The British monarch in Australia and New Zealand is a symbolic figure, while the prime minister is
chosen by popular vote.
is chosen by the elected parliament.
is the head of the state.
is the religious leader.
is chosen by the elected parliament.
The statements given are:
1. The British monarch in Australia and New Zealand is a symbolic figure.
2. The prime minister is chosen by popular vote.
3. The prime minister is chosen by the elected parliament.
4. The prime minister is the head of the state.
5. The prime minister is the religious leader.
Out of these statements, only statement 1 is correct. The British monarch in Australia and New Zealand serves as a symbolic figurehead but does not have any governing powers. The prime minister, on the other hand, is chosen by popular vote or by the elected parliament, depending on the specific country's electoral system. The prime minister is the head of the government, not the head of the state. The prime minister is also not the religious leader.