British Citizenship Test: Practice Test 4
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How many questions:24
How many correct answers to pass:18
Pass mark:75%
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- Question 1: How are civil servants chosen in the UK?
- Question 2: What is one of the specific topics the National Assembly for Wales can legislate on?
- Question 3: What are the common sources of information for political issues and events?
- Question 4: Who elects the members of Parliament (MPs) in the UK?
- Question 5: Why is it important to be aware of the laws that affect your everyday life?
- Question 6: What are the historical roots of individual rights and freedoms in Britain?
- Question 7: What was the state of democracy in Britain at the turn of the 19th century?
- Question 8: What was the significance of D-Day on 6 June 1944?
- Question 9: Who were the opponents in the Battle of Agincourt?
- Question 10: Which word is based on Norman French in modern English?
- Question 11: What is the name of the collection of poems written by Geoffrey Chaucer?
- Question 12: Which symbol represented the union of the Houses of York and Lancaster under the Tudors?
- Question 13: What type of church was established in Scotland after 1560?
- Question 14: What were the supporters of the king called?
- Question 15: What marks the beginnings of British history?
- Question 16: Which symbol is marked on the foreheads of Christians on Ash Wednesday?
- Question 17: Does the date of Eid al-Fitr remain the same every year?
- Question 18: Until what time are jokes typically played on April Fool's Day?
- Question 19: What are bank holidays?
- Question 20: What ingredients are included in an Ulster fry, a traditional Northern Irish meal?
- Question 21: Which British actor, famous for 'My Fair Lady', became a Hollywood legend?
- Question 22: What are popular games traditionally played in pubs?
- Question 23: Who preserves important buildings, coastline, and countryside in the UK?
- Question 24: Who is responsible for giving guided tours of the Tower of London?