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4 questions on australian society, part of Australia and its people. Every answer is drawn from Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond.

Q1easy

Over the last two centuries, what has happened to the diversity of Australia’s population?

  • AIt has increased.Correct
  • BIt has disappeared.
  • CIt has stayed exactly the same.
  • DIt has decreased every decade.

The fact states that the diversity of Australia’s population has increased over the last two centuries.

Q2medium

A student is describing Australian society and says, “Compared with two centuries ago, Australia’s population is more diverse today.” Based on the fact, is the student’s statement correct?

  • AYes, because the diversity of Australia’s population has increased over the last two centuries.Correct
  • BYes, because Australia’s population has become less diverse over the last two centuries.
  • CNo, because Australia’s population diversity has not changed over the last two centuries.
  • DNo, because Australia’s population diversity only increased in the last year.

The student’s statement matches the fact: Australia’s population diversity has increased over the last two centuries.

Q3hard

Which statement best reflects the long-term change in Australian society described by the fact?

  • AAustralia’s population has become more diverse over a period of about two centuries.Correct
  • BAustralia’s population diversity has been limited to one century only.
  • CAustralia’s population has become less diverse as time has passed.
  • DAustralia’s population diversity is unrelated to changes over time.

The fact describes a long-term increase in the diversity of Australia’s population over the last two centuries.

Q4easy

What does Australia aim to build?

  • AA cohesive and unified nationCorrect
  • BA nation divided into separate groups
  • CA society without shared connections
  • DA country focused only on individual regions

The fact states that Australia aims to build a cohesive and unified nation.

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