Life in the UK Test study plan
To prepare for the Life in the UK Test: read the study guide, measure your level with free questions, practise by topic and finish with timed mock tests. NatuPass puts all of it in one place.
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- 72 original practice questions with explanations.
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- Full course: £9.99 for 60 days (one-off payment).
- Practice format: 24 questions, 45 minutes, pass mark 18. We could not confirm the official format: check it at the official source.
Official source: GOV.UK · Life in the UK Test
Sample questions
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What are the four patron saints' days of the UK nations?
- St Peter, St Paul, St John, St Mark
- St Nicholas, St Luke, St Mary, St James
- St George, St Andrew, St David, St Patrick ✔
St George (England, 23 April), St Andrew (Scotland, 30 November), St David (Wales, 1 March) and St Patrick (Ireland, 17 March).
What is a constituency?
- A type of court
- An area represented by one MP ✔
- A police area
The UK is divided into constituencies. Each elects one MP to the House of Commons using the first-past-the-post system.
Who wrote 'Oliver Twist' and 'A Christmas Carol'?
- George Orwell
- Jane Austen
- Charles Dickens ✔
Dickens wrote about poverty and injustice in Victorian Britain.
How old must you be to vote in a UK general election?
- 18 ✔
- 16 only in Scotland
- 21
The voting age for UK general elections is 18. In Scotland and Wales, 16-year-olds can vote in devolved elections. The government has announced plans to lower the general-election age to 16, so check the current rule.
When was the National Health Service (NHS) founded?
- 1948 ✔
- 1918
- 1979
The NHS began on 5 July 1948 under the Labour government, providing healthcare free at the point of use.
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Life in the UK Test study plan?
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