AQA GCSE CITIZENSHIP PAPER 2 LATEST
EXAM 2025 WITH MULTIPLE CHOICE OF
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLVED
SOLUTIONS ALREADY GRADED A+ AND 100%
GUARANTEE PASS (JUST RELEASED!!!!!!)
3 things that can influence identity - CORRECT ANSWER-Any of the
following:
• Gender
• Education
• Race
• Peer Group
• Ethnicity
• Social Class
• Media
• Employment
• Political views
• Shared Values
• Political and Social Awareness
Why were 'British Values' introduced - CORRECT ANSWER-In 2011,
David Cameron made a speech claiming that multiculturalism
had failed. He claimed that the UK needed a shared set of
'British Values'
,Limits on freedom of speech - CORRECT ANSWER-Freedom of speech
has legal limits, for example the US is still trying to prosecute
Edward Snowden under the Espionage Act 1917
4 Things that David Cameron wanted to do to 'make
multiculturalism work' - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Make sure all
immigrants speak english
2. Britishness classes and history should be taught in schools.
3. The national citizenship service was introduced for 16 year
olds
4. Developing the concept of one big society
Arguments made in favor of Immigration - CORRECT ANSWER-•
Cheap labour
• Helps overcome labour shortages
• Immigrants are often prepared to do unskilled jobs
• Some immigrants are highly skilled e.g more than 30% of our
NHS are immigrants
• Cultural diversity
• Teaches acceptance of each other
• The UK is a nation of immigrants
Arguments made against Immigration - CORRECT ANSWER-•
Language problems
• Racial/Ethnic tensions
• Jobs lost to incoming workers
• Pressure on housing and local services especially where large
numbers of migrants settle to work
, • Limited skills/Education in immigrant population
Most common country that immigration comes from - CORRECT
ANSWER-Poland
What percentage of the UK population lives in england - CORRECT
ANSWER-Just under 85%
When did the UK join the EU - CORRECT ANSWER-1973
How many EU citizens live and work in the UK - CORRECT ANSWER-
3.3 million
How many UK citizens live in the EU - CORRECT ANSWER-1.2
million
When was the Edward Snowden incident - CORRECT ANSWER-2013
When was the IPSO set up? - CORRECT ANSWER-2014
What type of body is the IPSO? - CORRECT ANSWER-Self-Regulatory
Name a newspaper not signed up to the ISPO - CORRECT ANSWER-
The Guardian
State the editors code - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Accuracy - The press
must not publish inaccurate or distorted information or images.
EXAM 2025 WITH MULTIPLE CHOICE OF
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLVED
SOLUTIONS ALREADY GRADED A+ AND 100%
GUARANTEE PASS (JUST RELEASED!!!!!!)
3 things that can influence identity - CORRECT ANSWER-Any of the
following:
• Gender
• Education
• Race
• Peer Group
• Ethnicity
• Social Class
• Media
• Employment
• Political views
• Shared Values
• Political and Social Awareness
Why were 'British Values' introduced - CORRECT ANSWER-In 2011,
David Cameron made a speech claiming that multiculturalism
had failed. He claimed that the UK needed a shared set of
'British Values'
,Limits on freedom of speech - CORRECT ANSWER-Freedom of speech
has legal limits, for example the US is still trying to prosecute
Edward Snowden under the Espionage Act 1917
4 Things that David Cameron wanted to do to 'make
multiculturalism work' - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Make sure all
immigrants speak english
2. Britishness classes and history should be taught in schools.
3. The national citizenship service was introduced for 16 year
olds
4. Developing the concept of one big society
Arguments made in favor of Immigration - CORRECT ANSWER-•
Cheap labour
• Helps overcome labour shortages
• Immigrants are often prepared to do unskilled jobs
• Some immigrants are highly skilled e.g more than 30% of our
NHS are immigrants
• Cultural diversity
• Teaches acceptance of each other
• The UK is a nation of immigrants
Arguments made against Immigration - CORRECT ANSWER-•
Language problems
• Racial/Ethnic tensions
• Jobs lost to incoming workers
• Pressure on housing and local services especially where large
numbers of migrants settle to work
, • Limited skills/Education in immigrant population
Most common country that immigration comes from - CORRECT
ANSWER-Poland
What percentage of the UK population lives in england - CORRECT
ANSWER-Just under 85%
When did the UK join the EU - CORRECT ANSWER-1973
How many EU citizens live and work in the UK - CORRECT ANSWER-
3.3 million
How many UK citizens live in the EU - CORRECT ANSWER-1.2
million
When was the Edward Snowden incident - CORRECT ANSWER-2013
When was the IPSO set up? - CORRECT ANSWER-2014
What type of body is the IPSO? - CORRECT ANSWER-Self-Regulatory
Name a newspaper not signed up to the ISPO - CORRECT ANSWER-
The Guardian
State the editors code - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Accuracy - The press
must not publish inaccurate or distorted information or images.
