Unit 4 AOS 1
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- Q1What is the role of the High Court of Australia?To administer government agenciesTo enforce existing lawsTo interpret and apply the ConstitutionTo create new laws30s
- Q2What does the term 'bicameral system' mean?A system of government with two legislative chambers.A system of government with three legislative chambers.A system of government with one legislative chamber.A system of government with four legislative chambers.30s
- Q3Which of the following is true about the legislative process in a bicameral system?The lower chamber has the power to overrule any veto by the upper chamber.The upper chamber can veto any bill passed by the lower chamber.Both chambers must pass the same bill before it becomes law.Only one chamber needs to pass a bill for it to become law.30s
- Q4What is the section in the Australian constitution that outlines the composition of the Senate?S24S7S71S12830s
- Q5What is the section in the Australian constitution that outlines the method of electing members of the House of Representatives?S24S7S71S12830s
- Q6What is the full name of the Australian Constitution?Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (UK)Australian Constitution Act 1900Commonwealth Charter of AustraliaConstitution of Australia30s
- Q7
Grant Royal Assent - is a role of the
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Governor General
Prime Minister
Attorney General
30s - Q8
Which house is also know as the House of Review?
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Who is most known for scrutinising bills?
House of Representatives
The upper house
The lower house
Legislative Assembly
30s - Q10
Type of bill that must be introduced in the lower house only
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Name of geographical region that a MP represents
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Which house controls government expenditure?
Senate
Out House
House of Representatives
Upper House
30s