Life in the UK Test Questions 2024

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All the Life in the UK test questions below were extracted from different sections of the official revision book, these test questions are pretty much identical to the ones you will face when taking your real Citizenship test in 2024.

Just like the real test, you’ll need to answer at least 18 of these Life in the UK test questions correctly to pass. All of your answers along with a pass or fail grade are available after submitting your answers. Good luck!

1. Which TWO are Bank Holidays in England? (Choose 2 answers)

Good Friday

Mother’s Day

Easter Monday

Father’s Day

Question 1 of 24

2. Which statement below is correct?

Queen Elizabeth I re-established the Church of England as the official Church in England.

Queen Victoria re-established the Church of England as the official Church in England.

Question 2 of 24

3. In which year did the Black Death come to England?

1468

1458

1448

1348

Question 3 of 24

4. How many years was Mary Stuart kept prisoner by Queen Elizabeth I?

3 Years

5 Years

20 Years

30 Years

Question 4 of 24

5. In which year did Sir Winston Churchill die?

1965

1995

1985

1975

Question 5 of 24

6. How old was Mary Stuart (often now called ‘Mary, Queen of Scots’) when her father died and she became queen?

16 Years old

1 Week old

10 Years old

1 Year old

Question 6 of 24

7. During which period did Parliament begin to develop into the institution it is today?

Middle Ages

Ice Age

Iron Age

Stone Age

Question 7 of 24

8. Which statement below is correct?

Ellie Simmonds won an Olympic gold medal in the pentathlon in 1972.

Mary Peters won an Olympic gold medal in the pentathlon in 1972.

Question 8 of 24

9. Which statement below is correct?

The Vikings came from Denmark and Norway.

The Vikings came from Spain and China.

Question 9 of 24

10. Which statement below is correct?

Queen Elizabeth and Mary Stuart were NOT related.

Queen Elizabeth and Mary Stuart were cousins.

Question 10 of 24

11. Which TWO events below are associated with Dunkirk during World War II? (Choose 2 answers)

Germany invaded Dunkirk and this led to World War II.

The Battle of Britain took place over Dunkirk.

Over 300000 soldiers were evacuated from the beaches around Dunkirk.

Civilian volunteers in small pleasure and fishing boats from Britain helped rescue soldiers from the beaches around Dunkirk.

Question 11 of 24

12. Which TWO are famous authors? (Choose 2 answers)

Dame Ellen MacArthur

Charles Dickens

Sir Kingsley Amis

Jayne Torvill

Question 12 of 24

13. Which statement below is correct?

Julius Caesar led the Scottish to victory over the English at the Battle of Bannockburn.

Robert the Bruce led the Scottish to victory over the English at the Battle of Bannockburn.

Question 13 of 24

14. When were the first professional football clubs formed?

Late 17th Century

Late 19th Century

Late 16th Century

Late 18th Century

Question 14 of 24

15. TRUE or FALSE: Clement Attlee was born in Manchester in 1880?

True

False

Question 15 of 24

16. Who wrote, “The Bruce” about the Battle of Bannockburn?

John Barbour

Jane Austen

Rudyard Kipling

William Caxton

Question 16 of 24

17. Where would you need to go to see the Bayeux Tapestry (the great piece of embroidery that commemorates the Battle of Hastings)?

Spain

France

Germany

Italy

Question 17 of 24

18. What are Ralph Vaughan William and Sir William Walton famously know for?

Acting

Music

Architecture

Sports

Question 18 of 24

19. In which year did William, the Duke of Normandy defeat Harold, the Saxon king of England, at the Battle of Hastings.

1086

1066

1166

1096

Question 19 of 24

20. TRUE or FALSE: The first World War ended 11.00 am on 11th November 1945.

True

False

Question 20 of 24

21. Which statement below is correct?

At the beginning of the Middle Ages, Ireland was an independent country.

At the beginning of the Middle Ages, Ireland was NOT an independent country.

Question 21 of 24

22. What sport is Sir Ian Botham famously known for?

Tennis

Football

Golf

Cricket

Question 22 of 24

23. Which statement below is correct?

Vikings first visited Britain in AD 589

Vikings first visited Britain in AD 789

Question 23 of 24

24. Which statement below is correct?

D-Day took place on 6th June 1940.

D-Day took place on 6th June 1944.

Question 24 of 24

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