United KingdomValues 4 · Values and principles of the UK
Your new neighbours follow a religion that is different from yours. Which response shows the British value of tolerance?
- aAsking the council to move them to another area
- bRespecting their right to hold and practise their own beliefsCorrect answer
- cTelling them they must take part in your religious festivals
- dRefusing to speak to them until they change their beliefs
Why?
Tolerance of people with different faiths and beliefs is a fundamental principle of British life. You do not have to share their beliefs, but you should respect their right to them.
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