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- 1. Multiple Choice
What is a political party?
A temporary alliance for combined action, especially of political parties forming a government.
The party or group which has the greatest number of non-government Members in the House of Representatives.
A non-government organisation that aims to influence government, policies and laws by running candidates in elections and/ or being elected into parliament
When all politicians in the House of Representatives get together to celebrate each other's birthdays and achievements.
- 2. Multiple Choice
What is the main difference between a major party, minor party and micro party
size
ideology
location
leader
- 3. Multiple Choice
Right wing (conservative), left wing (progressive) and centrist are ways to organise a political party based on their ______________
size
ideology
location
leader
- 4. Multiple Choice
How many members are there in the House of Representatives?
141
147
151
157
- 5. Multiple Choice
How many members are there in the Senate?
72
76
80
150
- 6. Multiple Choice
In which House does the Prime Minister sit?
Lower House
Upper House
- 7. Multiple Choice
Of the following, which 2 are considered major parties?
Greens
One Nation
Labor
Liberal
- 8. Multiple Choice
When was the Labor party formed?
20 BCE
1890's
1942
2020
- 9. Multiple Choice
Who is the current leader of the Liberal Party?
Scott Morrison
Anthony Albanese
Adam Bandt
Barnaby Joyce
- 10. Multiple Choice
Which ideology does liberal lean more towards?
Left Wing
Middle
Right Wing
Chicken Wing
- 11. Multiple Choice
Who is the leader of the micro party, the Katter's Australian Party?
Bob Katter
Thomas Katter
Jackson Katter
Tim Katter
- 12. Multiple Choice
What is a facade election?
One that lacks the elements of a free and fair election
One that has the elements of a free and fair election
An election in which you are not allowed to vote unless you are registered
Where citizens participate directly in government decision making
- 13. Multiple Choice
When was the liberal party formed?
1890
1920
1944
2000
- 14. Multiple Choice
Who is the leader of the ALP?
Pauling Hanson
Adam Bandt
Scott Morrison
Anthony Albanese
- 15. Multiple Choice
What political party does Mark McGowan belong to?
Liberal Party
Labor Party
National Party
One Nation
- 16. Multiple Choice
Which political party has a coalition with the Liberal party?
Australian Green Party
National Party
Labor Party
Centre Alliance
- 17. Multiple Choice
What does democracy primarily mean?
Voice of the government
Decisions made by animals
Voice by/ of the people
Decisions made by senators
- 18. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a primary belief of the Australia Greens party?
Ensure everyone is treated fairly
Ensure safety is governed by the people, not the wealthy
Looks after historical buildings
Look after the environment
- 19. Multiple Choice
What type of government has free and fair elections?
Communist
Dictatorship
Representative Democracy
Anarchy
- 20. Multiple Choice
In Australia, political parties can be categorised in which two ways?
Size
Ideology
Location
Number of pets
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