Model UN Quiz 2

Cards (52)

  • What did Australia used to be referred to as?
    Terra Australis or the Southern Land
  • What kind of government does Australia have?
    Federal parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy
  • How many time zones does Australia have?
    Four, including Lord Howe Island
  • How many territories and states does Australia have?
    6 states, and 2 territories. Australian Capital Territory, Northern Territory, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia.
  • When did Australia become independent?
    January 1st, 1901
  • When was the last time Australia's constitution was amended?
    1977
  • Who is Australia's chief of state?
    King Charles III
  • Who is Australia's head of government?
    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
  • How does Australia decide its cabinet?
    Nominated by the prime minister from members of Parliament
  • How are Prime Ministers chosen?
    The leader of the majority party or coalition is sworn in as prime minister by the governor general.
  • Which party makes up the majority of the Senate?
    Liberal/National Coalition with 40.7%
  • Which party makes up the majority of the House of Representatives?
    ALP with 50.9%
  • How many justices server on the High Court of Australia?
    7
  • What is the mandatory retirement age for justices in Australia?
    70
  • What is the oldest political party in Australia?
    Australian Labor Party, established in 1901
  • What is the name of Australia's national anthem?
    Advance Australia Fair
  • What is Australia's unofficial national anthem?
    Waltzing Matilda
  • How many world heritage sites does Australia have?
    20 (4 cultural, 12 natural, 4 mixed)
  • What was Australia's GDP in 2021?
    $1.279 trillion
  • Where does Australia rank globally in terms of GDP?
    20th
  • What is Australia's GDP growth rate?
    2.24%
  • What is Australia's GDP per capita?
    $49,800
  • What is Australia's inflation rate?
    2.86%
  • What are the percentages of GDP by sector of origin?
    Agriculture - 3.6%
    Industry - 25.3%
    Services - 71.2%
  • What are some agricultural products in Australia?
    Sugar cane, wheat, barley, milk, rapeseed, beef, cotton, grapes, poultry, potatoes
  • What are some Australian industries?
    Mining, industrial and transportation equipment, food processing, chemicals, steel
  • What is Australia's industrial production growth rate?
    -0.55%
  • What is Australia's labor force?
    13.786 million, comparison ranking of 46.
  • What is Australia's unemployment rate?
    5.11%, comparison ranking 147
  • What is Australia's youth unemployment rate?
    10.8%, comparison ranking 148
  • What is Australia's budget?
    $479.33 billion in revenue and $523.579 billion in expenditures.
  • What is Australia's budget surplus?
    -0.5%
  • What is Australia's public debt percentage?
    69.41%
  • What percent in taxes in other revenues?
    22.61%
  • What country has the highest percentage in export partners?
    China, with 40%
  • What are Australia's export commodities?
    Iron ore, coal, natural gas, gold, wheat
  • Who is Australia's largest export partner?
    China, with 28%
  • What commodities does Australia import?
    Refined petroleum, cars, delivery trucks, broadcasting equipment, computers and gold
  • How much debt is Australia in?
    3 trillion dollars
  • Australian dollars (AUD) per US dollar is?
    1.331