Life in the UK Test » 14

"The Life in the United Kingdom Test" is a test for individuals seeking Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK or naturalisation as a British citizen. The test lasts for 45 minutes, the entrants have to answer 24 questions. the test is based on chapters 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 of a revised handbook (second edition) "Life in the United Kingdom: A Journey to Citizenship". Remember that you need to get at least 75% to pass this test

	The electoral register is updated annually? No, it's updated every five years No, it's updated every month Yes, that's correct What committee do senior government ministers form? The House of Lords The Cabinet The Treasury The Working Party Who usually selects the Archbishop and other senior church officials? The Pope The Prime Minister and a committee appointed by the Church The Foreign Secretary The Cabinet The Grand National is a Horse Race True False The majority of the UK residents attend church very regularly True False From where did the largest immigrant group come in the 1980s? The Far East USA, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa Russia Europe What are parents encouraged to do whilst their child is at Primary school? Collect the child from school Give the child a packed lunch and drink Help the child with reading and writing Take the child to physical education sessions In the late ______ and early 90s there was the fall of the Iron Curtain and the break-up of the Soviet Union 1980s 1960s 1930s Ethnic minority group makes less than ______ of the UK's population 7% 3% 5% What discount on Council Tax is offered to a person living on his own? 20% 25% 50% 75% When did the Anglican Church come into existence? 1299 1534 1699 1723 Which political issues are young people interested in? Police brutality and speeding fines The environment and cruelty to animals Pensions and Social Security None of these On St Valentine's Day Secret admirers give unsigned cards Engaged couples get married Boyfriends and girlfriends exchange cards and presents Husband and wives exchange cards and presents What are the key features of the civil service? Political partisanship and efficiency Political neutrality and professionalism Independence and efficiency Corruption and favouritism What is Christmas day? The birth of Jesus Christ Holidays The death of Jesus Christ Christmas day celebrates The birth of Jesus Christ The death of Jesus Christ Beginning of a new year End of a year The total population of countries that are members of the Commonwealth is 2 billion 3 billion 6 billion 1.7 billion Britain joined the European Economic Community in 1945 1999 1973 2000 Regarding to the myth When does father Christmas comes? Early in the morning At midnight At noon Before entering university ______ Students have to start studying as soon as possible Some Students can take a year off to travel or earn some money to pay for studying Students take long holidays Students retake exams The Government aim for young children to reach higher education is to reach ______ Two in three One in five One in two Two in eight Directives are general requirements that must be introduced within a set time, but the way in which they are implemented is left to each member state True False What do couples traditionally do under the mistletoe? They exchange gifts They leave gifts for children They kiss They hug What is Boxing day? Refers to a time when servants used to receive money When people collect boxes to recycle When people watch boxing championship Total Score: 0/0 You need to get at least 75% (18 Questions correct) to pass this test

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