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Y13 Welcome Back - How much do you remember?
Y13 Welcome Back - How much do you remember?
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Tolerance is.....
The ability to accept someone even though they're different
Liking someone and not others
A fancy word for excluding people
The ability to put up with an annoying sibling
2
How many British Values are there?
9
10
4
5
3
British Values are made up of four elements, which one below is a British Value?
Tolerance
Acknowledgement
Acceptance
Respect
4
Prejudice is.....
Almost a Jane Austen novel
Being inclusive
Judging someone before you know them
Racially abusing someone
5
Which of the following requirements are set out in the Prevent Duty?
Implementation of Prevent & Understanding Risks of Extremism
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
Comply with legal duties on all aspects of health & safety
6
British Values are made up of four elements, which one below is a British Value?
Rule of Law
Law of the Land
Respecting the Rules
Respecting Police
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Which legislation governs this area....
The Magna Carta rewritten in 2018
The Magna Carta 1215
The Equality Act 1970
The Equality Act 2010
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Extremism and radicalisation is directly related to religious ideologies?
True
False
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British Value, the Rule of Law, is applied in College by....
College having a Code of Conduct, fairly applied to all.
Everyone gets homework/prep
Indiscriminate Stop & Search powers of College's security
Close proximity of the police station to college
10
What would you do if you were concerned about someone's behaviour?
Ignore it, it's not my job to do anything about it
Confront the person
Report it to a member of College staff
Report it to the police
11
Discrimination is......
Including everyone equally
Treating someone differently because of a characteristic
Not getting the grade you wanted in your exam
Treating someone differently because they're not in your class
12
Which of the following is NOT a Protected Characteristic?
Race
Disability
Age
Where you live
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How might you become aware of a person becoming drawn into extremism?
Speaking in another language
Talking as if from a script
Changes to wearing religious clothing
A change in behaviour
14
British Values, and also Human Rights, can trace their origins to what historical event?
The Great Fire of London
World War 1914-1918
French Revolution 1789-1799
Signing of the Magna Carta in 1215
15
Which of these is not a good example of tolerance?
Being patient, understanding and accepting of anyone different to you
Respecting someone who has Tourette Syndrome
Staying away from people who are different from you
Respecting others beliefs and practices
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PREVENT - we have the duty to stop people from being drawn into radicalisation or extremism?
False
True
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How many Protected Characteristics are there in the Equality Act?
9
15
7
12
