Life in the UK Test — All Questions
3 questions
The UK is built on shared values. Which of these is a fundamental principle of British life?
- a.The rule of law, meaning everyone is subject to the same laws✓
- b.Loyalty to a single political party
- c.A duty to follow one official religion
- d.Guaranteed government jobs for all citizens
The handbook lists the rule of law among the fundamental principles of British life, alongside democracy, individual liberty, and tolerance. It means everyone, including those in power, must obey the same laws.
Which statement best reflects a value expected of those living in the UK?
- a.Ignoring the opinions of people you disagree with
- b.Obeying only the laws you personally like
- c.Treating others with fairness, tolerance and respect✓
- d.Avoiding all involvement in your local community
The Life in the UK guide highlights tolerance of others and treating people with fairness and respect as core British values, along with taking part in community life.
The official handbook says people in the UK should respect and obey the law. This is best described as:
- a.An optional suggestion
- b.A responsibility of everyone living in the UK✓
- c.A rule that applies only to citizens by birth
- d.A temporary wartime measure
Respecting and obeying the law is listed as a responsibility shared by everyone living in the UK, part of the responsibilities set out in the handbook.