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31. Which of these best describes 'individual liberty' as a UK value?
- The freedom to make personal choices within the law
- The freedom to ignore all laws
- The right to unlimited state benefits
- A right reserved for British-born citizens only
32. What does 'mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs' mean?
- Accepting that people may hold different religious or non-religious views peacefully
- Requiring everyone in the community to follow exactly the same religion
- Banning religious practice in public
- Only respecting the beliefs of the majority
33. Which of these is a responsibility expected of all residents of the UK, according to its shared values?
- Obeying the law
- Owning property
- Speaking a second language
- Voting in every election
34. Which of these is considered a civic duty encouraged of UK residents, though not legally compulsory?
- Participating in community life
- Joining a trade union
- Owning a car
- Becoming a magistrate
35. What is meant by 'equality of opportunity' as a UK value?
- Everyone should have a fair chance to succeed, regardless of background
- Everyone must earn the same salary
- Only certain groups are entitled to opportunities
- Success is guaranteed to all citizens
36. Which of these is protected under UK equality law?
- Discrimination on the basis of a protected characteristic such as race or sex is prohibited
- Employers may freely discriminate against staff based on their religion
- Only age discrimination is prohibited
- Discrimination is only illegal in the workplace
37. Which of these is an example of a 'protected characteristic' under UK equality law?
- Disability
- Favourite football team
- Height
- Choice of car
38. Why is jury service considered an important civic responsibility in the UK?
- It allows ordinary citizens to help decide the outcome of criminal trials
- It is a paid full-time career
- It replaces the need for professional judges to preside over criminal trials
- It is only open to lawyers
39. Which of these values reflects the expectation that people treat public services and shared spaces with care?
- Respect for public property and the environment
- Ownership of all public land
- Payment for use of all parks
- Exclusive use of services by citizens only
40. What is the general expectation for UK residents regarding participation in democracy?
- To engage where possible, such as by voting when eligible
- To avoid all political activity
- To only vote if paid to do so
- To join a political party, which is required by law for all adult residents
41. Which of these best reflects the value of 'fairness' as expected in UK society?
- Treating people justly and without favouritism
- Giving preferential treatment to friends and family
- Ensuring the wealthy always receive priority
- Ignoring rules when convenient
42. What does the principle of 'the rule of law' mean?
- Everyone, including those in government, is subject to and accountable under the law
- Only citizens must obey the law, not visitors
- Laws can be changed by any individual at will, without going through Parliament
- The government is above the law
43. Which of these best describes why the rule of law is considered important in a democracy?
- It ensures fairness and prevents abuse of power
- It allows the strongest person to make all decisions
- It removes the need for courts
- It only applies during elections
44. Which of these actions would go against the shared values expected of everyone in the UK?
- Discriminating against someone because of their ethnicity
- Voting in a local election
- Reporting a crime to the police
- Volunteering for a local charity that supports vulnerable members of the community
45. Which TWO of these are described as fundamental principles of life in the UK?
- Individual liberty
- Compulsory religious worship
- Democracy
- State ownership of all industry

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