Which state has a parliament with only one house?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Queensland
- Step 1: Queensland abolished its upper house in 1922 and has a single chamber. Answer: Queensland. Why not the others: New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania each have two houses.
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