Everyone in the UK must respect British laws and values.
True
In the UK, everyone has the right to vote once they turn 18.
True
Democracy means only the Prime Minister makes decisions.
False
In the UK, only men are allowed to vote.
False
Mutual Respect means treating others the way you want to be treated.
True
In the UK, children do not have rights.
False
The police in the UK must follow the law just like everyone else.
True
Individual Liberty means people are free to make their own choices.
True
Democracy allows people to choose their leaders by voting.
True
Showing respect means listening to others even if you disagree.
True
Tolerance helps people live together peacefully in a diverse society.
True
Individual Liberty includes the freedom to choose your job or career.
True
The Rule of Law helps to keep society safe and fair.
True
British Values encourage discrimination against people who are different.
False
People in the UK can be punished for having a different opinion.
False
Democracy only happens in the Houses of Parliament.
False
Tolerance means accepting and respecting people who are different from you.
True
Freedom of speech in the UK means you can say anything, even if it harms others.
False
In the UK, people must respect the rights of others.
True
The Rule of Law means nobody is above the law.
True
You are not allowed to practise your own religion in the UK.
False
British Values only apply to people who were born in the UK.
False
You can break the law if you don’t agree with it.
False
People of all religions and no religion are protected by British law.
True