Who was the Prime Minister of Australia during the 2019 federal election?
a) Malcolm Turnbull
b) Tony Abbott
c) Scott Morrison
d) Kevin Rudd
Answer: c) Scott Morrison
Which Australian Prime Minister served the shortest term in office?
a) John Howard
b) Julia Gillard
c) Harold Holt
d) William McMahon
Answer: c) Harold Holt
Who was the first female Prime Minister of Australia?
a) Julia Gillard
b) Pauline Hanson
c) Julie Bishop
d) Helen Clark
Answer: a) Julia Gillard
Which Prime Minister was known for implementing the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)?
a) Kevin Rudd
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Tony Abbott
d) Julia Gillard
Answer: d) Julia Gillard
Who led the Australian Labor Party during the 2013 federal election?
a) Bill Shorten
b) Kevin Rudd
c) Anthony Albanese
d) Julia Gillard
Answer: a) Bill Shorten
Which Australian Prime Minister is associated with the apology to the Indigenous Australian population for past wrongs, known as the Stolen Generations?
a) Tony Abbott
b) Kevin Rudd
c) John Howard
d) Malcolm Turnbull
Answer: b) Kevin Rudd
Who was the Prime Minister of Australia during the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Paul Keating
c) John Howard
d) Malcolm Fraser
Answer: c) John Howard
Which Australian Prime Minister initiated the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse?
a) Malcolm Turnbull
b) Julia Gillard
c) Kevin Rudd
d) Tony Abbott
Answer: b) Julia Gillard
Who was the leader of the opposition during the 2019 federal election?
a) Anthony Albanese
b) Bill Shorten
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Scott Morrison
Answer: a) Anthony Albanese
Which Australian Prime Minister was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University?
a) Malcolm Turnbull
b) Bob Hawke
c) Tony Abbott
d) Kevin Rudd
Answer: b) Bob Hawke
Who served as the Treasurer of Australia before becoming Prime Minister?
a) Scott Morrison
b) Kevin Rudd
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Julia Gillard
Answer: a) Scott Morrison
Which Prime Minister was known for the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in Australia?
a) John Howard
b) Bob Hawke
c) Paul Keating
d) Tony Abbott
Answer: a) John Howard
Who was the leader of the Australian Greens from 2012 to 2015?
a) Bob Brown
b) Richard Di Natale
c) Christine Milne
d) Adam Bandt
Answer: c) Christine Milne
Which Australian Prime Minister was a founding member of the Liberal Party of Australia?
a) John Curtin
b) Robert Menzies
c) Arthur Fadden
d) Harold Holt
Answer: b) Robert Menzies
Who was the Prime Minister of Australia during the Global Financial Crisis in 2008-2009?
a) Julia Gillard
b) Kevin Rudd
c) Tony Abbott
d) Malcolm Turnbull
Answer: b) Kevin Rudd
Which Prime Minister introduced the policy of mandatory detention for asylum seekers arriving in Australia by boat?
a) Tony Abbott
b) John Howard
c) Julia Gillard
d) Malcolm Turnbull
Answer: b) John Howard
Who was the first Prime Minister of Australia to be removed from office by his own party while in office?
a) Gough Whitlam
b) Malcolm Turnbull
c) Tony Abbott
d) Kevin Rudd
Answer: d) Kevin Rudd
Which Australian Prime Minister served the longest consecutive term in office?
a) John Howard
b) Robert Menzies
c) Kevin Rudd
d) Bob Hawke
Answer: b) Robert Menzies
Who was the first Labor Prime Minister of Australia?
a) Andrew Fisher
b) Chris Watson
c) John Curtin
d) Billy Hughes
Answer: b) Chris Watson
Which Prime Minister was a union leader before entering politics?
a) Paul Keating
b) Gough Whitlam
c) Bob Hawke
d) Harold Holt
Answer: c) Bob Hawke
Who was the first Australian Prime Minister born in the 20th century?
a) John Howard
b) Malcolm Fraser
c) Bob Hawke
d) Kevin Rudd
Answer: d) Kevin Rudd
Which Prime Minister served as the Leader of the House of Representatives before becoming Prime Minister?
a) Julia Gillard
b) Tony Abbott
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Scott Morrison
Answer: a) Julia Gillard
Who was the Australian Prime Minister during the 1967 referendum that resulted in Indigenous Australians being counted in the national census?
a) John Gorton
b) Harold Holt
c) Robert Menzies
d) Gough Whitlam
Answer: b) Harold Holt
Which Australian Prime Minister was an advocate for republicanism and held a referendum on Australia becoming a republic?
a) Malcolm Turnbull
b) John Howard
c) Paul Keating
d) Bob Hawke
Answer: c) Paul Keating
Who was the first female leader of a major political party in Australia?
a) Julia Gillard
b) Pauline Hanson
c) Julie Bishop
d) Bronwyn Bishop
Answer: b) Pauline Hanson
Which Prime Minister was the founder of the Australian Labor Party?
a) Chris Watson
b) Andrew Fisher
c) Billy Hughes
d) John Curtin
Answer: a) Chris Watson
Who served as Prime Minister of Australia during World War II?
a) Billy Hughes
b) John Curtin
c) Joseph Lyons
d) Stanley Bruce
Answer: b) John Curtin
Which Australian Prime Minister was a member of the Australian Labor Party but later became a member of the Nationalist Party?
a) Stanley Bruce
b) Joseph Lyons
c) James Scullin
d) Billy Hughes
Answer: d) Billy Hughes
Who was the first Prime Minister to serve in the Australian Senate?
a) Malcolm Turnbull
b) Harold Holt
c) John Gorton
d) Paul Keating
Answer: c) John Gorton
Which Australian Prime Minister was a key advocate for the establishment of the United Nations?
a) Ben Chifley
b) John Curtin
c) Robert Menzies
d) Joseph Lyons
Answer: b) John Curtin
Who was the Australian Prime Minister at the time of the dismissal of the Whitlam government in 1975?
a) Malcolm Fraser
b) Gough Whitlam
c) John Gorton
d) Billy McMahon
Answer: a) Malcolm Fraser
Which Prime Minister established the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme?
a) John Curtin
b) Ben Chifley
c) Robert Menzies
d) Joseph Lyons
Answer: b) Ben Chifley
Who was the Prime Minister of Australia during the global COVID-19 pandemic?
a) Malcolm Turnbull
b) Scott Morrison
c) Tony Abbott
d) Kevin Rudd
Answer: b) Scott Morrison
Which Australian Prime Minister introduced the policy of multiculturalism in the 1970s?
a) Gough Whitlam
b) Malcolm Fraser
c) John Gorton
d) Harold Holt
Answer: b) Malcolm Fraser
Who was the Prime Minister of Australia during the 1996 Port Arthur massacre, leading to significant changes in gun laws?
a) Bob Hawke
b) Paul Keating
c) John Howard
d) Malcolm Fraser
Answer: c) John Howard
Which Prime Minister implemented the “Pacific Solution” in response to asylum seekers arriving by boat?
a) John Howard
b) Julia Gillard
c) Kevin Rudd
d) Tony Abbott
Answer: a) John Howard
Who was the Prime Minister of Australia during the constitutional crisis of 1975?
a) Gough Whitlam
b) Malcolm Fraser
c) Billy McMahon
d) John Gorton
Answer: a) Gough Whitlam
Which Australian Prime Minister served as a high-ranking officer in the Royal Australian Air Force during World War II?
a) John Curtin
b) William McMahon
c) Gough Whitlam
d) Harold Holt
Answer: a) John Curtin
Who was the first Australian Prime Minister to die while in office?
a) Harold Holt
b) John Curtin
c) Joseph Lyons
d) Ben Chifley
Answer: a) Harold Holt
Which Prime Minister was in office during the time of the 1956 Melbourne Olympics?
a) Robert Menzies
b) Harold Holt
c) John Gorton
d) Stanley Bruce
Answer: a) Robert Menzies
