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WACE Politics and Law Practice Exams with Worked Solutions

20 full-length papers · worked solutions for every question

The 20 practice exams inside the WACE Politics and Law Mastery Pack, each set out like the real paper with a separate worked-solution guide. Open any paper to see what it covers.

  1. Practice Exam 1180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • responsible government
    • Senate powers s 53
    • federal financial relations
    • executive accountability
    • rule of law in another country
    • Section 96 tied grants
    • Auditor-General
  2. Practice Exam 2180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • Governor-General reserve powers
    • pressure groups
    • High Court jurisdictions
    • Privileges Committees
    • particular group's rights
    • parliamentary privilege
    • minor parties and independents
  3. Practice Exam 3180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • separation of powers
    • non-Westminster comparison
    • competing mandates
    • Senate Estimates
    • charters of rights
    • Scrutiny of Bills Committee
    • principle of legality
  4. Practice Exam 4180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • Section 128 referendums
    • referral of powers
    • Opposition and shadow ministry
    • natural justice
    • popular participation
    • informal constitutional change
    • Australian Electoral Commission
  5. Practice Exam 5180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • High Court constitutional decisions
    • external affairs power
    • Auditor-General
    • open government
    • judicial independence
    • Sections 90 and 92
    • Governor-General accountability
  6. Practice Exam 6180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • Prime Minister's powers
    • Cabinet solidarity
    • co-operative federalism
    • judicial review of executive action
    • international treaties
    • Section 96 tied grants
    • common law rights protection
  7. Practice Exam 7180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • representative government
    • Section 7 and 24
    • horizontal fiscal equalisation
    • Hollingworth affair
    • economic and social rights
    • Commonwealth Grants Commission
    • open government and freedom of information
  8. Practice Exam 8180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • Westminster conventions
    • lawmaking by political parties
    • Section 109
    • elections and parliamentary accountability
    • a particular group
    • Senate crossbench
    • compulsory voting
  9. Practice Exam 9180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • 1975 crisis
    • Section 57
    • taxation power
    • ART merits review
    • rule of law in Australia
    • Senate power over money bills
    • Auditor-General and Senate Estimates
  10. Practice Exam 10180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • individuals in lawmaking
    • precedent and statutory interpretation
    • corporations power
    • censure and removal of judges
    • human rights in another country
    • private members’ bills
    • statutory charters of rights
    • United States Bill of Rights
  11. Practice Exam 11180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • mandates in theory and practice
    • Senate as house of review
    • grants commission
    • collective ministerial responsibility
    • participation
  12. Practice Exam 12180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • reform proposal: republic
    • local government recognition
    • Section 44
    • open government and FOI
    • natural justice for a particular group
  13. Practice Exam 13180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • High Court roles and powers
    • Section 75 and 76
    • National Cabinet and Ministerial Councils
    • Privileges Committees
    • political representation
  14. Practice Exam 14180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • Ministry and junior ministers
    • Section 64
    • concurrent powers
    • Senate committees other than Estimates
    • implied freedom of political communication
  15. Practice Exam 15180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • checks and balances in a non-Westminster system
    • judicial power
    • Section 92
    • appeals process
    • public confidence in the courts
  16. Practice Exam 16180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • pressure group outsider tactics
    • informal constitutional change
    • coercive federalism
    • IMR
    • statutory rights protection
  17. Practice Exam 17180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • Opposition tactics in Parliament
    • Question Time
    • referendum outcomes
    • Governor-General appointment
    • democratic principles in another country
  18. Practice Exam 18180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • division of powers
    • residual powers
    • contemporary issue relating to legal power
    • judicial review of legislation
    • civil and political rights
  19. Practice Exam 19180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • contemporary issue relating to political power
    • party discipline
    • Section 51
    • Auditor-General and ART
    • rights of a particular group
  20. Practice Exam 20180 marks · 10 questions · 3 sections
    • representative and responsible government
    • Cabinet and the House
    • financial powers s 96
    • parliamentary procedures
    • rule of law and natural justice
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