eligible Voters
On the electoral role
All answers are correct
Australian Citizen
Over 18 years of age
7
Two Houses of Parliament
Tricameral
Bicameral
Camera
Twins
8
Head of Australia
Malcolm Turnbull
Governor General
Prime Minister
King Charles III
9
Upper House of Federal Parliament
Senate
Legislative assembly
House of Representatives
Legislative Council
10
Parliament presiding officer in the Senate
Governor General
President
Prime minister
Speaker
11
Parliament presiding officer in the House of Representatives
Prime Minister
Speaker
President
Scott Morrison
12
Number of senators from each State
76
12
2
Varies
13
Education is the responsibility of which level of government?
Local Government
State Government
A mixture of State and Federal
Federal Government
14
Interpreting the law
Judiciary
Prime Minister and Cabinet
Legislative
Executive
15
Legal document which sets out how Australian is to be governed
Institution
Parliamentary Document
Constitution
Retribution
16
Geographical Area which contain approximately 100,000 eligible voters
Electorate
Electors
All answers are correct
Voters
17
Fencing swimming pools
Act of Parliament
Not a law
No correct answer
By-law
18
Role of the Governor General
Advices the Prime Minister
Whip in Parliament
Royal assent
Shakes hands
19
Law derived from customs and traditions rather than legislation
Statute Law
Common Law
Act of Parliament
Legislation
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Union of all colonies to become one Nation
Union
Togetherness
Happy Community
Federation