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Great British Values first session

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these is not a Great British value?

a)

Democracy

b)

Rule of Law

c)

Ethics

d)

Respect and Tolerance

2.

What is a fundamental principle of democracy that is a core Great British Value?

a)

Freedom of speech

b)

Right to bear arms

c)

Right to privacy

d)

Right to Education

3.

What does the term "rule of law" mean in the context of British values?

a)

The monarch makes all the laws

b)

Only the rich are subject to the laws

c)

Everyone is subject to the same laws

d)

Laws change daily

4.

Which of these is a key aspect of individual liberty in Britain?

a)

Freedom to break laws

b)

Freedom to express opinions within the law

c)

Freedom to discriminate against others

d)

Freedom to ignore societal norms

5.

What does "mutual respect" as a British value entail?

a)

Respecting only those who agree with you

b)

Respecting authority figures only

c)

Respecting diverse opinions and beliefs

d)

Respecting only British Traditions

6.

Which of the following best describes the British value of tolerance?

a)

Accepting only British culture

b)

Tolerating illegal activites

c)

Accepting different cultures and beliefs

d)

Tolerating only Christian beliefs

7.

What is meant by "individual responsibility" in British values?

a)

Blaming others for your actions

b)

Taking care of only yourself

c)

Being accountable for your own actions and decisions

d)

Relying entirely on the government.

8.

How does the UK promote religious freedom as part of it's values?

a)

By having an official state religion only

b)

By banning all religions

c)

By allowing practice of various faiths

d)

By forcing everyone to be a Jedi Knight

9.

Which role does the monarchy play in modern British democracy?

a)

Absolute ruler

b)

Ceremonial and constitutional

c)

Main lawmaker

d)

Chief of the military

10.

Which of these is a key principle of the British Justice system?

a)

Guilty until proven innocent

b)

Innocent until proven guilty

c)

Trial by combat

d)

Judgement by public opinion

11.

What does "freedom of the press" mean in the UK?

a)

The government controls the media

b)

Only positive news can be reported

c)

Media can report without government interference

d)

Only state-approved journalists can report.

12.

How is the concept of equality reflected in British values?

a)

Some groups have more rights than others

b)

Equal opportunities and rights for all

c)

Equality only for British born citizens

d)

Equality based on wealth

13.

How does the UK education system promote British values?

a)

By teaching only British history

b)

By banning foreign languages

c)

By encouraging critical thinking and respect for diversity

d)

By promoting one political viewpoint

14.

Which document is a collection of laws, rules, conventions, and judicial decisions that govern the United Kingdom

a)

Magna Carta

b)

The British Constitution

c)

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

d)

The Human Rights Act

15.

What role does volunteering play in British society?

a)

It's discouraged

b)

It's mandatory for all citizens

c)

It's valued as a way to contribute to society

d)

It's only for unemployed people