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Who's gotthe power



**__ LEVEL 4 CIVICS & CITIZENSHIP ASSESSMENT: Who’s Got the Power? __** **__ NAME: __** For this assessment, tick each box as you complete the criteria. Follow the rubric to understand the different standards. Aim for the highest standard. You can design and present your response to these questions in your own style. However, we are looking for a combination of multi-media uses, for example: great text layout (IN YOUR OWN WORDS), pictures, videos (your own creation or embedded links), diagrams, maps and sources (references). The answers to the questions are to be ON THE SAME PAGE (it can be as long as you like).
 * __ DUE DATE: Fri 1st April (week 9) __**

JOHN, I WOULD LIKE YOU TO ANSWER EACH QUESTION AS BEST YOU CAN WITH ONE OR TWO SENTENCES. REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE ANSWERED LOTS OF THESE DURING LITERACY ROTATIONS. GIVE IT YOUR BEST SHOT!

2. What is the Parliamentary Triangle viewed from Regatta Point? c Parliament hous war memorial high court old parliament netioal library

3. Who were the original inhabitants of this area? What was the name of this place and what did it mean? What is the significance still today? aboriginals canberra

4. What does Democracy mean? Include the definition and an example of democracy at work c it's a form of government. and it means that australians can vote for thier politicians

5. Name the two Parliamentary Houses. What colours represent them? c Senates is Red Housen of Represetatives is Green

6. Why was a new Parliame nt House built? Who opened both the Old and New Parliament Houses? c The Queen opened both houses. It got to small and to old

7. What does AIS stand for and after which Olympic Games was it established and why? c Australian Institute of Sport 1989 to develop high performance sport

8. Choose one area of sport at the AIS that interests you and write a paragraph about it. c My favourate sport was sock wrestling because is was easly to play and lots of fun.

9. Do you have a relative who has fought in any War or conflict? Discuss this with your family and write about this person. c NO. My Grandparents were born at the end of the war in Scotland and can remember food being rationed and some of thier uncles went to war but didn't come home.

10.Describe the Gallipoli Diorama. How was it made? What does it show? c

11. Where is the Unknown Australian Soldier located? Why is he ‘unknown’? c Hall of Memory, war memorial in Canberra. Because he didn't have a dogtag.

12. When we return from Canberra, choose the place that most interested you. Did it meet your expectations or not? Why? Questicon because of all the machines and the hover chair 

Who’s Got The Power? Self-Assessment Chart

Please fill this in after you’ve completed your project. Think as deeply as you can about the questions – once again it’s an opportunity to reflect and consider how you feel about your work. Do your best to see this as another learning opportunity. J