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121. Which of these best describes the responsibility to register significant life events, such as births, with the relevant authority?
- Births, marriages and deaths must be registered as required by law
- Registration of life events is entirely optional
- Only deaths need to be registered
- Registration applies only to UK-born citizens
122. Which of these best explains why respecting differing political parties' right to campaign is a UK value?
- A healthy democracy depends on parties being able to campaign and compete fairly
- Only the governing party is allowed to campaign
- Campaigning by opposition parties is restricted by law
- Political campaigning is banned outside election periods
123. Which of these best reflects the value the UK places on protecting freedom from arbitrary arrest or detention?
- People cannot be detained without lawful reason and due legal process
- Police can detain anyone without any legal justification
- Arbitrary detention is common practice
- Only citizens are protected from arbitrary detention
124. Which of these actions reflects a responsible approach to social media use, in keeping with UK values around respecting others?
- Avoiding posting content that harasses or discriminates against others
- Posting whatever content is desired with no consideration of impact
- Using social media exclusively to spread false information
- Ignoring platform rules and UK law entirely
125. Which of these best reflects UK values around protecting freedom of expression in academic and educational settings?
- Universities and schools generally support open discussion and debate within the law
- Academic discussion of controversial topics is banned
- Only government-approved viewpoints may be taught
- Freedom of expression does not extend to educational settings
126. Which of these best reflects why community mediation services exist in the UK?
- To help resolve disputes between neighbours or community members without going to court
- To replace the police entirely in dealing with local community disputes
- To enforce criminal sentences
- To collect local taxes
127. Which of these best reflects the responsibility to respect the outcome of referendums held under UK law?
- Referendum results are respected as an expression of the public's democratic will, even by those who disagree
- Referendum results can be ignored by anyone who personally disagrees with them
- Only the winning side needs to respect the result
- Referendums have no legal or political significance
128. Which of these best describes the value the UK places on supporting charitable giving and community fundraising?
- Charitable activity is encouraged as a way to support those in need
- Charitable giving is discouraged by government policy
- Only registered companies may fundraise for charity
- Charitable donations are illegal without prior state approval
129. Which of these best reflects UK values around protecting witnesses and victims involved in criminal cases?
- Support and protection measures exist to help witnesses and victims participate safely in the justice process
- Witnesses and victims receive no support at all during criminal proceedings, however serious the case
- Only defendants are entitled to legal protections
- Victims must represent themselves in court with no assistance
130. Which of these correctly reflects UK values around bribery and corruption in public life?
- Bribery and corruption are illegal and undermine trust in public institutions
- Bribery is a normal and accepted part of doing business
- Corruption laws apply only to elected officials
- There are no specific UK laws against bribery
131. Which of these best describes why transparency is valued in UK public institutions?
- It helps the public hold institutions accountable for their decisions and spending
- Transparency is discouraged to protect officials
- Only private companies are expected to be transparent about their spending
- Transparency laws do not exist in the UK
132. Which of these describes an appropriate way to express disagreement with a new law, consistent with UK values?
- Lawful campaigning, petitions, or contacting elected representatives
- Refusing to obey any law you personally dislike
- Organising violent unrest
- Bribing officials to change the law
133. Which of these best reflects the UK's stated commitment to protecting children from harm online?
- There is a focus on online safety, including laws and guidance to protect children from harmful content
- Online safety for children is not addressed by any policy
- Only parents are responsible, with no state involvement
- There are no specific concerns raised or laws passed about children's safety online in the UK
134. Which of these best reflects UK expectations for treating people fairly regardless of their immigration status when accessing emergency medical care?
- Emergency medical treatment is generally provided to anyone who needs it
- Only citizens can receive emergency medical treatment
- Emergency care is refused based on immigration status
- Emergency care must always be paid for upfront
135. Which of these best reflects UK values on resolving workplace disputes?
- Formal processes, such as grievance procedures or employment tribunals, exist to resolve disputes fairly
- Workplace disputes must always be settled informally, with no formal process available
- Only employers can raise workplace disputes
- Employees have no legal route to challenge unfair treatment at work

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