United KingdomValues 25 · Values and principles of the UK
True or false: new citizens are given their certificate of British citizenship at the citizenship ceremony.
- aTrueCorrect answer
- bFalse
Why?
New citizens make the oath or affirmation and the pledge, and are then given their certificate of British citizenship at the ceremony. A British passport is applied for separately afterwards.
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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
Correct answer:Treating other people fairly
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Which TWO of these are among the fundamental principles of British life?Correct answer:Taking part in community life
Correct answer:Democracy
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Which TWO of these can people who live in the UK expect?Correct answer:Freedom to follow the religion of their choice
Correct answer:Protection by law from unfair discrimination
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Which TWO of these are good ways to take part in community life?Correct answer:Joining a residents' association
Correct answer:Helping at a local charity or community group
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