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F.S.L Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of Democracy and Government

Are you familiar with the fundamental principles of democracy and the workings of government? This quiz is designed to challenge your knowledge on various aspects of democracy, government structures, and processes. Whether you're a student, a teacher, or simply a curious individual, this quiz will enhance your understanding of civic concepts.

Key Features:

21 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice and checkbox formats
Instant feedback on your answers

21 Questions5 MinutesCreated by InquiringMind423

What is the definition of Democracy?

A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives

a country governed by a dictator

Other

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What are the three levels of Government?

Country, Government and State

Federal, State and Local

Other

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Where does Federal get their funding from?

Fines - Police + Roads

Income Tax

Where does State get their funding from?

Licenses

Pet Registration

Where does Local get their funding from?

Rates

GST

What happened in Ancient Greece B.C 6th century?

Democracy was started

The parliament was started

What 2 parliaments control our laws?

Commonwealth and Federal

Federal and State

How many members are in each house?

150 in the house of represenatives and 76 in the senate

76 in the house of represenatives and 150 in the senate

140 in the house of representatives and 90 in the senate

Who approves a bill to become a law?

Governor General

Senator

What are the 2 houses of parliament?

House of Lords and Senator

House of Representatives and Senate

How does the Parliament pass a law?

From a majority vote in the House of Representatives and Senate

From a vote from the federal community

What is a political party?

A political party is an organisation that represents a particular group of people or set of ideas.

A politcal party is a party held after winning an election.

What is the difference between a political and parliamentary party?

Parliamentary represent a certain topic or theme while a politcal party represents a certain parliament.

Parliamentary parties represent a federal or state parliament while a political party represents a certain theme or topic.

What is the definition of Government?

The group of people with authority to govern a country or state

The action or manner of controlling or regulating a state, organization, or people

Who is Malcolm Turnbull?

The PM

The MP

What colour are the federal houses?

Red and Green

Red and Blue

Whats an appeal?

Apply to a higher court for a reversal of the decision of a lower court

What is the role of police in our society?

To protect the people from harm and prevent unlawful acts from occurring.

To help those in the community from harm.

When must you go with a police officer to the police station?

Only if the police have a warrant for your arrest or a reasonable cause for believing you broke the law

When you are asked to answer questions.

When may a judge question a witness?

Any time throughout the trial.

Only when needed to clarify a point.

List the main court room officials

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