UK Citizenship Practice Test 13
This Life in the UK practice test contains 24 sample questions and 45 minutes time limit. Remember that you need to get at least 18 Questions correct or 75% to pass this Life in the UK practice test.
Time Spent: 00:45:00
- The electoral register is updated in April
- True
- False
- In which court are serious offence tried in England, Wales and Northern Ireland?
- Crown Court
- Magistrates Court
- Sheriff Court
- Justice of the Peace Court
- The official Church of the state is the Catholic Church
- True
- False
- Lent begins on Ash Wednesday
- True
- False
- Halloween is celebrated on the 15th December?
- True
- False
- What is the second-largest party in the House of Commons called?
- The opposition
- The government
- The cabinet
- None of the above
- How are proceedings in Parliament recorded?
- By secretaries
- By tape recorder
- By TV and Hansard
- None of the above
- How many years as queen did Queen Elizabeth II celebrate at her jubilee in 2012?
- 80
- 70
- 90
- 60
- How many people from Indian descent lived in 2001?
- 1.8 million
- 1.1 million
- 3.1 million
- 4.1 million
- The group consisting of majority of students at the universities is
- Men
- Women
- In accordance with the new law of 1957, who is the person chosen for lifetime to the House of Lords peers?
- The Prime Minister
- The Home Secretary
- The Queen
- The Opposition Leader
- The place where we can find mother and toddler groups is
- In your local MPs offices
- In special areas provided by supermarkets
- Usually in a local church
- In the public library
- Britain government is imposing tighter controls on migrants as a part of its attempts to prevent the unauthorised immigration and scrutinise the refugee claims
- True
- False
- The dental treatment is completely free for the pregnant women with young babies
- True
- False
- On April fool’s Day till what time do people play jokes on one another?
- Until midnight
- Until noon
- Until 9 PM
- Until 5 PM
- When youngsters turn 15, they can legally buy alcohol in pubs and off licences
- True
- False
- Where do UK residents need to register their car or motorcycle?
- At the Ministry of Transport (MOT)
- At the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA)
- At the Home Office
- At their Local Council
- When did the Black Death come to England?
- In 1348
- In 1248
- In 1648
- In 1748
- What is the name of the annual event that gives awards in a range of musical categories, such as best British group and best British solo artist?
- The Mercury Music Prize
- The BAFTA Awards
- The Brit Awards
- The MTV Awards
- During the times of Elizabeth I, English settlers began to colonies
- The Pacific Islands
- Indonesia
- The eastern coast of America
- The western coast of Australia
- Who wrote an oratorio called ‘Messiah’, which is regularly sung by choirs at Easter time?
- George Frederick Handel
- Gustav Holst
- Sir Edward Elgar
- Henry Purcell
- Members of the public are allowed to attend Youth Court hearings. TRUE or FALSE?
- True
- False
- ‘The Restoration’ refers to the re-establishment of Catholicism as the official Church in the 17th century. TRUE or FALSE?
- True
- False
- How long does Diwali last for?
- 20 days
- 3 days
- Five days
- A weekend
Total Score:
You need to get at least 75% (18 Questions correct) to pass this Life in the UK practice test.