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General Trivia
100

What is the main feature of a democracy?

Citizens have the right to vote and participate in government

100

What is a bill?

A proposed new law

100

Who is the current deputy prime minister of New Zealand?

David Seymour

100

What political party is Donald Trump a part of?

Republican Party (Grand Old Party)

100

What does the word migration mean?

Moving from one place to live in another

200

In a monarchy, who usually holds power?

A king or queen

200

Where are bills first introduced in New Zealand?

The House of Representatives (Parliament)

200

How many MPs are in New Zealand Parliament?

123

200

What is the United Nations (UN)?

An international organisation that helps countries work together for peace and human rights

200

What is the equator?

An imaginary line around the middle of the Earth

300

In an anarchy, what exists?

No formal government or laws

300

How many readings does a bill go through in Parliament before it can become law?

Three

300

How do most MPs get into Parliament?

They are elected by the public in general elections

300

What year will be the next US election?

2028 (Hopefully)

300

How many continents are there in the world?

Seven

400

What type of government combines religious and political leadership?

Theocracy

400

Who can introduce a bill in New Zealand Parliament?

Any Member of Parliament (MP)

400

What is the name of the place where MPs meet and debate in New Zealand?

The House of Representatives

400

Which current world leader is the Prime Minister of Australia, recently re-elected in May 2025?

Anthony Albanese

400

What is colonisation?

When one country takes control of another area or people

500

What is communism?

A system where the government owns most property and resources, aiming for equality

500

What is the Select Committee stage?

When a group of MPs reviews the bill and hears public submissions

500

What is the difference between a list MP and an electorate MP?

List MPs are chosen from party lists; electorate MPs are voted in by specific areas

500

What are the two main parties in the United Kingdom?

Labour and Conservative (Tories)

500

What is sustainability?

Using resources in a way that doesn’t harm the environment and can last a long time