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Citizenship Quiz - Diversity 01 (Questions)

Diversity is about recognising differences and treating people fairly. This quiz explores respect, inclusion, and how communities and schools can help everyone feel valued.

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Fascinating Fact:

Inclusion is making sure people feel welcomed, respected, and able to take part fully. In schools, this can involve reasonable adjustments and clear behaviour expectations.

In KS3 Citizenship, diversity and inclusion link to identity, equality, and how we live together. You learn why stereotypes and prejudice cause harm, and how rights, responsibilities, and fair rules support a respectful society.

Key Terms

  • Diversity: The range of differences between people, such as background, culture, beliefs, and experiences.
  • Equality: Making sure people have fair chances and are not treated worse because of who they are.
  • Prejudice: Judging someone unfairly before knowing them, often based on a group they belong to.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What does diversity mean in KS3 Citizenship?

In KS3 Citizenship, diversity means understanding and respecting differences between people, and recognising that varied backgrounds and identities can strengthen communities.

What is the difference between equality and equity?

Equality means giving everyone the same treatment or access, while equity means giving extra support where needed so people can reach a fair and similar outcome.

How can schools challenge discrimination?

Schools can challenge discrimination by teaching respect, setting clear behaviour policies, dealing with bullying quickly, and promoting inclusive language, representation, and safe reporting.

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1. Old English, Middle English and Modern English: what are these periods referring to?
[ ] Age
[ ] Counties
[ ] Language
[ ] Religion
2. Which two languages had a major influence during the Middle English period?
[ ] French and Latin
[ ] German and French
[ ] German and Latin
[ ] Japanese and French
3. Which of these is not a Germanic word?
[ ] Day
[ ] House
[ ] Tree
[ ] Zero
4. What are multiple identities?
[ ] Having at least one middle name
[ ] Imaginary friends
[ ] Owning two passports
[ ] The idea that we are all more than one thing
5. What is the title of the poem relating to diversity written by Benjamin Zephaniah?
[ ] The British
[ ] The Chinese
[ ] The Swedish
[ ] The Jamaicans
6. When people flee their own country and seek a place of safety in another country, what do they apply for?
[ ] Accommodation
[ ] Asylum
[ ] Relief
[ ] Shelter
7. Who is the largest religious minority in the UK?
[ ] Hindus
[ ] Jews
[ ] Muslims
[ ] Sikhs
8. A negative attitude towards others because of their colour, religion or ethnic origin is known as what?
[ ] Prejudice
[ ] Pride
[ ] Respect
[ ] Tolerance
9. Being open-minded and accepting people for who they are, regardless of where they came from is known as what?
[ ] Discrimination
[ ] Persecution
[ ] Prejudice
[ ] Tolerance
10. Which one of these statements best describes a 'global citizen'?
[ ] Having a sense of universal equality
[ ] Having properties in more than five countries
[ ] Jetsetting around the world on business
[ ] Working for a local council

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What is diversity?

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Citizenship Quiz - Diversity 01 (Answers)
1. Old English, Middle English and Modern English: what are these periods referring to?
[ ] Age
[ ] Counties
[x] Language
[ ] Religion
Old English is also known as Anglo-Saxon
2. Which two languages had a major influence during the Middle English period?
[x] French and Latin
[ ] German and French
[ ] German and Latin
[ ] Japanese and French
The study of the origins of a word is called etymology
3. Which of these is not a Germanic word?
[ ] Day
[ ] House
[ ] Tree
[x] Zero
Zero is Arabic
4. What are multiple identities?
[ ] Having at least one middle name
[ ] Imaginary friends
[ ] Owning two passports
[x] The idea that we are all more than one thing
For example: Geordie/Catholic
5. What is the title of the poem relating to diversity written by Benjamin Zephaniah?
[x] The British
[ ] The Chinese
[ ] The Swedish
[ ] The Jamaicans
This is a poem that summarises the cultural diversity of Britain
6. When people flee their own country and seek a place of safety in another country, what do they apply for?
[ ] Accommodation
[x] Asylum
[ ] Relief
[ ] Shelter
They are known as asylum seekers
7. Who is the largest religious minority in the UK?
[ ] Hindus
[ ] Jews
[x] Muslims
[ ] Sikhs
The Christian religions are the main ones in Britain
8. A negative attitude towards others because of their colour, religion or ethnic origin is known as what?
[x] Prejudice
[ ] Pride
[ ] Respect
[ ] Tolerance
Prejudice is not a healthy attitude to have in a community as it leads to conflict
9. Being open-minded and accepting people for who they are, regardless of where they came from is known as what?
[ ] Discrimination
[ ] Persecution
[ ] Prejudice
[x] Tolerance
Citizenship teaches that tolerance and understanding is more likely to lead to a peaceful and safe community
10. Which one of these statements best describes a 'global citizen'?
[x] Having a sense of universal equality
[ ] Having properties in more than five countries
[ ] Jetsetting around the world on business
[ ] Working for a local council
The term was used by US President Obama in 2008 in a speech in Berlin
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