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Life in the UK practice tests

The official British citizenship and settlement test: 24 questions, 45 minutes, 18 to pass. Full practice tests, chapter notes and topic drills, all in the real format.

  • 24 questions
  • 45 minutes
  • 18 to pass

Full tests

  1. Test 124 questions · 45 min · pass 18
  2. Test 224 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 2 of 24
  3. Test 324 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 3 of 24
  4. Test 424 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 4 of 24
  5. Test 524 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 5 of 24
  6. Test 624 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 6 of 24
  7. Test 724 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 7 of 24
  8. Test 824 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 8 of 24
  9. Test 924 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 9 of 24
  10. Test 1024 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 10 of 24
  11. Test 1124 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 11 of 24
  12. Test 1224 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 12 of 24
  13. Test 1324 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 13 of 24
  14. Test 1424 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 14 of 24
  15. Test 1524 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 15 of 24
  16. Test 1624 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 16 of 24
  17. Test 1724 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 17 of 24
  18. Test 1824 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 18 of 24
  19. Test 1924 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 19 of 24
  20. Test 2024 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 20 of 24
  21. Test 2124 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 21 of 24
  22. Test 2224 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 22 of 24
  23. Test 2324 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 23 of 24
  24. Test 2424 questions · 45 min · pass 18difficulty 24 of 24

Topic drills

Untimed practice on one area at a time, 20 shuffled questions per sitting, the answer explained after each.

  1. Values and principles drillThe fundamental principles of British life, responsibilities and freedoms, and the path to settlement and citizenship.
  2. The UK and its nations drillThe four nations and their capitals, the UK and Great Britain, Crown dependencies and overseas territories.
  3. History drill: early Britain to 1688Stone Age to the Glorious Revolution: Romans, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings, the Normans, the Middle Ages, the Tudors and Stuarts.
  4. History drill: 1688 to the presentUnion with Scotland and Ireland, the Industrial Revolution, the Empire, votes for women, two world wars and post-war Britain.
  5. Modern society and culture drillReligion, festivals and national days, patron saints, sport, the arts, leisure and famous places.
  6. Government and law drillParliament, elections, the Prime Minister and Cabinet, devolution, the courts and juries, the police, rights and your role in the community.

Chapters

  1. Chapter 1: The values and principles of the UKThe fundamental principles of British life, the responsibilities and freedoms of everyone who lives here, and what becoming a permanent resident or citizen involves. Study notes for the Life in the UK test.
  2. Chapter 2: What is the UK?The four nations of the United Kingdom, the difference between the UK and Great Britain, the capital cities, and the Crown dependencies and overseas territories. Study notes for the Life in the UK test.
  3. Chapter 3: A long and illustrious historyBritish history from the Stone Age to the end of the 20th century, era by era: invasions, kings and queens, the growth of Parliament, the Industrial Revolution, the Empire and two world wars. Study notes for the Life in the UK test.
  4. Chapter 4: A modern, thriving societyReligion, festivals and national days, sport, the arts, leisure and famous places in today's UK. Study notes for the Life in the UK test.
  5. Chapter 5: The UK government, the law and your roleHow the UK is governed, how elections work, the courts and the police, your rights and duties, and how to play a part in your community. Study notes for the Life in the UK test.