Democratic Rights in Scotland Quiz

What does the term "electoral" relate to in the context of democratic rights in Scotland?

• The rights of citizenship

• Elections or the process of voting

What is required for someone to vote in Scotland?

• Being 18 years old or older

• Being 16 years old or older and registered on the electoral register

What is the meaning of "referenda" as used in the document?

• A type of electoral campaign

• A direct vote in which people express their opinion on a particular issue

According to the document, what is a key responsibility when disagreeing with election outcomes in Scotland?

• To request a recount

• To accept the results

What does "self-determination" mean in the context of Scottish democratic rights?

• The right or ability of people to make decisions about their own future and govern themselves

• The right to protest government decisions

What is emphasized as important when exercising the right to protest in Scotland?

• Protesting peacefully and within the boundaries of the law

• Ensuring media coverage

What are some rights that people in Scotland have according to the Scotland Act 1998 and the Human Rights Act 1998?

• Right to life, fair trial, and privacy

• Right to internet access, free travel, and leisure activities

What responsibilities do citizens in Scotland have?

• Attending school, recycling, and public speaking

• Paying taxes, voting in elections, and obeying the law

How does the Scottish government view the role of citizens in society?

• Citizens should refrain from voting and focus on personal gain

• Citizens are encouraged to accept election results and protest peacefully

What responsibilities do people in Scotland have?

• All of the above

• Obeying laws