United KingdomValues 9 · Values and principles of the UK
Which of these freedoms does the UK offer to the people who live there?
- aFreedom of speechCorrect answer
- bFreedom to ignore laws they disagree with
- cFreedom from paying any taxes
- dFreedom to refuse jury service whenever they like
Why?
Freedom of speech is one of the freedoms the UK offers: people may express their views, as long as they stay within the law. Obeying the law, paying taxes and serving on a jury when called are duties, not choices.
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