What do British Citizens have the right to make choices about?

Food, education, work and family.

What is an editorial page in a newspaper or magazine?

It is where opinions are encouraged and is dominated by comments

What does it mean to be a citizen?

A legally recognised member of a sovereign state.

Hate crime - criminal acts occur against people of which of the following:

Race, ethnicity, disability and appearance.

Suppression of speech on the basis that the material is considered harmful

Covid-19 has had a negative impact on society in many different ways. Identify the 5 different types of abuse.

Physical, sexual, emotional, domestic and neglect.

What should you always consider when reading a message/ post?

Verify evidence by cross-checking with other sources.

How can you check whether a message/ post you read is true?

Are there any spelling errors and strange punctuation?

A system of rules created and enforced to regulate behaviour.

How can you check whether a message/ post you read is true?

Is the information on credible new sites, the government or NHS websites?

What is naturalisation?

This happens if you marry a British citizen and live in the UK for 3 years

Why is citizenship important? Which of the following statements is true.

Increases acceptability of differences.

What does a typical editorial page consist of?

Letters to the editor, editorial cartoons and columns.

Why do you need to be a citizen?

The right to vote and stand in elections.

Being able to express your beliefs, thoughts and ideas about issues freely

A fact is something that can be checked and backed up with evidence.

What does it mean if you are deemed 'stateless'?

A person who is not considered as a national by any state.

What is the definition of 'liberty'?

The state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions

What is meant by individual liberty?

The right of to make choices that are outside the governments control

An opinion is based on a belief or a view.

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1
Fake news is used as a viral prank.
True
False
2
Citizenship encourages you to critically engage with diverse values, ideas and beliefs.
True
False
3
How do you become a British citizen?
Naturalisation
You are not stateless.
You have a British driving license.
You have a job in the UK.
4
Which of the following is a hate crime incident?
Shoplifting
Sending a horrible image
Sending a card
Harassment
5
Hate speech relates to expressions which spread hatred against a group of people.
True
False
6
Fake news is legal and is used as a form of advertisement.
True
False
7
Covid-19 has impacted those from conflict zones and refugee camps. One doctor is shared between how many people?
30,000
25,000
15,000
10,000
8
What do British Citizens have the right to make choices about?
Food, education, work and family.
Only work and family
Nothing
Only education
9
What is an editorial page in a newspaper or magazine?
It is where facts are encouraged and is dominated by statistics
It is where opinions are not allowed
It is where only facts are important.
It is where opinions are encouraged and is dominated by comments
10
What does it mean to be a citizen?
You have the right to travel abroad.
A legally recognised member of a sovereign state.
You have a drivers licence.
A leader of a democratic government.
11
Facebook is the largest social media service on the planet - with over 2 billion users.
True
False
12
Hate crime - criminal acts occur against people of which of the following:
Disability, what they like to eat and where they live
Race, ethnicity, disability and appearance.
Race, ethnicity, age and where they live
Disability, appearance, where they live and age
13
What is censorship?
Suppression of speech on the basis that the material is considered harmful
Suppression of speech on the basis that the material is not deemed harmful
When someone has the ability to say what they want.
A website
14
Any restrictions on freedom of speech and freedom of expression must be set out in laws
True
False
15
Covid-19 has had a negative impact on society in many different ways. Identify the 5 different types of abuse.
Physical, sexual, emotional, domestic and neglect.
Physical, sexual, social, mental and domestic.
Physical, social, mental, emotional and financial.
Neglect, active, sexual, social and domestic.
16
What should you always consider when reading a message/ post?
Is there an image?
Verify evidence by cross-checking with other sources.
Does the information include both facts and opinions?
Consider one side of the story.
17
Why was Shamima Begum stripped of her citizenship?
Because she lived in London.
Because she had 3 children.
For the public good reason.
Because she had Bangladeshi heritage.
18
Offensive graffiti is an example of hate crime incident.
False
True
19
How can you check whether a message/ post you read is true?
Does the information include facts and opinions?
Is there an image that goes with the post?
Are there any spelling errors and strange punctuation?
Is the information presented from a journalist?
20
Define 'Law'.
A system of rules created by the government to control society.
A system of bullet points designed to control the government.
A system of rules created and enforced to regulate behaviour.
A system of rules created to monitor how many people are arrested.
21
You can be stripped of your citizenship.
True
False
22
How can you check whether a message/ post you read is true?
Is the information on credible new sites, the government or NHS websites?
Does the information that is presented come from the daily mail?
Is the information presented up to date?
Does the information that is presented come with an image?
23
Fake news can come in many different form. Fake news can be spread by hacking into websites.
True
False
24
What is naturalisation?
You have a British parent.
This happens if you marry a British citizen and live in the UK for 3 years
A person who is not considered as a national by any state.
You gave up your citizenship
25
Bylined pieces by newspaper staff are often anonymous.
True
False
26
Why is citizenship important? Which of the following statements is true.
Increases peoples' perceptions of political conversations.
Increases acceptability of differences.
Decreases the chances of becoming a British citizen.
Decreases the chances of being able to drive in the UK.
27
What does a typical editorial page consist of?
Letters to the editor, images and a headline.
Columns only.
Images and bylined pieces of text only.
Letters to the editor, editorial cartoons and columns.
28
Why do you need to be a citizen?
The right to travel abroad.
The right to live with your friends
The right to drive.
The right to vote and stand in elections.
29
What is free speech?
Not being able to express your beliefs, thoughts and ideas freely.
Being able to express your beliefs, thoughts and ideas about issues freely
30
What is a fact?
A fact is something that cannot be checked and backed up with evidence.
A fact usually includes someone's views and beliefs.
A fact is something that can be checked and backed up with evidence.
A fact involves listening to views instead of using figures.
31
What does it mean if you are deemed 'stateless'?
You are unable to find a job in the UK.
You do not have a permanent residence.
A person who is not considered as a national by any state.
You have lived in the UK for longer than 5 years.
32
What is the definition of 'liberty'?
The state of being free from education
The state of not being able to have an opinion
The state of not being free within society
The state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions
33
What is meant by individual liberty?
The right to have an opinion
The right to make choices that is within the governments control
The right to travel abroad
The right of to make choices that are outside the governments control
34
Why do you need to be a citizen?
Social safety net
The right to own a house.
The right to get married.
The right to drive a car.
35
What is the purpose of the editorial page?
To show all of the images for the newspaper.
To serve as a community voice.
To allow for only one persons views.
To serve as a page for facts and figures only.
36
What is an opinion?
An opinion uses statistics to support their answer.
An opinion is something that is not based on a belief or view.
An opinion is based on a belief or a view.
An opinion gives both sides of the story.

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