Citizenship Parliament and Elections

Question 1

What are the two houses of Australia's federal parliament?

Accepted Answer

House of Representatives and Senate

Answer

House of Commons and Senate

Answer

Parliament and Cabinet

Answer

Congress and Senate

Question 2

How many senators does each state elect to the Australian Senate?

Accepted Answer

12

Answer

6

Answer

8

Answer

10

Question 3

Who is the head of government in Australia?

Accepted Answer

The Prime Minister

Answer

The President

Answer

The Governor-General

Answer

The King

Question 4

What is the main constitutional role of the Governor-General?

Accepted Answer

To represent the King and carry out constitutional duties

Answer

To make laws for Australia

Answer

To lead the government in daily matters

Answer

To command the Australian military

Question 5

Where does Australia's federal parliament meet?

Accepted Answer

Canberra

Answer

Sydney

Answer

Melbourne

Answer

Brisbane

Question 6

How often must elections for the House of Representatives be held at minimum?

Accepted Answer

Every 3 years

Answer

Every 2 years

Answer

Every 4 years

Answer

Every 5 years

Question 7

What is the lower house of Australia's federal parliament called?

Accepted Answer

The House of Representatives

Answer

The Senate

Answer

The Legislative Assembly

Answer

The House of Commons