
6th grade Unit 5 Review Australia
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- Q1Where do most Australian's live?on the southwest coaston the southeast coastin the interior (outback)on the northeast coast30s
- Q2What area of Australia do very few people live in because it is too hot to build cities?by the coastin the mountainsthe interiornear the water30s
- Q3What kind of government does Australia have?presidential democracyparliamentary democracyoligarchyautocracy30s
- Q4What are the voting laws in Australia?you must vote if you are 16 or olderyou can vote for the prime ministeryou do not have to vote but can vote at 18 or olderyou must vote if you are 18 or older30s
- Q5Who can Australians vote for?queenpresidentmembers of parliamentprime minister30s
- Q6T/F If you are in prison then you can vote.FalseTrue30s
- Q7What type of economy does Australia have?mixedtraditionalmarketcommand30s
- Q8In a market economy, who makes all of the economic decisions?producers and consumerspoor peoplegovernmentthey vote to make decisions30s
- Q9Why do countries specialize?so they can focus on making one product better for more moneyso they can buy all of their products from other countriesso they can focus on making one product better for less moneyso they can make lots of products for lots of money30s
- Q10What is a tariff?limit on exportstax placed on exported goodstax placed on an imported goodlimit on imports30s
- Q11What is a quota?limit on imported goodslimit on exported goodstax on imported goodstax on exported goods30s
- Q12What is an exchange rate?the price difference between productsone nation's currency is as much as another country's currencywhat one nation's currency is worth in terms of another country's currency30s
- Q13Why is it a benefit for a country to have low tariffs?helps countries to be able to trade more freely with other countriesit helps raise prices of goods in other countriesit limits the amount of trade with other countriesit helps other countries to make more money30s
- Q14What is not a reason that the British colonized Australia?natural resourcesclimatepenal colonylocation for naval base30s
- Q15Which of the following did not happen to the Aborigines when the British moved to Australia?died from gunsthey became alliesdied from diseaseforced into the outback30s