Understanding Radicalisation and Safety Measures

What is the definition of radicalisation?

• The process by which individuals come to adopt extreme political, social, or religious ideologies.

• The process of making something more moderate.

• The act of joining a political party.

• The process of learning a new language.

Which of the following is a common cause of radicalisation?

• Exposure to extremist propaganda.

• Learning a new skill.

• Moving to a new city.

• Joining a sports team.

What does the "Run" in "Run Hide Tell" advise you to do?

• Stay where you are.

• Confront the attacker.

• Escape if it is safe to do so.

• Call the police immediately.

What is the primary goal of the PREVENT strategy?

• To promote physical fitness.

• To prevent people from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism.

• To encourage people to vote.

• To teach people how to cook.

Which of the following is NOT a cause of radicalisation?

• Social isolation.

• Economic hardship.

• Access to education.

• Exposure to extremist ideologies.

What should you do if you cannot run during an attack, according to "Run Hide Tell"?

• Confront the attacker.

• Hide and stay quiet.

• Call your friends.

• Take a video of the incident.

What does the "Tell" in "Run Hide Tell" advise you to do?

• Confront the attacker.

• Call the police when it is safe to do so.

• Run towards the attacker.

• Ignore the situation.

Which of the following is a key component of the PREVENT strategy?

• Promoting community cohesion.

• Encouraging people to travel abroad.

• Teaching people how to cook.

• Organising sports events.

What is one of the signs that someone might be becoming radicalised?

• Increased interest in extreme ideologies.

• Joining a book club.

• Learning a new language.

• Taking up a new hobby.

What should you do if you see someone being radicalised?

• Ignore it.

• Report it to the authorities.

• Encourage them.

• Join them.