British Citizenship Test UK Values and Principles Questions and Answers

Question 1

Which of the following is a fundamental principle of British life?

Accepted Answer

The rule of law

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Economic prosperity

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Monarchical sovereignty

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Obligatory military service

Question 2

A new colleague at your workplace observes a religious holiday that is different from yours. According to UK values, what is the most appropriate response?

Accepted Answer

Respect their right to their own faith and beliefs.

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Question their beliefs to understand them better.

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Ignore their observance as it is a private matter.

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Report their absence to Human Resources.

Question 3

The principle of 'individual liberty' in the UK means that people are free to make their own choices. This freedom is balanced by which important responsibility?

Accepted Answer

The responsibility to follow the law.

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The duty to agree with the government.

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The requirement to vote in all elections.

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The obligation to join a political party.

Question 4

Which of these statements best describes the UK's system of government?

Accepted Answer

A parliamentary democracy.

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A direct democracy where all citizens vote on all laws.

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An absolute monarchy where the King holds all power.

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A one-party state.

Question 5

As part of the citizenship ceremony, new citizens pledge their loyalty to the United Kingdom. What else do they pledge to uphold?

Accepted Answer

Its democratic values

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The traditions of the monarchy

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The economic policies of the current government

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The supremacy of the Church of England

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a freedom offered to those living in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Freedom to ignore the law if it conflicts with personal beliefs

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Freedom of speech

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Freedom from unfair discrimination

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Freedom of belief and religion