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
- In 1999, what happened to hereditary peers in the House of Lords?
- Their numbers were greatly increased.
- Their salaries were stopped.
- Women were allowed to inherit their titles.
- They lost their automatic right to attend the House of Lords.
- During the civil war of 1455, what colour rose became the symbol of House of Lancaster?
- Blue
- Orange
- Red
- None of the above
- Below which religion celebrate Diwali?
- Hindu
- Muslims
- Christians
- None of the above
- Henry VIII's fourth wife, Anne Cleves was a Spanish princess
- True
- False
- On the Easter day, people consume real chicken eggs
- True
- False
- In the UK, the overall population from the Pakistan origin is
- 0.4 Million
- 0.9 Million
- 0.3 Million
- 0.7 Million
- What percentage of Englands population are estimated to attend the church regularly
- 7-15%
- 6-8%
- 8-11%
- 8-21%
- Who holds the responsibility of keeping the workplace safe?
- The owners of the company
- Employers and employees
- Just the employee
- Does Britain have a firm support from British population to become a republic?
- True
- False
- Is the education in university free for students?
- Yes
- No
- What does the Employment Tribunal mean?
- A type of trade union
- A place where you can find work
- A court specialising in employment matters
- A canteen at work
- Which of the following national galleries is NOT located in London?
- The National Museum
- Tate Modern
- Tate Britain
- The National Gallery
- Who was the British Minister after Margaret Thatcher?
- Tony Blair
- Harold Macmillan
- Gordon Brown
- John Major
- On which issues cannot the Northern Ireland Assembly make decisions?
- Health
- Education
- Agriculture
- Defense
- What architectural style became popular in the 19th century?
- Corinthian
- Medieval Gothic
- Barroco
- Art Deco
- Who introduced the Statute of Rhuddlan by which Wales annexed to the Crown of England in 1284?
- Robert the Bruce
- King Henry V
- King Edward I of England
- William III of England
- Who appoints the members of the Cabinet?
- The Magistrates
- The Prime Minister
- The Queen
- The Prince of Wales
- What was the name of the first cloned mammal?
- Alice
- Dolly
- Molly
- Colin
- How often do the ministers that form the Cabinet meet to make important decisions about government policy?
- Weekly
- Every six months
- Monthly
- Every day
- Who is the author of the murder mystery play ‘The Mousetrap’?
- Gilbert and Sullivan
- Tim Rice
- Dame Agatha Christie
- Andrew Lloyd Webber
- When did the First World War start?
- 1913
- 1914
- 1915
- 1916
- What was inscribed in the first coins to be minted in Britain during the Iron Age?
- The names of medicine plants
- Celtic symbols
- The names of Iron Age Kings
- Drawings of animals
- What is the compulsory school leaving age in the UK?
- 16
- 17
- 18
- 10
- What is the name of the building where the Welsh Assembly members meet?
- Senedd
- Stormont
- Holyrood
- Westminster
Total Score:
You need to get at least 75% (18 Questions correct) to pass this Life in the UK practice test.