Free Life in the UK Test practice tests
12 practice tests, each with 24 questions — the same number you get in the real Life in the UK Test. The official pass mark is 75%, so you need 18 out of 24 correct. Every test below shows the answers, so you can check your work straight away.
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- Practice test 124 questions with answersStarts: Which of the following is not an aim of the United Nations?
- Practice test 224 questions with answersStarts: Who established the Church of England?
- Practice test 324 questions with answersStarts: Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE? The BBC began the world's first regular television service in 1936.
- Practice test 424 questions with answersStarts: How many national parks are there in England, Wales and Scotland?
- Practice test 524 questions with answersStarts: When do the television and newspapers have stories that are jokes until midday?
- Practice test 624 questions with answersStarts: Which sport can be traced back to 15th-century Scotland?
- Practice test 724 questions with answersStarts: Which of the following actions is known as 'canvassing'?
- Practice test 824 questions with answersStarts: Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE? The Scottish Parliament can pass legislation for Scotland on all matters.
- Practice test 924 questions with answersStarts: Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?British scientists were the first to clone a mammal successfully. The animal was a rabbit.
- Practice test 1024 questions with answersStarts: Bobby Moore is famous for his achievements in which sport?
- Practice test 1124 questions with answersStarts: What was the Spanish Armada?
- Practice test 1224 questions with answersStarts: William of Orange was asked by Protestants to invade England and proclaim himself king. But, when William reached England, there was no resistance and he took over the throne. This event was later Known as: