United KingdomValues 23 · Values and principles of the UK
At a citizenship ceremony, why might a new citizen make an affirmation instead of an oath of allegiance?
- aBecause they do not speak English well
- bBecause they would prefer not to swear by GodCorrect answer
- cBecause they are under 18
- dBecause they live in Scotland or Wales
Why?
The oath of allegiance is sworn by Almighty God. People who would rather not swear by God make an affirmation instead, which has the same effect but does not mention God.
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In the citizenship pledge, what do new British citizens promise?Correct answer:To uphold the UK's democratic values and observe its laws faithfully
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Which TWO of these are responsibilities expected of people who live in the UK?Correct answer:Paying the taxes they owe
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Which TWO of these are among the fundamental principles of British life?Correct answer:Taking part in community life
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