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Life in the UK Mock Exam 43

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24 questions, drawn from all five chapters. 45 minutes on the clock, same as the real test. 18 correct (75%) to pass. Pick an answer and you'll see straight away whether it's right.

All 24 questions in Mock Exam 43

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  1. Who was Elizabeth I's cousin, kept prisoner for 20 years and eventually executed?

    • Lady Jane Grey
    • Catherine of Aragon
    • Anne Boleyn
    • Mary, Queen of Scots
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    D. Mary, Queen of Scots

  2. What is the capital city of Scotland?

    • Dundee
    • Edinburgh
    • Aberdeen
    • Glasgow
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    B. Edinburgh

  3. The Man Booker Prize is awarded annually for the best:

    • Stage play
    • Poem
    • Film
    • Fiction novel
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    D. Fiction novel

  4. True or false: it is a legal requirement that men and women in the UK are not discriminated against because of their gender.

    • False
    • True
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    B. True

  5. What must you bring to the test centre on the day?

    • Two witnesses
    • The same original ID you used to book
    • A solicitor's letter
    • A photocopy of your ID
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    B. The same original ID you used to book

  6. A traditional Northern Irish fried breakfast including soda bread and potato bread is called:

    • An Ulster fry
    • A cream tea
    • A full English
    • A Welsh rarebit
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    A. An Ulster fry

  7. The Battle of Agincourt (1415) was won by which English king?

    • Henry V
    • Henry VII
    • Richard III
    • Edward I
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    A. Henry V

  8. In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, most minor criminal cases are dealt with in a:

    • Crown Court
    • High Court
    • County Court
    • Magistrates' Court
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    D. Magistrates' Court

  9. The first man to be known as ‘Prime Minister’ was:

    • George I
    • William Pitt
    • Robert Peel
    • Robert Walpole
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    D. Robert Walpole

  10. How many questions are on the Life in the UK test?

    • 24
    • 20
    • 30
    • 25
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    A. 24

  11. To apply for permanent residence or citizenship, you must prove English to which level?

    • B2
    • C1
    • A2
    • B1
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    D. B1

  12. True or false: shopping for products locally can help reduce your carbon footprint.

    • True
    • False
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    A. True

  13. What is the official London residence of the Prime Minister?

    • Chequers
    • Windsor Castle
    • Buckingham Palace
    • 10 Downing Street
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    D. 10 Downing Street

  14. The National Citizen Service programme is aimed mainly at:

    • New immigrants
    • Retired people
    • 16- and 17-year-olds
    • Local councillors
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    C. 16- and 17-year-olds

  15. UK equality law protects people from unfair treatment based on characteristics including age, disability and:

    • Height
    • Political party membership
    • Race, religion and sexuality
    • Favourite football team
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    C. Race, religion and sexuality

  16. True or false: the Republic of Ireland is part of the United Kingdom.

    • False
    • True
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    A. False

  17. What is the capital city of Wales?

    • Bangor
    • Newport
    • Cardiff
    • Swansea
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    C. Cardiff

  18. In Scotland, minor criminal offences are dealt with by a:

    • Crown Court
    • Justice of the Peace Court
    • Magistrates' Court
    • Sheriff Court
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    B. Justice of the Peace Court

  19. The first tennis club in the world was founded in 1872 in:

    • Wimbledon
    • Edinburgh
    • Leamington Spa
    • London
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    C. Leamington Spa

  20. Which Anglo-Saxon king united the kingdoms and defeated the Vikings?

    • Kenneth MacAlpin
    • Alfred the Great
    • Edward the Confessor
    • Cnut
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    B. Alfred the Great

  21. All dogs in public places in the UK must wear a collar showing:

    • Nothing is required
    • A vaccination certificate
    • The owner's name and address
    • A licence number
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    C. The owner's name and address

  22. Which famous monument stands in Wiltshire and was probably used for seasonal ceremonies?

    • Skara Brae
    • Maiden Castle
    • Sutton Hoo
    • Stonehenge
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    D. Stonehenge

  23. On the Union Flag, the cross of St Patrick is:

    • A white cross on green
    • A red cross on white
    • A diagonal red cross on white
    • A diagonal white cross on blue
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    C. A diagonal red cross on white

  24. You must be at least 18 to enter which of these?

    • A cinema
    • A betting shop or gambling club
    • A library
    • A supermarket
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    B. A betting shop or gambling club

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