Great British Values first session

Which of these is not a Great British value?

• Democracy

• Rule of Law

• Ethics

• Respect and Tolerance

What is a fundamental principle of democracy that is a core Great British Value?

• Freedom of speech

• Right to bear arms

• Right to privacy

• Right to Education

What does the term "rule of law" mean in the context of British values?

• The monarch makes all the laws

• Only the rich are subject to the laws

• Everyone is subject to the same laws

• Laws change daily

Which of these is a key aspect of individual liberty in Britain?

• Freedom to break laws

• Freedom to express opinions within the law

• Freedom to discriminate against others

• Freedom to ignore societal norms

What does "mutual respect" as a British value entail?

• Respecting only those who agree with you

• Respecting authority figures only

• Respecting diverse opinions and beliefs

• Respecting only British Traditions

Which of the following best describes the British value of tolerance?

• Accepting only British culture

• Tolerating illegal activites

• Accepting different cultures and beliefs

• Tolerating only Christian beliefs

What is meant by "individual responsibility" in British values?

• Blaming others for your actions

• Taking care of only yourself

• Being accountable for your own actions and decisions

• Relying entirely on the government.

How does the UK promote religious freedom as part of it's values?

• By having an official state religion only

• By banning all religions

• By allowing practice of various faiths

• By forcing everyone to be a Jedi Knight

Which role does the monarchy play in modern British democracy?

• Absolute ruler

• Ceremonial and constitutional

• Main lawmaker

• Chief of the military

Which of these is a key principle of the British Justice system?

• Guilty until proven innocent

• Innocent until proven guilty

• Trial by combat

• Judgement by public opinion