AustraliaAustralian values 3 · Australian values
What may happen to a person who breaks the law in Australia?
- aThey may face a penalty, such as a fine or a prison sentenceCorrect answer
- bThey automatically lose the right to vote for the rest of their life
- cNothing, as long as they apologise to the person affected
- dNothing, unless they are an Australian citizen
Why?
Breaking the law can lead to penalties. These can include a fine or time in prison.
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A new arrival says the laws of their home country should apply to them while they live in Australia. Which statement is correct?Correct answer:Australian law applies to everyone in Australia, whatever their background
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Your neighbour says that the rules of their religion come before Australian law. Which statement is correct?Correct answer:Australian law applies, and no religious rule can override it
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Voting in federal, state and territory elections is compulsory for adult Australian citizens. What does this show?Correct answer:That taking part in elections is considered very important
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A police officer makes a lawful request, such as asking you to pull your car over. What should you do?Correct answer:Do what you are asked
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