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Introduction to Civics and Government

Political Science

A collection of hard facts about government institutions and civic symbols suitable for young learners.

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8 Questions Hard Ages 5+ Aug 9, 2026

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1 What is the official name of the building where the Australian Parliament meets in Canberra?

A The White House
B Parliament House
C The Kremlin
D The Buckingham Palace

2 Who is the official head of state of Australia?

A The Prime Minister
B The President
C The Monarch
D The Governor

3 What is the name of the paper that lists the rules and laws for how a country is governed?

A A Constitution
B A Storybook
C A Newspaper
D A Receipt

4 Which Australian city is known as the capital city and houses the federal government?

A Sydney
B Melbourne
C Canberra
D Brisbane

5 What do we call the group of people who are elected to make laws for the whole country?

A The Police
B The Parliament
C The Firefighters
D The Teachers

6 What is the title of the person who leads the Australian federal government?

A The King
B The Mayor
C The Prime Minister
D The Captain

7 What color is the flag of the United Nations, an organization that helps countries work together?

A Red
B Blue
C Green
D Yellow

8 How often are federal elections typically held in Australia to choose members of Parliament?

A Every year
B Every two years
C Every three years
D Every ten years

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