Multiple Choice Quiz Questions

What does Prevent aim to do?

• Monitor political views

• Punish religious extremism

• Safeguard people from being drawn into terrorism

• Promote government propaganda

What is radicalisation?

• A. A form of political activism

• B. Exposure to opposing opinions

• C. A process where individuals come to support terrorism or harmful extremist ideologies

• D. Supporting a different religion

Only certain people are vulnerable to extremism.

• True

• False

• Only young men

• Only online users

What is the role of Channel?

• Police surveillance network

• A voluntary safeguarding programme that offers support

• A political education system

• A form of punishment

Which behaviour may signal radicalisation?

• Increased exercise

• Asking questions in class

• Withdrawing from friends and expressing extreme views

• Changing fashion preferences

How does Prevent differ from criminal enforcement?

• It is secretive and mandatory

• It focuses on punishment

• It is a voluntary, early intervention safeguarding process

• It leads to prosecution

Which of the following is a commonly seen ideology?

What are the three steps in the Prevent referral process?

• Check, Watch, Act

• Monitor, Track, Alert

• Notice, Check, Share

• Recognise, Report, Remove

What is an echo chamber?

• A classroom with poor acoustics

• A debate forum

• An environment where similar views are repeated and reinforced

• A social event

How can schools embed the Prevent duty?

• By discouraging discussion

• By restricting internet use

• By promoting British values and building resilience

• By enforcing political neutrality