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Australian Federal Elections Quiz


Australian Federal Elections QuizVersión en línea Federal voting basics por Julie 1 How often are federal elections held in Australia at minimum? a Every 2 years b Every 4 years c Every 5 years d Every 3 years 2 Which two houses are elected at federal elections in Australia? a House of Representatives only b House of Representatives and Senate c Governing Council d Senate only 3 Is voting in Australian federal elections compulsory? a No, it is voluntary b Only for residents abroad c Yes, it is compulsory d Only for first-time voters 4 What is the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) responsible for? a Issuing passports b Making laws c Judging elections d Conducting federal elections 5 Who can vote in federal elections? a Permanent residents b Australian citizens under 18 c Australian citizens aged 18 and over d Temporary visitors 6 What is the minimum voting age in Australia? a 25 years old b 21 years old c 16 years old d 18 years old 7 Which is a legal way to vote in a federal election? a Vote at a polling place or pre-poll/absentee b Only at party headquarters c Only online voting d Only by mail from abroad 8 What voting system is used to elect members to the House of Representatives? a First-past-the-post b Single transferable vote for the whole Senate c Proportional representation d Preferential voting (instant-runoff) 9 What determines the government after a federal election? a Votes for the House of Representatives and Senate results b Only the Senate seats won c PM's personal vote d Only the House seats won 10 Where do Australians cast their federal election votes? a Only in rural areas b Only at Parliament House c Only online d At polling places across electoral divisions (and pre-poll/absentee stations)

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Australian Federal Elections QuizVersión en línea

por Julie

How often are federal elections held in Australia at minimum?

Which two houses are elected at federal elections in Australia?

Is voting in Australian federal elections compulsory?

What is the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) responsible for?

Who can vote in federal elections?

What is the minimum voting age in Australia?

Which is a legal way to vote in a federal election?

What voting system is used to elect members to the House of Representatives?

What determines the government after a federal election?

Where do Australians cast their federal election votes?