British Values & Prevent Revision & Practice Questions
Exam-style British Values & Prevent practice questions with full teaching explanations — revise anywhere, free on iOS and Android.
Topics covered
- British Values Awareness — 100 questions
- Prevent Awareness — 100 questions
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- One ruler makes every decision alone
- People have a say through voting and representation
- Judges create all laws without Parliament
- Only wealthy people can influence decisions
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Correct answer: Democracy in the UK means people have a say through voting and representation.
- Only acting after harm occurs
- Encouraging secrecy
- Ignoring changes in behaviour
- Early support and signposting
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Correct answer: Prevent works through early support and signposting to help people before they become involved in terrorism or extremism.
- Punishment should only happen after a court decides the law has been broken
- Police can punish anyone without process
- Rich people are treated differently by law
- Courts only matter for serious crimes
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Correct answer: Punishment should only happen after a court decides the law has been broken.
- Handle it entirely alone
- Speak to the designated safeguarding lead or trusted professional
- Share rumours online
- Confront the person aggressively
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Correct answer: Speak to the designated safeguarding lead or trusted professional in your organisation.
- Individual liberty means laws no longer matter
- Individual liberty means acting within the law
- Individual liberty means only young people are free
- Individual liberty means ignoring everyone else
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Correct answer: Individual liberty means acting within the law.
- Being encouraged to accept extreme views and possibly support harmful actions
- Learning about different cultures
- Joining a debate club
- Voting in an election
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Correct answer: Radicalisation is being encouraged to accept extreme views and possibly support harmful actions.
- Accepting someone’s right to hold a different belief
- Mocking someone for not drinking alcohol
- Demanding everyone celebrate the same way
- Excluding someone for religious reasons
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Correct answer: Accepting someone's right to hold a different belief demonstrates tolerance.
- Keep it secret
- Tell a trusted adult/professional
- Send them your personal details
- Meet them to talk privately
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Correct answer: Tell a trusted adult or professional straight away.
- Damaging property
- Organising legal community sport
- Voting in local elections
- Attending college lessons
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Correct answer: Damaging property may be linked to extremist groups.
- Keeping concerns secret
- Avoiding all news forever
- Developing critical thinking and asking for help
- Believing everything posted online
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Correct answer: Developing critical thinking and asking for help protects learners from radicalisation.
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