最新澳洲国籍入籍考试试题

2009年10月份澳洲移民部给出澳洲入籍样题如下，主要的考核范围包括：1、澳大利亚民主信仰、法律和政府2、国民的权利、职责和优越性3、澳洲历史和文化1. What do we remember on Anzac Day? （澳洲建军节）The landing of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli The arrival of the first free settlers from BritainThe landing of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove2. What are the colours of the Australian Aboriginal Flag? （澳洲土著国旗的颜色）Black, red and yellowGreen, white and blackBlue, white and green3. Which official symbol of Australia identifies Commonwealth property? （澳洲联邦的标志）The national anthemAustralias national flowerCommonwealth Coat of Arms4. Which of these is an example of freedom of speech? （澳洲言论自由的表现形式）Newspapers can write about any topicMen and women are treated equally in a court of lawAustralians are free to not follow a religion5. Which of these is a responsibility of Australian citizens aged 18 years or over? （18岁以上澳洲公民的职责和权利）To attend local council meetingsTo vote in electionsTo have a current Australian passport6. Which of these statements about passports is correct? （澳洲护照）Australian citizens can apply for an Australian passportPermanent residents can hold an Australian passportAustralian citizens need a passport and visa to return to Australia7. What happened in Australia on 1 January 1901? （1901年澳洲发生了什么事情？）The Australian Constitution was changed by a referendumThe Australian Constitution came into effectThe Australian and New Zealand Army Corps was formed8. What is the name of the legal document that sets out the rules for the government of Australia? （澳洲国家和政府的法律文件）The Australian FederationThe Australian CommonwealthThe Australian Constitution9. Which of these is a role of the Governor-General? （澳洲总督的角色或者作用）The appointment of state premiersThe signing of Bills passed by the Australian ParliamentThe appointment of the Head of State10. Which of these statements about state governments is correct? （澳洲洲政府的相关命题）All states have the same constitutionEach state has its own constitutionThe states have no constitution1.a2.a3.c4.a5.b6.a7.b8.c9.b 10.b转载请注明来自：/book/htm/75/4253.htm1. What has the Eureka rebellion of 1854 become a symbol for?The power of natural forcesGood governmentProtest and popular rightsYour answer was ...Good governmentWrong - Unfortunately your answer was incorrect. Protest and popular rights--------------------------------------------------------------------------------2. What happened in the 1850s that triggered a new wave of migration to Australia?Land was available for freeThe British government agreed to pay all faresGold was discoveredYour answer was ...Gold was discoveredCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------3. What happened in Sydney's Centennial Park on 1 January 1901, the first day of the new century? The first Australian Government was sworn inA constitutional convention was heldAustralian declared war on GermanyYour answer was ...A constitutional convention was heldWrong - Unfortunately your answer was incorrect. The first Australian Government was sworn in --------------------------------------------------------------------------------4. Which of the following statements is correct?Twenty-two per cent of Australians are born in AustraliaTwenty-two per cent of Australians are born in New ZealandTwenty-two per cent of Australians are born overseasYour answer was ...Twenty-two per cent of Australians are born overseasCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------5. How long have Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people been living in Australia?40,000 - 60,000 years80,000 - 120,000 years150,000 - 200,000 yearsYour answer was ...40,000 - 60,000 yearsCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------6. What is Australia's official state religion?BuddhismIslamChristianNone of the aboveYour answer was ...None of the aboveCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------7. All Australians are required to follow Judeo-Christian ethics: true or false?FalseTrueYour answer was ...FalseCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------8. Why did the British Government consider that it did not have to make a treaty with the Aboriginal tribes?Because the Aboriginal tribes did not seem to have a firm attachment to the land and did not cultivate itBecause the Aboriginal tribes were not considered an independent countryBecause the people of the Aboriginal tribes did not speak EnglishYour answer was ...Because the Aboriginal tribes did not seem to have a firm attachment to the land and did not cultivate itCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------9. Who is the leader of the nation and represents Australia at international meetings events?The Leader of the OppositionThe Prime MinisterThe Governor-GeneralYour answer was ...The Prime MinisterCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------10. In 1642 who named what is now known as Tasmania 'Van Diemen's Land'?Edmund BartonJames CookAbel TasmanYour answer was ...Abel TasmanCorrect - Well done!11. Australian soldiers entered World War I in 1915 with an attack on which country?ItalyTurkeyGermanyYour answer was ...TurkeyCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------12. Why did Australians limit migration in the 1880s?To keep out people who seemed to threaten their way of lifeTo reduce the number of boats visiting Australian portsTo keep out new diseasesYour answer was ...To keep out people who seemed to threaten their way of lifeCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------13. What is generally agreed to be the greatest killer of Aboriginal people since European settlement? DiseaseWarPovertyYour answer was ...PovertyWrong - Unfortunately your answer was incorrect. Disease--------------------------------------------------------------------------------14. What are key features of the workforce of Australia?The workforce is mainly skilled but unproductiveThe workforce is primarily made up of low skilled workersThe workforce is highly productive and skilledYour answer was ...The workforce is highly productive and skilledCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------15. What is the traditional explanation for the name 'diggers' that are given to Australian soldiers?The origin of the name is a mysteryThe hats worn by the soldiers were called diggersSoldiers spent so much time digging trenchesYour answer was ...Soldiers spent so much time digging trenchesCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------16. The body of which horse is preserved in the Melbourne Museum?My Fair LadyBonecrusherPhar LapYour answer was ...Phar LapCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------17. The separation of powers in the Australian Constitution establishes three arms of national government. What are they?The legislative arm, the executive arm, the judicial armThe legislative arm, the elite arm, the local armThe legislative arm, the police arm, the military armYour answer was ...The legislative arm, the executive arm, the judicial armCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------18. What name was given to a group of young Australian impressionist painters?LabourThe Dublin SchoolThe Stockholm SchoolYour answer was ...The Stockholm SchoolWrong - Unfortunately your answer was incorrect. Labour--------------------------------------------------------------------------------19. It is complusory in Australia to join a trade union: true or false?FalseTrueYour answer was ...FalseCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------20. Which military campaign in 1915 resulted in 25,000 Australian casualties?GallipoliGuadalcanalPasschendaeleYour answer was ...GallipoliCorrect - Well done!1. What did Burke and Wills attempt to do in 1860?To convert Aboriginal people to Christianity[/td]To sail around Australia[/td]To cross the Australian continent from south to north[/td]Your answer was ...To cross the Australian continent from south to north[/td]Correct - Well done!2. How many official flags does Australia have?One[/td]Two[/td]Three[/td]Your answer was ...Three[/td]Correct - Well done!3. A mate can be a spouse, partner, brother, sister, daughter, son or afriend. A mate can also be a total stranger: true or false?False[/td]True[/td]Your answer was ...True[/td]Correct - Well done!4. What did Edith Cowan achieve for the first time in 1923?She became Australia's first female Prime Minister[/td]She flew solo across Australia[/td]She was the first woman elected to a parliament in Australia[/td]Your answer was ...She was the first woman elected to a parliament in Australia[/td]Correct - Well done!5. Who is the Queen's representative in Australia?The Prime Minister[/td]The President[/td]The Governor-General[/td]Your answer was ...The Governor-General[/td]Correct - Well done!6. When was the Australian flag first flown?12 July 1971[/td]30 May 1955[/td]3 Setember 1901[/td]Your answer was ...3 Setember 1901[/td]Correct - Well done!7. What does the acronym Anzac stand for?Australian and New Zealand Art Club[/td]Australian and New Zealand Association of Christians[/td]Australian and New Zealand Army Corps[/td]Your answer was ...Australian and New Zealand Army Corps[/td]Correct - Well done!8. What term describes the system of national government in Australia?Australia is a parliamentary democracy[/td]Australia is a communist state[/td]Australia is run as a dictatorship[/td]Your answer was ...Australia is a parliamentary democracy[/td]Correct - Well done!9. What is Australia's national anthemAdvance Australia Fair[/td]Australia's Song[/td]God Save the Queen[/td]Your answer was ...Advance Australia Fair[/td]Correct - Well done!10. What was the name of the botanist in James Cook's exploring party?Charles Darwin[/td]Abel Tasman[/td]Joseph Banks[/td]Your answer was ...Joseph Banks[/td]Correct - Well done!11. What does Christmas Day celebrate?The miracles of Jesus Christ[/td]The resurrection of Jesus Christ[/td]The death of Jesus Christ[/td]The birth of Jesus Christ[/td]Your answer was ...The birth of Jesus Christ[/td]Correct - Well done!12. What were created during the depression to set wages and attempt to prevent strikes?Courts of Arbitration[/td]Political parties[/td]Official boards and commissions[/td]Your answer was ...Official boards and commissions[/td]Correct - Well done!13. Thousands of Australian and British prisoners-of-war died in the construction of what railway? Thai-Burma railway[/td]Thai-Malaya railway[/td]Thai-Japan railway[/td]Your answer was ...Thai-Burma railway[/td]Correct - Well done!14. What percentage of the Australian population are indigenous people?8.0%[/td]5.7%[/td]2.3%[/td]12.4%[/td]Your answer was ...5.7%[/td]Wrong - Unfortunately your answer was incorrect. 2.3%15. What was the outcome of an attempt to make Australia a republic in 1999?It was successful[/td]It was defeated[/td]It was delayed for ten years[/td]Your answer was ...It was delayed for ten years[/td]Wrong - Unfortunately your answer was incorrect. It was defeated16. Which of the following appear on Australia's Coat of Arms?A crocodile and a platypus[/td]A koala and a wombat[/td]A kangaroo and an emu[/td]An aboriginal and European person[/td]Your answer was ...A kangaroo and an emu[/td]Correct - Well done!17. How should change happen in Australia?Through decisions made solely by political leaders[/td]Through discussion, peaceful persuasion and the democratic process[/td]Through violence and, if necessary, through war[/td]Your answer was ...Through discussion, peaceful persuasion and the democratic process[/td] Correct - Well done!18. How many parts of Australia are there on the World Heritage List?17 parts[/td]10 parts[/td]5 parts[/td]3 parts[/td]Your answer was ...17 parts[/td]Correct - Well done!19. How does the standard of living in Australia compare to that in other countries? It is low compared to most of the world's large industrial economies[/td]It is among the top 10 in the world[/td]It is similar to most undeveloped countries[/td]Your answer was ...It is among the top 10 in the world[/td]Correct - Well done!20. Why did the British Government consider that it did not have to make a treaty with the Aboriginal tribes?Because the Aboriginal tribes did not seem to have a firm attachment to the land and did not cultivate it[/td]Because the Aboriginal tribes were not considered an independent country[/td]Because the people of the Aboriginal tribes did not speak English[/td]Your answer was ...Because the Aboriginal tribes did not seem to have a firm attachment to the land and did not cultivate it[/td]Correct - Well done!1. What is the traditional explanation for the name 'diggers' that are given to Australian soldiers?The origin of the name is a mysteryThe hats worn by the soldiers were called diggersSoldiers spent so much time digging trenchesYour answer was ...Soldiers spent so much time digging trenchesCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------2. During what period of the 20th century was there high government activity in the Australian economy? The first 70 yearsThe last 20 yearsThe first 25 yearsYour answer was ...The last 20 yearsWrong - Unfortunately your answer was incorrect. The first 70 years--------------------------------------------------------------------------------3. What is the first line of Australia's national anthem?There is a land where summer skiesAustralians all let us rejoice,Once a jolly swagman camped by a billabongYour answer was ...Australians all let us rejoice,Correct - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------4. How many Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders are estimatedto have been in Australia at the start of European settlement?1 000 000750 000250 00050 000Your answer was ...750 000Correct - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------5. What were formed after drought and depression arrived in Australia in order to protect workers' wages and conditions?Criminal gangsPolice associationsTrade unionsYour answer was ...Trade unionsCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------6. What has the story of Burke and Wills come to symbolise?A country that can destroy youAboriginal artistryThe beauty of the Australian landscapeYour answer was ...A country that can destroy youCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------7. Which of the following statements is correct?There were hundreds of indigenous communities living in Australia before settlementThe Aboriginal people are one people with a common language and cultureAboriginal people can be divided into eleven distinct regional communitiesYour answer was ...There were hundreds of indigenous communities living in Australia before settlementCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------8. Who was Australia's first international prima donna?Nancy Bird WaltonEvonne GoolagongDame Nellie MelbaYour answer was ...Dame Nellie MelbaCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------9. How long have Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people been living in Australia?40,000 - 60,000 years80,000 - 120,000 years150,000 - 200,000 yearsYour answer was ...40,000 - 60,000 yearsCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------10. Which of the following appear on Australia's Coat of Arms?A crocodile and a platypusA koala and a wombatA kangaroo and an emuAn aboriginal and European personYour answer was ...A kangaroo and an emuCorrect - Well done!11. Australian citizens have access to full consular assistance from diplomatic missions overseas: true or false?FalseTrueYour answer was ...TrueCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------12. Who usually performs the role of Prime Minister?The leader of the party with a majority in the House of RepresentativesThe parliamentarian who has served the longest in the House of RepresentativesThe top judge in AustraliaYour answer was ...The leader of the party with a majority in the House of RepresentativesCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------13. What name did German and Italian soldiers give to Australian soldiers in North Africa during World War II?Donkeys of TobrukRodents of TobrukRats of TobrukYour answer was ...Donkeys of TobrukWrong - Unfortunately your answer was incorrect. Rats of Tobruk--------------------------------------------------------------------------------14. What was Australia the first in the world to introduce for its workers?Guaranteed employmentPublic holidaysThe eight hour working dayYour answer was ...The eight hour working dayCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------15. When was the Snowy Mountains hydro-electric power scheme completed?1982197419671949Your answer was ...1982Wrong - Unfortunately your answer was incorrect. 1974--------------------------------------------------------------------------------16. Which political party has also been known as the Nationalist Party and the United Australia Party? Freedom PartyLabor PartyLiberal PartyYour answer was ...Liberal PartyCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------17. What is a value that is important in modern Australia?Unequal treatment under the lawFreedom from prosecution by other citizensEquality of men and womenYour answer was ...Freedom from prosecution by other citizensWrong - Unfortunately your answer was incorrect. Equality of men and women--------------------------------------------------------------------------------18. Which ingenious devices were invented in Australia to assist farmers with their work?The ox plough and the combine harvesterThe mole plough and the haybale elevatorThe stripper harvester and the stump-jump ploughYour answer was ...The stripper harvester and the stump-jump ploughCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------19. The Commonwealth Parliament has two houses. What are they called?The House of Representatives and the SenateCanberra and the Town HallThe House of Lords and the Local CourtYour answer was ...The House of Representatives and the SenateCorrect - Well done!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------20. In 1967 which country took over from Britain as Australia's leading trading partner? JapanChinaNew ZealandYour answer was ...JapanCorrect - Well done!。