Life in the UK Test 2026 - FREE Chapter 2 Practice Test 1

Q: Which TWO of the following are fundamental principles of British life?

Respect and Tolerance of different faiths and beliefs and Participation in community life

Q: Which TWO of the following are fundamental principles of British life?

The rule of law and Individual liberty

Q: Which TWO are responsibilities of a resident or citizen of the UK?

Respect and obey the law and Treating others with fairness

Q: Which TWO are the fundamental responsibilities of a UK resident or citizen?

Tolerance of different beliefs and Looking after yourself and your family

Q: Which TWO are the fundamental responsibilities of a UK resident or citizen?

Respecting and obeying the law and Respecting and preserving the environment

Q: Which TWO are NOT offered to UK residents and citizens?

Right to free healthcare and Freedom to ignore laws

Q: Which TWO are offered to UK residents and citizens?

Freedom from unfair discrimination and Right to join in the election of a government

Question 1 of 24 ★★

What are the values and principles of the UK based on?

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Economic prosperity and military strength

Democracy, rule of law, and mutual respect

Cultural superiority and uniformity

Compulsory education and taxation

Question 2 of 24 ★★★★★

Which TWO of the following are fundamental principles of British life?

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Intolerance

Respect and Tolerance of different faiths and beliefs

Participation in community life

Compulsory military service

Question 3 of 24 ★★★★★

Which TWO of the following are fundamental principles of British life?

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The rule of law

Intolerance of other beliefs

Individual liberty

Compulsory military service

Question 4 of 24 ★★★★

Which of the following is NOT a fundamental principle of British life?

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Democracy

Individual liberty

Extremism or Intolerance

Participation in community life

Question 5 of 24 ★★

True or False: In the UK, the rule of law means that everyone must follow the law, even the government.

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True

False

Question 6 of 24 ★★★

True or False: Individual liberty in the UK refers to the freedom to do whatever you want, regardless of the law.

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True

False

Question 7 of 24 ★★★★★

Which TWO are responsibilities of a resident or citizen of the UK?

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Respect and obey the law

Treating others with fairness

Practicing a specific religion

Attending community festivals annually

Question 8 of 24 ★★★

True or False: Treating others with fairness is a responsibility expected of all UK residents.

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True

False

Question 9 of 24 ★★★

Which of the following is NOT responsibilities of a resident or citizen of the UK?

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Respect and obey the law

Respect the rights of others

Look after yourself and your family

Attend weekly community meetings

Question 10 of 24 ★★★

Which of the following is NOT responsibilities of a resident or citizen of the UK?

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Treating others with fairness

Look after yourself and your family

Purchase property in the UK

Contributing to the community and environment

Question 11 of 24 ★★★★★

Which TWO are the fundamental responsibilities of a UK resident or citizen?

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Voting in all elections

Tolerance of different beliefs

Looking after yourself and your family

Joining a trade union

Question 12 of 24 ★★★★★

Which TWO are the fundamental responsibilities of a UK resident or citizen?

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Respecting and obeying the law

Attending cultural festivals

Respecting and preserving the environment

Running for public office

Question 13 of 24 ★★★★★

What is one of the responsibilities of UK citizens?

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Speak multiple languages

Serve in the military

Tolerance of different beliefs

Travel abroad regularly

Question 14 of 24 ★★

Which of the following shows a UK resident contributing to their community and environment?

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Participating in local clean-up initiatives

Ignoring recycling regulations

Avoiding community events

Supporting foreign charities only

Question 15 of 24 ★★★★

Which TWO are NOT offered to UK residents and citizens?

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Freedom of speech

Freedom of belief and religion

Right to free healthcare

Freedom to ignore laws

Question 16 of 24 ★★★★★

Which TWO are offered to UK residents and citizens?

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Freedom to avoid taxes

Mandatory voting

Freedom from unfair discrimination

Right to join in the election of a government

Question 17 of 24 ★★★

Which freedom allows UK residents to practice their religion or have no religion?

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Freedom from unfair discrimination

Freedom of belief and religion

Right to a personal driver

Right to guaranteed employment

Question 18 of 24 ★★★

Which of the following is NOT offered to UK residents and citizens?

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Right to a fair trial

Freedom of belief and religion

Right to guaranteed wealth

Right to join in the election of a government;

Question 19 of 24 ★

True or False: The UK offers its residents and citizens the freedom to practice any religion or none at all.

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True

False

Question 20 of 24 ★★★★★

Which of the following is part of the UK citizenship pledge?

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Promoting international trade

Upholding the UK’s democratic values

Ensuring personal financial success

Supporting a specific political party

Question 21 of 24 ★★

What is the purpose of the UK citizenship pledge taken during the citizenship ceremony?

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To commit to upholding the UK’s values and responsibilities as a citizen

To pledge financial contributions to the UK economy

To swear allegiance to a specific political party

To promise to live abroad for part of the year

Question 22 of 24 ★

Which of the following is NOT part of the UK citizenship pledge?

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Observing the UK’s laws faithfully

Respecting the UK’s rights and freedoms

Guaranteeing personal financial success

Fulfilling duties and obligations as a British citizen

Question 23 of 24 ★★★★

Which of these documents do you need to apply for a National Insurance number?

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A document with your address on it

Documents that prove you have permission to work in the UK

A contract from your employer

Your passport

Question 24 of 24 ★★★★

Which of the following is NOT required to apply to become a permanent resident or citizen of the UK?

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Passing the Life in the UK test

Having a clean criminal record and good character

Living in the UK for five years or more

Owning property in the UK

What are the values and principles of the UK based on?

Which TWO of the following are fundamental principles of British life?

Which TWO of the following are fundamental principles of British life?

Which of the following is NOT a fundamental principle of British life?

True or False: In the UK, the rule of law means that everyone must follow the law, even the government.

True or False: Individual liberty in the UK refers to the freedom to do whatever you want, regardless of the law.

Which TWO are responsibilities of a resident or citizen of the UK?

True or False: Treating others with fairness is a responsibility expected of all UK residents.

Which of the following is NOT responsibilities of a resident or citizen of the UK?

Which of the following is NOT responsibilities of a resident or citizen of the UK?

Which TWO are the fundamental responsibilities of a UK resident or citizen?

Which TWO are the fundamental responsibilities of a UK resident or citizen?

What is one of the responsibilities of UK citizens?

Which of the following shows a UK resident contributing to their community and environment?

Which TWO are NOT offered to UK residents and citizens?

Which TWO are offered to UK residents and citizens?

Which freedom allows UK residents to practice their religion or have no religion?

Which of the following is NOT offered to UK residents and citizens?

True or False: The UK offers its residents and citizens the freedom to practice any religion or none at all.

Which of the following is part of the UK citizenship pledge?

What is the purpose of the UK citizenship pledge taken during the citizenship ceremony?

Which of the following is NOT part of the UK citizenship pledge?

Which of these documents do you need to apply for a National Insurance number?

Which of the following is NOT required to apply to become a permanent resident or citizen of the UK?

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What are the values and principles of the UK based on?

Which TWO of the following are fundamental principles of British life?

Which TWO of the following are fundamental principles of British life?

Which of the following is NOT a fundamental principle of British life?

True or False: In the UK, the rule of law means that everyone must follow the law, even the government.

True or False: Individual liberty in the UK refers to the freedom to do whatever you want, regardless of the law.

Which TWO are responsibilities of a resident or citizen of the UK?

True or False: Treating others with fairness is a responsibility expected of all UK residents.

Which of the following is NOT responsibilities of a resident or citizen of the UK?

Which of the following is NOT responsibilities of a resident or citizen of the UK?

Which TWO are the fundamental responsibilities of a UK resident or citizen?

Which TWO are the fundamental responsibilities of a UK resident or citizen?

What is one of the responsibilities of UK citizens?

Which of the following shows a UK resident contributing to their community and environment?

Which TWO are NOT offered to UK residents and citizens?

Which TWO are offered to UK residents and citizens?

Which freedom allows UK residents to practice their religion or have no religion?

Which of the following is NOT offered to UK residents and citizens?

True or False: The UK offers its residents and citizens the freedom to practice any religion or none at all.

Which of the following is part of the UK citizenship pledge?

What is the purpose of the UK citizenship pledge taken during the citizenship ceremony?

Which of the following is NOT part of the UK citizenship pledge?

Which of these documents do you need to apply for a National Insurance number?

Which of the following is NOT required to apply to become a permanent resident or citizen of the UK?

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