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106. Which of these best describes the value the UK places on freedom from slavery and forced labour?
- Slavery and forced labour are illegal, and victims are entitled to protection and support
- Forced labour is permitted as long as both parties agree to a private contract
- Slavery was abolished but forced labour remains legal
- There are no laws specifically addressing modern slavery
107. Which of these best describes the general UK attitude toward queuing (waiting in line)?
- Queuing in turn is widely expected as a matter of fairness and courtesy
- Queuing is legally enforced with fines for skipping
- Queuing is uncommon and rarely practised
- Queuing only applies to public transport
108. Which of these best reflects the value the UK places on privacy?
- People have a right to reasonable privacy, protected in part by data protection law
- Privacy is not legally protected in the UK
- Only companies are entitled to privacy protections
- There is no distinction between public and private information
109. Which of these best reflects UK values in relation to caring for elderly relatives or community members?
- Supporting and showing consideration for elderly people is encouraged as part of community responsibility
- There is no expectation to consider elderly people's needs
- Care for the elderly is solely a government responsibility with no community role
- Elderly people have no specific legal protections
110. Which of these actions reflects good practice for respecting shared public spaces, as valued in the UK?
- Disposing of litter responsibly
- Leaving litter in parks and streets
- Damaging public benches and signs
- Ignoring recycling guidance entirely
111. Which of these best reflects the UK's approach to freedom of movement within the country for residents?
- People are generally free to live, work and travel anywhere within the UK
- Internal travel between UK nations requires special permission
- Only citizens may travel between England and Scotland
- Freedom of movement was abolished in modern times
112. Which of these best reflects the value the UK places on protecting freedom of the press from government censorship?
- The press can generally publish without prior government censorship, subject to law
- All news stories require government approval before publishing
- Censorship of the press is standard practice
- Only state-run media is permitted to operate
113. Which of these best describes an appropriate way to raise a concern about a public service, in line with UK civic values?
- Using official complaints procedures or contacting a relevant representative
- Refusing to pay for any public service until the concern is addressed
- Publicly damaging property in protest
- Ignoring the issue permanently
114. Which of these best reflects UK values on supporting new arrivals to integrate into society?
- Communities are encouraged to welcome and support newcomers
- New arrivals are expected to remain separate from established communities
- Support for integration is discouraged by law
- Only citizens may interact with new residents
115. Which of these describes the correct balance between religious practice and UK law when they conflict?
- UK law takes precedence, though reasonable accommodation is often made where possible
- Religious law always overrides UK law
- UK law does not apply to religious institutions
- There is no established legal approach to resolving this kind of conflict
116. Which of these best describes UK values in relation to protecting whistle-blowers who report wrongdoing?
- Certain legal protections exist for people who report wrongdoing in the public interest
- Whistle-blowers have no legal protection whatsoever
- Reporting wrongdoing to the authorities is illegal in all circumstances
- Only government employees may report wrongdoing
117. Which of these best reflects why UK values encourage respecting differing lifestyles, such as different family structures?
- Diversity in lifestyle choices is respected as part of individual liberty and tolerance
- Only traditional family structures are recognised or protected under UK law
- Non-traditional families have no legal rights
- Lifestyle diversity is actively discouraged by law
118. Which of these describes an important responsibility when using public services such as the NHS?
- Using services responsibly and attending booked appointments where possible
- Ignoring appointment times entirely with no consequence
- Refusing to interact with NHS staff
- Avoiding all use of public services
119. Which of these best describes why the UK protects freedom of conscience?
- People are entitled to hold personal moral and philosophical beliefs, not only religious ones
- Only religious beliefs are protected by law
- Freedom of conscience does not exist in UK law
- Personal beliefs must always align exactly with current government policy
120. Which of these best reflects UK values regarding respecting emergency service workers?
- Cooperating with and respecting police, fire and ambulance staff supports public safety
- Emergency workers should be obstructed if their actions are inconvenient
- There is no expectation to cooperate with emergency services
- Only citizens are expected to cooperate with emergency workers

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