Life in the UK Practice Test

Life in the UK Practice Test Santa ClausTo Pass “The Life in the UK Test” you need to correctly answer 18 out of 24 Questions to score 75% in 45 minutes. All Life in the UK Practice Test questions below are from Chapter 3 (UK Today: A Profile) of the Life in the United Kingdom: A Journey to Citizenship (2nd Edition) book.

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The population of the UK in 2005 was under





Northern Ireland's share of the total population was





England had roughly





Since 1971, the population growth has been





There are more people over 60 than younger than 16



The count of the whole population is termed as a





Birth rate is rising and death rate is falling.



The census collects data of all these except





The next census is due on





A census has been taken every ten years since 1801, except during





Information from the census can be made public after





These collectively make up roughly 8.3% of the population except





Since 2004, large numbers of migrants have come from





45% of the ethic minority are living in





About 1/3 of ethnic communities today have been born in the UK.



White people comprise nearly





The land area of the UK is approximately





An example of a dialect in England include all these except





In Northern Ireland, one of the dialects spoken is called Ulster Irish.



The UK is historically and predominantly





The percentage of the population who attend religious services is





In London, the number who attend these services are said to be





As much as 15.5% of the population is classified as





More people attend services in England and Wales than Scotland and Northern Ireland.



Of the 71.6% who claim they are Christian, what percentage is Roman Catholic?





The official church of the state is the





The spiritual leader of the Church of England is the





The established church in Scotland is called the





St. Patrick's Day in Northern Ireland is not considered a public holiday.



England's St. George's Day is celebrated on





Diwali is a





Boxing Day, a public holiday, falls on





Aside from Christmas, the other major Christian holiday is





Santa Claus is also known in the UK as Father Christmas.



December 31 is called Hogmanay in





Lovers exchange gifts and cards during this special holiday for them





Mother's Day is celebrated the Sunday how many weeks before Easter





November 5 is celebrated as





During Remembrance Day every November 11, people wear





How many minutes of silence are observed during Remembrance Day?





Among the many popular sports in the UK are all these except





The most important tennis tournament is





There is no national, single UK team for both rugby and football.





 

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Chapter 2 : A Changing Society
Chapter 4 : How the United Kingdom is governed
Chapter 5 : Everyday Needs
Chapter 6 : Employment

 

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