British Values

What is the Rule of Law?

• The government has absolute power over the law.

• Everyone must follow the law, and the law applies to everyone equally.

• Only certain groups of people must follow the law.

• Laws are suggestions and not mandatory.

What does Individual Liberty refer to in the context of British Values?

• The freedom to live your life however you want without any rules.

• The freedom to act according to your own will, as long as you do not infringe on the rights and freedoms of others.

• The government's liberty to make decisions for individuals.

• The freedom to ignore the laws of society.

Mutual Respect is a core British Value. What does it entail?

• Respecting only those who have the same opinions as you.

• Respecting others, regardless of the differences in opinions, beliefs, or lifestyles.

• Respecting only those in positions of authority.

• Respecting only the laws and regulations of the country.

Why is Tolerance of Different Faiths and Beliefs important in British society?

• It helps to prevent the spread of religions other than Christianity.

• It ensures that only one religion is practiced openly.

• It promotes peace and harmony by accepting the presence of diverse religions and belief systems.

• It is not important; tolerance is discouraged.

What is Democracy?

• A system where the government makes all decisions without public input.

• A system where decisions are made by a single leader or party.

• A system where the public elects representatives to make decisions on their behalf.

• A system where all laws are decided by a random lottery.

How does Democracy support the British Value of Equality?

• By allowing only certain groups of people to vote.

• By ensuring that everyone's vote counts equally.

• By giving more voting power to the wealthy and educated.

• By limiting the number of candidates that can stand for election.

Which of the following best represents Equality as a British Value?

• Treating everyone the same, regardless of their abilities or needs.

• Giving everyone exactly the same resources and opportunities.

• Recognizing individual needs and ensuring everyone has access to the same opportunities.

• Allowing only certain groups to access education and employment.

In the context of British Values, what is the significance of promoting Equality?

• To ensure that only certain people succeed in society.

• To create a hierarchy based on merit.

• To foster a society where everyone has the chance to succeed and contribute.

• To discourage diversity and promote a single cultural norm.