Welcome to the Life in the UK Full Mock Exam
This short quiz is a quick way to check your knowledge of the Life in the UK Test.
You’ll answer 24 random questions in 45 minutes.
At the end, you’ll see which answers you got right and wrong.
Each question reflects the style of the official test.
You can retake the quiz as many times as you like—each attempt gives you a new set of questions.
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1.
A Long and Illustrious History
In 1348, a devastating plague caused the deaths of one-third of the populations of England, Wales, and Scotland. What was this plague called?
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What was the main issue behind "the Troubles"?
3.
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Northern Ireland is home to which of these landmarks?
4.
The UK Government, the Law and Your Role
Which TWO characteristics are legally protected from discrimination in the UK?
5.
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Notting Hill Carnival celebrates Caribbean culture.
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Is it true or false: William Blake, Oscar Wilde and Lord Byron were celebrated golfers.
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Is it true or false: the English navy defeated a Spanish invasion fleet of ships in 1588?
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Is it true or false: Ulster fry is a traditional Welsh dish.
9.
What is the UK?
Scotland has its own Parliament.
10.
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Burns Night is celebrated in:
11.
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The Black Death killed about half the population of England in the 14th century.
12.
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Is it true or false: Becoming a school governor or board member is a way to actively support your local community.
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Is it true or false: Winston Churchill was voted the Greatest Briton of all time in a 2002 public poll.
14.
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What is the role of the Chanellor of the Exchequer?
15.
The Values and Principles of the UK
Which of these rights is protected?
16.
What is the UK?
Which one of the following is recognized as a British Overseas Territory?
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Is it true or false: people over 75 years old do not need to pay for a TV licence?
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Who is a famous British scientist?
19.
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Which statement correctly describes the UK's relationship with NATO?
20.
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Which coloured rose became the emblem of the Tudors, the Royal House founded by Henry VII?
21.
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Which celebration occurs annually on 14 February?
22.
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The Divine Right of Kings meant:
23.
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The Battle of Britain took place in which war?
24.
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In the UK, organ donation is a legal requirement.
