0% 0 votes, 0 avg Test free Democracy 1 / 10 1 points What is freedom of association? 1. Freedom to speak 2. Freedom to vote 3. Freedom to join groups 4. Freedom to travel People can join or leave groups freely. 2 / 10 1 points Can people practice any religion in Australia? 1. Only some religions 2. Yes 3. No 4. Only citizens Australia allows freedom of religion for everyone. 3 / 10 1 points What is freedom of religion? 1. No religion allowed 2. Choose and practice any religion 3. Only one religion allowed 4. Government decides religion People can follow any religion or none at all. 4 / 10 1 points Are there limits to freedom of speech? 1. Yes, laws apply 2. No limits 3. Only online 4. Only for leaders Speech must respect laws (e.g., no hate speech or violence). 5 / 10 1 points What is freedom of speech? 1. Say anything anytime 2. No talking allowed 3. Express opinions freely 4. Only government speaks People can express ideas and opinions within the law. 6 / 10 1 points Can the government act above the law? 1. Yes 2. Sometimes 3. Only in war 4. No In Australia, no one is above the law, including the government. 7 / 10 1 points What does “rule of law” mean? 1. Laws don’t apply 2. Only citizens follow law 3. Leaders above law 4. Everyone must follow the law The law applies equally to everyone, including government. 8 / 10 1 points What is a fair election? 1. Government chooses results 2. Only rich vote 3. Everyone votes equally 4. No rules A fair election ensures equal opportunity for all voters. 9 / 10 1 points What is a free election? 1. No voting allowed 2. People can vote freely 3. Only one candidate 4. Voting is forced A free election means people can vote without pressure or fear. 10 / 10 1 points Why is the secret ballot important? 1. Saves time 2. Makes voting public 3. Protects privacy 4. Helps leaders It ensures voters are free from pressure or influence. 0% Restart quiz
