British Values Quiz

• newEditor
• Other languages
• Lower Secondary (Key Stage 3)

British Values Quiz

This deck is designed as a quick ESOL Entry 1 starter quiz. The user's request mentions QR code access, but this slide deck can only provide the quiz content and image search phrases, not an actual QR code.

Our learning goal

I can recognise some British values in everyday life.

Which British value words do you already know?

Invite simple words or short phrases such as vote, law, respect, freedom, kindness, religion, or rules. Use responses to link into the lesson vocabulary.

What are British values?

British values are ideas that help people live together.

They include:

• democracy

• rule of law

• individual liberty

• mutual respect

• tolerance of different faiths and beliefs

Keep language simple. At Entry 1, students do not need long formal definitions yet; this slide gives the key list they will meet in the quiz.

Democracy

Democracy means people can choose.

Example:

• voting in an election

• sharing opinions

• making choices as a group

Stress the simple idea of having a say. Avoid abstract political detail.

Rule of law

Rule of law means everyone follows the law.

Example:

• stopping at a red light

• paying for things in a shop

• police help keep people safe

Use everyday examples adults know from work, travel, and shopping.

Individual liberty

Individual liberty means people can make choices about their lives.

Example:

• choosing your clothes

• choosing your job

• speaking politely about your ideas

Clarify that freedom comes with responsibility and respect for others.

Mutual respect and tolerance

These values mean we treat other people kindly.

Example:

• listening to others

• respecting different religions

• respecting different opinions and cultures

For ESOL learners, connect this to classroom behaviour and community life.

Which action is an example of democracy?

A

Voting together

B

Ignoring rules

C

Taking goods

D

Being rude

Checks the key idea from the definitions slide: democracy means people can choose, vote, and share opinions.

Complete the British values sentences

British values help people live together. Democracy means people can vote and choose. Rule of law means everyone follows rules and laws. Mutual respect means treating other people kindly.

Democracy

Rule of law

Mutual respect

individual liberty

tolerance

red light

Use this to reinforce three core terms from slides 2 to 6. All answers are exact phrases already taught.

Quiz 1

What does democracy mean?

A. One person chooses for everyone

B. People can vote and share opinions

C. Nobody can speak

Correct answer: B

Quiz 2

Which action shows the rule of law?

A. Taking something without paying

B. Ignoring road signs

C. Following the rules

Correct answer: C

Quiz 3

Which is an example of individual liberty?

A. Choosing your clothes

B. Making all choices for other people

C. Stopping people speaking

Correct answer: A

Quiz 4

What does mutual respect mean?

A. Being rude to others

B. Listening and being polite

C. Laughing at different people

Correct answer: B

Quiz 5

What does tolerance mean?

A. Respecting different beliefs

B. Making fun of religions

C. Saying only one belief is allowed

Correct answer: A

Quiz 6

In a group discussion, which action shows British values?

A. Listening to others

B. Shouting over others

C. Refusing every different idea

Correct answer: A

Which action shows tolerance?

A

Laughing at beliefs

B

Respecting beliefs

C

Stopping opinions

D

Breaking laws

Builds on Quiz 4 and Quiz 5 by checking whether students can recognise tolerance in a simple action.

Which British value feels easiest to remember?

1

Democracy

2

Rule of law

3

Liberty

4

Respect

What is one thing you learned today?

Reflection only. Encourage simple answers such as a value name, an example, or one new word they learned.

What helped you understand best?

Reflection only. Students may mention images, examples, quizzes, voting, traffic lights, or group discussion.

Glossary

British values - important ideas that help people live together

democracy - people can vote and share opinions

rule of law - everyone must follow the law

individual liberty - freedom to make some personal choices

mutual respect - treating other people kindly and politely

tolerance - accepting different faiths, beliefs, and opinions