Citizenship Australian Values 3

Question 1

What right do Australians have if they are accused of a crime?

Accepted Answer

They are presumed innocent until proven guilty

Answer

The presumption of innocence is a fundamental legal right in Australia's justice system.

Question 2

Which institution is responsible for making laws in Australia at the federal level?

Accepted Answer

The Australian Parliament

Answer

Australia's Parliament — consisting of the House of Representatives and the Senate — makes federal laws.

Question 3

How does Australia's value of 'a fair go' apply to the workplace?

Accepted Answer

Workers have the right to fair pay and safe conditions regardless of background

Answer

A fair go in the workplace means fair wages, safe conditions, and protection from exploitation for all workers.

Question 4

What does it mean for Australia to be a 'secular' country?

Accepted Answer

Religion and government are kept separate; the state does not favour any religion

Answer

A secular government means the state does not promote or enforce any religious belief.

Question 5

Which of the following is an example of upholding Australian democratic values?

Accepted Answer

Joining a political party and peacefully campaigning for your views

Answer

Peaceful participation in political processes — like campaigning — is a core expression of Australian democracy.

Australian Citizenship Test Practice Test