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Australian Civics for Young Learners

Civics & Government

Fundamental facts about Australian government and symbols for children.

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12 Questions Hard Ages 5+ Oct 21, 2026

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1 What is the title of the official who represents the King in Australia?
  • A The Prime Minister
  • B The Governor-General
  • C The Premier
  • D The Mayor
2 In which city is the Parliament House of Australia located?
  • A Sydney
  • B Melbourne
  • C Canberra
  • D Brisbane
3 What is the name of the main document that outlines the rules for how Australia is governed?
  • A The Constitution
  • B The Bill of Rights
  • C The Magna Carta
  • D The Declaration
4 Who is the current official Head of State of Australia?
  • A The Prime Minister
  • B The King of Australia
  • C The Chief Justice
  • D The Governor
5 Which group of people makes the laws for the whole country of Australia?
  • A The Supreme Court
  • B The Federal Parliament
  • C The City Council
  • D The Police
6 How many houses make up the Federal Parliament of Australia?
  • A One
  • B Two
  • C Three
  • D Four
7 What is the name of the lower house of the Australian Federal Parliament?
  • A The Senate
  • B The High Court
  • C The House of Representatives
  • D The Legislative Council
8 Who leads the Australian Federal Government?
  • A The Governor
  • B The Prime Minister
  • C The Opposition Leader
  • D The Speaker
9 Which Australian state capital is located furthest north?
  • A Perth
  • B Hobart
  • C Darwin
  • D Adelaide
10 What is the official flower of Australia?
  • A The Rose
  • B The Golden Wattle
  • C The Banksia
  • D The Waratah
11 Who casts the deciding vote if the two sides in the House of Representatives are tied?
  • A The Prime Minister
  • B The Speaker
  • C The Governor-General
  • D The King
12 What are the three colors found on the Australian Aboriginal Flag?
  • A Red, Yellow, Black
  • B Blue, White, Red
  • C Green, Gold, White
  • D Purple, Gold, Black
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