The Commonwealth Coat of Arms is the formal emblem representing the authority of the Australian Government and is featured on official items such as the Australian passport. While the kangaroo and emu are prominent 'supporters' of this emblem, what is specifically depicted within the central shield?
- The badges representing the six Australian statesCevap
- BThe five stars that make up the Southern Cross constellation
- CThe flowering branches of the Golden Wattle floral emblem
Cevap
The central shield of the Commonwealth Coat of Arms contains the badges of the six Australian states.
The correct answer accurately identifies that the central shield is the core part of the emblem used to represent the unity of the six Australian states within the Commonwealth.
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Anahtar Kavram
The composition of the Commonwealth Coat of Arms
İpuçları
1
Think about how the six colonies came together to form one nation in 1901.
2
The 'supporters' (the animals) are on the outside; the shield in the middle focuses on the administrative divisions of Australia.
Daha Fazla Pratik
Review the symbolic meaning of why the kangaroo and emu were chosen as supporters.
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