United KingdomValues 2 · Values and principles of the UK
What does the rule of law mean in the UK?
- aLaws apply only to people who are not British citizens
- bEveryone must obey the law, including the government and the policeCorrect answer
- cMinisters may ignore a law if they think it is out of date
- dThe police decide which laws people have to follow
Why?
Under the rule of law, nobody is above the law: ordinary people, the police and the government all have to follow it. A law stays in force until Parliament changes it.
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Which statement best describes individual liberty in the UK?Correct answer:People are free to make their own choices, as long as they stay within the law
Values 4
Your new neighbours follow a religion that is different from yours. Which response shows the British value of tolerance?Correct answer:Respecting their right to hold and practise their own beliefs
Values 5
Which of these is an example of participating in community life?Correct answer:Volunteering to help at a local food bank
Values 6
In the UK's democracy, what can voters do if they are unhappy with the government?Correct answer:Vote for a different party or candidate at the next election
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