The“three arms of government” of Australia refers to the Parliament，the Executive Government and( ) A.the Judiciary B.the High Court C.the Defense Force D.the Air Force
The“three arms of government” of Australia refers to the Parliament，the Executive Government and( )
A.the Judiciary
B.the High Court
C.the Defense Force
D.the Air Force
B.the High Court
C.the Defense Force
D.the Air Force
参考解析
解析：考查澳大利亚国家概况。澳大利亚政府的“三权分立”指的是司法、立法和行政三权分立。故A项the Judiciary (司法)符合题意。其余三项，B项the High Court (高等法院)，C项the Defense Force(国防力量)和D项the Air Force(空军)均不符合。
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