528 practice questions, 14 full timed tests and unlimited exam simulations, with an explanation for every answer. Know you're ready before you pay £50 to sit it.
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The Life in the UK test checks your knowledge of British history, values, traditions, law and government. It costs £50 every time you sit it — so it pays to be sure.
The pass mark: at least 18 of 24 questions correct.
The fee for every attempt. A failed test means paying again.
A pass never expires — it counts for settlement and later for citizenship.
Full 24-question tests with a 45-minute timer, flags, a question navigator and the same question styles as the real test — single answer, true or false, and "select TWO".
Pass or not, you see your score, a breakdown by chapter and every answer you got wrong with the reason why. Wrong answers go to your mistakes list until you get them right.
Practise any chapter or topic of the official handbook — from the Romans to the rule of law — with instant feedback on every answer.
Five questions from Practice Test 1. Tap a question to see the answer.
Answer: Most citizens of the UK, the Irish Republic or the Commonwealth aged 18 or over. Most citizens of the UK, the Irish Republic or the Commonwealth aged 18 or over can stand for public office, with some exceptions such as members of the armed forces and civil servants.
Answer: True. After the abolition of slavery, two million Indian and Chinese workers were employed to replace the freed slaves.
Answer: Edward VI. Edward VI was strongly Protestant. During his reign the Book of Common Prayer was written for use in the Church of England.
Answer: In the Crown Court, in front of a judge and jury. Serious offences are tried in the Crown Court in front of a judge and a jury.
Answer: New citizens can choose between an oath, which mentions God, and an affirmation.. You can swear an oath of allegiance or make an affirmation if you prefer not to make a religious oath.
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No. Nobody can legally sell the real questions. Every question here is original, written from the facts in the official handbook, "Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents" (3rd edition), and covers the same topics and question styles as the real test.
The government has said it wants to update the test, but GOV.UK still describes the same format: 24 questions in 45 minutes, based on the official handbook. If the test changes, we'll update the app.
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