Civics & Democracy
Law & Legal Systems
Markets & Money
Australian Identity & Diversity
Business & Economics
100
Name one core value of Australian democracy
Fairness / a fair go
Respect for individuals
Active and engaged citizens
Free elections
Rule of Law
100
Type of law that deals with crimes?
Criminal law
100
What do we call someone who buys goods and services?
Consumer
100
What is “diversity” in Australia?
The variety of people from different cultures, languages, religions, and backgrounds who live together in the country.”
100
This is the main goal of most businesses.
Make a profit
200
Leader of the Australian Government?
The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese.
200
Type of law that deals with disagreements between people.
Civil law
200
What do we call a business that makes goods and services?
Producer
200
Name one way First Nations culture is shared today.
Through art, music, dance, storytelling, or ceremonies.
200
The money a business earns from selling goods or services is called this
Revenue
300
The process where people choose their leaders?
Elections
300
Type of law that is based on Indigenous traditions
Customary law
300
What does GST stand for?
Goods and Services Tax
300
Through art, music, dance, storytelling, or ceremonies
Torres Strait Islander flag
300
The current Premier of Queensland
David Crisafulli
400
Age at which Australians must be to vote?
18
400
A new law starts as a written idea that politicians discuss and vote on. What is this written document called?
A bill
400
What does “demand” mean?
How much consumers want to buy
400
Why is learning about First Nations peoples important?
To understand their history, culture, and contributions to Australia
400
This is the person who starts and runs a business.
Entrepreneur
500
Two ways citizens participate in democracy.
Voting in elections
Joining a political party or group
Contacting or writing to their local MP
Signing petitions
Participating in peaceful protests or community events
500
What happens if someone breaks a law?
Legal consequences (police/court). They may be charged, taken to court, fined, or jailed.
500
Why might Australian producers choose to source raw materials from suppliers in Asia rather than from within Australia?
Lower cost than Australian suppliers
Easier access to certain raw materials
Larger quantities available for big orders
Wider variety of materials to choose from
Sometimes faster production or shipping for bulk orders
500
Give one example of how Australians express their identity.
Celebrating cultural festivals, speaking different languages, or practising traditions
500
“A necessity for living, as opposed to something you simply desire.”
Need