Question 1

What is the role of the Governor-General in Australian democracy?

Accepted Answer

Representative of the Monarch

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Chief Justice

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Head of State

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Leader of the Opposition

Question 2

What is the term for the Australian Prime Minister's official residence?

Accepted Answer

The Lodge

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The Palace

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The House

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The Manor

Question 3

What is the upper house of the Australian Parliament called?

Accepted Answer

Senate

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National Assembly

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House of Representatives

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Council of Ministers

Question 4

Which political party is currently in power in Australia?

Accepted Answer

Liberal Party

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National Party

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Labor Party

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Greens Party

Question 5

How often are federal elections held in Australia?

Accepted Answer

Every 3 years

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Every 2 years

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Every 4 years

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Every 5 years

Question 6

In Australian democracy, what is the term for the process of voting for political representatives?

Accepted Answer

Elections

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Caucuses

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Ballots

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Referendums

Question 7

What is the Australian equivalent of the United States' White House?

Accepted Answer

The Parliament House

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The Government House

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The Executive Mansion

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The Presidential Residence

Question 8

Who is the head of the Australian government?

Accepted Answer

Prime Minister

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Attorney General

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President

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Monarch

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