Question
Which of the following statements describes a difference between the political systems of Australia and New Zealand?
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Australia is a constitutional monarchy; New Zealand is a democracy.
Australia is a constitutional monarchy; New Zealand is a democracy.
Australia's entire territory is ruled directly by the central government; New Zealand is divided into states.
Australia's entire territory is ruled directly by the central government; New Zealand is divided into states.
In Australia, citizens are required by law to vote in elections; in New Zealand, voting is not required.
In Australia, citizens are required by law to vote in elections; in New Zealand, voting is not required.
Australia does not have a written constitution; New Zealand has a written constitution.
Australia does not have a written constitution; New Zealand has a written constitution.
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The correct statement that describes a difference between the political systems of Australia and New Zealand is:
In Australia, citizens are required by law to vote in elections; in New Zealand, voting is not required.
In Australia, compulsory voting is enforced, whereas New Zealand has voluntary voting.
