What British value and belief motivates the following behaviour? (1m)

If they’ve started to bump into a new colleague on the train every morning, they would change their commute.

• Social dis-ease

• Reserve

• Humour

• Moderation

• Class-consciousness

• Fair play

• Courtesy

• Modesty

• Conservatism

• Love of nature

• Love of animals

British people read on the underground journey to work.

• Social dis-ease

• Reserve

• Humour

• Moderation

• Class-consciousness

• Fair play

• Courtesy

• Modesty

• Conservatism

• Love of nature

• Love of animals

They prefer texting to calling.

• Social dis-ease

• Reserve

• Humour

• Moderation

• Class-consciousness

• Fair play

• Courtesy

• Modesty

• Conservatism

• Love of nature

• Love of animals

They are quite skilled in writing a letter of complaint.

• Social dis-ease

• Reserve

• Humour

• Moderation

• Class-consciousness

• Fair play

• Courtesy

• Modesty

• Conservatism

• Love of nature

• Love of animals

An Englishman’s home is his own castle.

• Social dis-ease

• Reserve

• Humour

• Moderation

• Class-consciousness

• Fair play

• Courtesy

• Modesty

• Conservatism

• Love of nature

• Love of animals

The British find it difficult to show their feelings.

• Social dis-ease

• Reserve

• Humour

• Moderation

• Class-consciousness

• Fair play

• Courtesy

• Modesty

• Conservatism

• Love of nature

• Love of animals

They feel uncomfortable when people talk about their emotions.

• Social dis-ease

• Reserve

• Humour

• Moderation

• Class-consciousness

• Fair play

• Courtesy

• Modesty

• Conservatism

• Love of nature

• Love of animals

They won’t sit next to a stranger when boarding a bus/train, but will sit in any other free set of double seats, or may even prefer to stand.

• Social dis-ease

• Reserve

• Humour

• Moderation

• Class-consciousness

• Fair play

• Courtesy

• Modesty

• Conservatism

• Love of nature

• Love of animals

She’s not very friendly. (=cruel)

• Social dis-ease

• Reserve

• Humour

• Moderation

• Class-consciousness

• Fair play

• Courtesy

• Modesty

• Conservatism

• Love of nature

• Love of animals

They’re a bit of nuisance. (=horrible)

• Social dis-ease

• Reserve

• Humour

• Moderation

• Class-consciousness

• Fair play

• Courtesy

• Modesty

• Conservatism

• Love of nature

• Love of animals