Life in the UK Test » 16

"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

	A defeated Prime Minister in an important vote in the House of Commons, or who loses the confidence of the Cabinet, can be removed by their party at any time True False The Prime Minister appoints ______ The Archbishop of Canterbury The Queen Senior Church officers Which country is the largest in the United Kingdom? Northern Ireland England Wales Scotland Compulsory testing doesn't take place at the 7 and 11 in Wales True False If you cannot afford to pay a vet, you can go to a charity called the PDSA True False Nearly three quarters of the UK women don't work True False What is the main role of the House of Lords today? To examine the work of the Queen To examine the political situation in the Kingdom and propose new laws To examine the work of the Prime Minister To examine in detail new laws proposed by the House of Commons and to suggest amendments or changes The European Convention on Human Rights is a convention drawn up by The Council of Europe The European Union The European Economic Community The European Commission Playing outside the homes also is an increased concern for children's safety True False How many Jewish people came to Britain during the World Wars 6 million 2 million 5 million Towns, cities, and rural areas in Britain are administered by a system of local government or councils True False What is a Credit Union? A financial cooperative with members who pool savings and make loans to each other A special club for people with more than 3 credit cards A group of shoppers who buy things together using credit cards A group of credit card companies The UN was set up after the Second World War to prevent war and promote international peace and security True False On average women get paid less than men True False What is the meaning of Republic state State with the Queen or the King ruling the country State with only Prime Minister ruling the country State with an elected President Who is the head of state of many Commonwealth countries? Prince Charles The Pope The Queen The Prime Minister Non UK/Commonwealth citizens can vote and hold a British passport Maybe they can have Passport but they can't vote in any election Yes, it's true No, it's wrong People Celebrate Christmas at the beginning of the New Year True False What does an MP do? Meets other MPs to talk about the good old days Represents constituents, helps create new laws and scrutinise and comment on what government is doing Helps people with personal problems and makes sure all the taxes are collected Stays at home and writes new laws According to the 2001 Census 75% of the UK population reported that they had a religion? True False How does the British Government attempt to prevent unauthorised immigration? By examining closely the claims of those seeking asylum By establishing an Iron Curtain, in the late 1980s By prohibiting immigration from certain countries None of the these, the British Government does not attempt to prevent unauthorised immigration Women have to stop work when they get married? True False Why did women's protests decrease during the First World War? Because women joined in the war effort doing a greater variety of jobs Because women were ordered to stop Because women accepted their position None of these No laws passed by the Parliament can be challenged by any British court True False Total Score: 0/0 You need to get at least 75% (18 Questions correct) to pass this test

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