Full free practice test 4

In what ways does the position of the Administrator of the Northern Territory differ from that of a state Governor?

The Administrator has similar responsibilities to a state Governor

The Administrator has more power than a Governor

The Administrator has no official role

How are states represented in the Senate?

Only the largest states have representation

Each state is equally represented, regardless of size or population

Larger states have more senators

What is the designation of the leader of a regional government in Australia?

Premier

Governor

Chief Minister

What other topics does the House of Representatives address apart from legislation?

Matters of national importance

Only local government issues

Court decisions

Apart from creating laws, what additional roles does the Senate fulfill?

Control local councils

Discuss matters of national importance

Oversee state governments

How many senators are there in the Australian Senate?

76 senators

100 senators

150 senators

What power do states have that territories do not?

States can pass laws in their own right, but territory laws can be changed by the Australian Government

Territories have full independence from the Australian Government

States and territories have equal law-making power

Who represents the King in each Australian state?

A Chief Minister

A Governor

A Premier

In what way are representatives for parliaments in states and territories selected?

They are appointed by the Prime Minister

They are selected by the Governor-General

They are elected by Australian citizens

What is the number of senators elected by the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory?

6 senators each

12 senators each

2 senators each

How many senators does each state elect?

12 senators

15 senators

6 senators

What is another name for the Senate?

The Upper House, the House of Review, or the States’ House

The Executive House

The Lower House

How many states and mainland territories are there in Australia?

Five states and three mainland territories

Six states and two mainland territories

Seven states and one mainland territory

In what ways do states and territories vary according to the Australian Constitution?

States have constitutional rights, while territories do not

Territories have more power than states

States and territories have equal rights under the Constitution

Who selects the Administrator of the Northern Territory?

The Prime Minister

The Governor-General

The Premier of the Northern Territory

What is the designation of the head of a state government in Australia?

Premier

Chief Minister

Governor

Who discusses suggestions for new legislation in the Australian Parliament?

Only the Governor-General

Members of Parliament and Senators

Only the Prime Minister

How are senators chosen?

They are elected by voters from each state and territory

They are chosen by the Governor-General

They are appointed by the Prime Minister

Where are the governments of states and territories located?

In their capital cities

In Canberra

In the House of Representatives

What is one role of the Senate?

To enforce laws

To appoint the Prime Minister

To consider, debate, and vote on new laws or changes to the laws

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