Life in the UK Test - 3

"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

  1. How many members does The National Assembly for Wales have?




  2. What is the name of the minister responsible for the economy?




  3. How is the Speaker elected?




  4. What classification is given to a film suitable for everyone but some parts may be unsuitable for children?




  5. How many countries are members of the Commonwealth?




  6. The Cabinet is a very large committee?


  7. Where did the tradition of playing jokes on one another on April 1st originate?




  8. Which court specialises in employment matters?




  9. What discount on television licence is offered to blind people?




  10. How many members does the Welsh Assembly have?




  11. Why did Protestant Huguenots come to Britain in the mid 1840s?




  12. Which group of people form the largest minority group?




  13. What is the water rate based on if a water meter is not installed?




  14. The North East and North West of England have experienced a decline in population



  15. When did the Gunpowder Plot take place?




  16. What percentage of the population in Scotland




  17. The senior members from the Opposition Party who 'shadow' Government Ministers in different departments are called




  18. What is the speed limit for a motorway or dual carriageway?




  19. What is Wimbledon Championships?




  20. If the parents are not married, only the mother can register the birth


  21. Where is the Scottish Parliament?




  22. In 1605 when a small group of Catholics have plotted gunpowder to kill the King by blowing up the Houses of Parliament is called Guy Fawkes Night


  23. L plates are required on a vehicle when a car is driven




  24. You have to be on the electoral register to visit the Parliament


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