Understanding Terrorism: A Deep Dive

According to UK law, what does terrorism include?

• Only the physical attack

• The activity leading up to the attack

• Financial transactions only

• Public protests

What analogy is used to describe terrorism?

• A storm in the ocean

• The tip of an iceberg

• A tree in a forest

• A wave hitting the shore

What activities might be considered as terrorism?

• Public speaking

• Volunteering for community service

• Finding a target and raising funds

• Attending a religious service

What is the purpose of the Prevent program?

• To safeguard vulnerable people from radicalization

• To increase public awareness of natural disasters

• To educate about history

• To promote terrorism

Where does most terrorism begin?

• In government buildings

• In public spaces

• In dark waters, metaphorically speaking

• On social media platforms

What might attract a vulnerable person to terrorism?

• Curiosity about different cultures

• A desire for a peaceful life

• Interest in sports

• A need for excitement and purpose

What can result from being drawn into terrorism?

• Winning a prize

• Being charged with a terrorism-related offence

• Gaining social media followers

• Receiving a scholarship

How can professionals and families prevent radicalization?

• By encouraging travel

• By promoting the use of social media

• By listening to and supporting the vulnerable person

• By ignoring the signs

What is the ultimate goal of the Prevent program?

• To prevent people from supporting or becoming terrorists

• To promote political ideologies

• To increase public surveillance

• To restrict internet access

What role do educational institutions play in preventing radicalization?

• Providing a platform for extremist ideologies

• Ignoring the signs of radicalization

• Offering support and guidance to vulnerable individuals

• Limiting access to information