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Froggy Jumps Australia's Multicultural QuizOnline version Quizzing Australia's multicultural society. by Nilufar Sharopova 1 What makes Australia a multicultural society? a The immigration policy is strictly based on skills. b The presence of many ethnic groups, languages, religions, and traditions living together peacefully. c There is only one dominant culture. 2 Which values shape Australian society? a Tradition, isolation, conformity. b Fairness, equality, freedom, respect, and community participation. c Wealth, power, secrecy, and hierarchy. 3 When did multiculturalism in Australia become more developed? a In the 2000s. b After World War II, when large-scale migration began. c In the 19th century. 4 Why did Australia invite many migrants after World War II? a To rebuild the economy, increase the workforce, and develop the country. b To change its climate. c To reduce population growth. 5 Which groups migrated in the 1950s–1970s? a Primarily North Americans. b Mostly Africans and South Americans. c Mainly Europeans such as Italians, Greeks, and Germans. 6 Which regions contributed migrants from the 1980s onwards? a Mainly Asian countries like China, Vietnam, and India. b Predominantly African countries. c Mostly European countries only. 7 How many ethnic communities are present in Australia today? a More than 270 ethnic communities. b Less than 50. c Exactly 100. 8 How many Australians are born overseas? a About one-quarter of the population. b About one-half of the population. c About one-third of the population. 9 What are some signs of cultural diversity in Australia? a Different languages, religions, cuisines, festivals, and traditions. b Only one official religion. c Uniform language and festival calendars. 10 Who are the Indigenous peoples of Australia? a Celtic and Maori peoples. b Inuit and Sami peoples. c Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples. 11 What makes Indigenous culture important to Australia? a It is identical to all other cultures. b It is the world’s oldest living culture and influences art, spirituality, and national identity. c It has no influence on contemporary life. 12 What do Australia’s multicultural policies promote? a Exclusive rights for certain groups. b Equality, anti-discrimination, cultural respect, and social inclusion. c Rigid cultural segregation. 13 What are some benefits of multiculturalism? a Economic growth, innovation, cultural richness, global connections, and creative cities. b Homogeneous national culture only. c Reduced trade and isolation. 14 What challenges does multicultural Australia still face? a Overwhelming majority harmony with no issues. b Racism, discrimination, language barriers, and inequality for some groups. c Lack of cultural exchange. 15 Why is multiculturalism considered a way of life in Australia? a Because it is limited to certain cities. b Because diversity is deeply integrated into everyday life, culture, laws, and national identity c Because it is optional and rarely practiced.

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Australia's Multicultural QuizOnline version

by Nilufar Sharopova

What makes Australia a multicultural society?

Which values shape Australian society?

When did multiculturalism in Australia become more developed?

Why did Australia invite many migrants after World War II?

Which groups migrated in the 1950s–1970s?

Which regions contributed migrants from the 1980s onwards?

How many ethnic communities are present in Australia today?

How many Australians are born overseas?

What are some signs of cultural diversity in Australia?

Who are the Indigenous peoples of Australia?

What makes Indigenous culture important to Australia?

What do Australia’s multicultural policies promote?

What are some benefits of multiculturalism?

What challenges does multicultural Australia still face?

Why is multiculturalism considered a way of life in Australia?