Quiz on Faith Schools

What special privileges do faith schools have according to the text?

• Extra funding from the government

• Ability to select pupils based on religious beliefs

• Longer school hours

• More vacation days

What did the text suggest about the role of churches in faith schools?

• They have no influence

• They hold special powers

• They are only involved in funding

• They are against faith schools

What was Charles Clark's position on the faith component in schools?

• He supported it

• He wanted it abolished

• He was indifferent

• He wanted it expanded

What is the main argument against abolishing faith schools according to the text?

• It would save government money.

• It would close thousands of schools.

• It would increase educational quality.

• It would reduce parental choice.

What is the main defense of faith schools according to Charles Clark?

• They improve educational outcomes.

• Voters wouldn't agree to abolishing them.

• They are cost-effective.

• They promote diversity.

What is the main issue for parents wishing for a non-faith-based education?

• Lack of quality education.

• Limited school choices.

• High tuition fees.

• Long travel distances.

What is the main reason for the push for primary school places?

• Academic excellence.

• Parental choice.

• Religious worship.

• Government policy.

What is the main issue discussed in the forum mentioned in the text?

• School funding

• Exclusion from faith schools

• Teacher salaries

• Curriculum changes

What was hinted at as a way to guarantee a child's place in school?

• Volunteering at the church

• Donating £5,000

• Attending church events

• Joining the church choir

What was the fee mentioned for fixing the church roof?

• £1,000

• £3,000

• £5,000

• £7,000