Life in the UK Test — All Practice Questions
Browse all 533 questions with answers and explanations, organised by chapter.
📘 Chapter 1: The Values and Principles of the UK (34 questions)
- Q1 Which of the following is a fundamental principle of the UK?
- Q2 What does freedom of speech mean in the UK?
- Q3 Which Act incorporates the European Convention on Human Rights into UK law?
- Q4 TRUE or FALSE: The media in the UK is free to report on matters of public interest.
- Q5 Which of the following is NOT protected by freedom of speech in the UK?
- Q6 What is expected of everyone living in the UK regarding other people?
- Q7 Which law protects people from discrimination in the UK?
- Q8 Which of the following is a protected characteristic under UK law?
- Q9 TRUE or FALSE: In the UK, people are expected to respect the rights of others to hold different beliefs.
- Q10 What does the UK celebrate through events, festivals and community activities?
- Q11 What does the 'rule of law' mean in the UK?
- Q12 If you are accused of a crime in the UK, what are you presumed to be?
- Q13 Who is subject to UK law?
- Q14 What right does everyone accused of a crime have?
- Q15 TRUE or FALSE: In the UK, wealthy people are treated differently by the law.
- Q16 What type of democracy is the UK?
- Q17 At what age can you vote in UK general elections?
- Q18 Which of the following is a way to participate in UK democracy?
- Q19 Who can vote in UK general elections?
- Q20 What does ILR stand for?
- Q21 How many years must you normally live in the UK to qualify for ILR?
- Q22 What test must you pass to qualify for ILR?
- Q23 What may happen if you leave the UK for more than two consecutive years after getting ILR?
- Q24 How long must you hold ILR before applying for British citizenship?
- Q25 TRUE or FALSE: You must give up your original citizenship to become British.
- Q26 How many years of residence are usually required for naturalisation if married to a British citizen?
- Q27 Which of the following is a benefit of British citizenship?
- Q28 What must you do at a citizenship ceremony?
- Q29 Where are citizenship ceremonies usually held?
- Q30 What document do you receive at the end of the citizenship ceremony?
- Q31 How many questions are in the Life in the UK test?
- Q32 What percentage of questions must you get correct to pass the Life in the UK test?
- Q33 How long do you have to complete the Life in the UK test?
- Q34 How long must you wait before retaking the Life in the UK test if you fail?
📗 Chapter 2: What is the UK? (24 questions)
- Q1 How many countries make up the United Kingdom?
- Q2 What is the capital city of Wales?
- Q3 What is the capital city of Scotland?
- Q4 In which year were England and Scotland united by the Act of Union?
- Q5 What is the capital city of Northern Ireland?
- Q6 What is the full official name of the UK?
- Q7 Which of the following is a Crown Dependency?
- Q8 TRUE or FALSE: The Crown Dependencies are part of the United Kingdom.
- Q9 Where are the Channel Islands located?
- Q10 Which two islands form the Channel Islands?
- Q11 What does 'Great Britain' refer to?
- Q12 What is the difference between Great Britain and the United Kingdom?
- Q13 What does the term 'British Isles' refer to?
- Q14 Which country is NOT part of Great Britain?
- Q15 People from the UK are commonly known as what?
- Q16 Where is the UK located?
- Q17 Approximately how large is the UK?
- Q18 Which body of water separates England from France?
- Q19 In which year did the Channel Tunnel open?
- Q20 What is the largest city in the UK by population?
- Q21 What is the approximate population of the UK?
- Q22 Which country within the UK has the largest population?
- Q23 TRUE or FALSE: The UK is an ethnically diverse country.
- Q24 What is an important demographic trend in the UK?
📕 Chapter 3: A Long and Illustrious History (211 questions)
- Q1 What is one of the oldest known settlements in Britain?
- Q2 What is Stonehenge?
- Q3 What language family did Iron Age people in Britain speak?
- Q4 When did the Bronze Age begin in Britain?
- Q5 Where is Skara Brae located?
- Q6 When did Julius Caesar first attempt to invade Britain?
- Q7 Under which emperor did the Romans successfully conquer Britain?
- Q8 Why was Hadrian's Wall built?
- Q9 When did the Romans leave Britain?
- Q10 What was the Roman name for London?
- Q11 In which year was Hadrian's Wall started?
- Q12 Which peoples invaded Britain after the Romans left?
- Q13 Where did the name 'England' come from?
- Q14 Which of the following was an Anglo-Saxon kingdom?
- Q15 Where did the Anglo-Saxons come from?
- Q16 TRUE or FALSE: The Anglo-Saxons were Christian when they first arrived in Britain.
- Q17 Where did the Vikings come from?
- Q18 What was the Danelaw?
- Q19 Which king fought against the Vikings and is the only English king called 'the Great'?
- Q20 Who was the first king of all England?
- Q21 What did the Vikings first attack when they raided Britain?
- Q22 Who was sent to re-establish Christianity in England in AD 597?
- Q23 What position did St Augustine hold?
- Q24 Who wrote 'A History of the English Church and People'?
- Q25 Where was the Sutton Hoo treasure discovered?
- Q26 What is Beowulf?
- Q27 In which year was the Battle of Hastings?
- Q28 Who was the last Anglo-Saxon king of England?
- Q29 What was the Domesday Book?
- Q30 Where did William the Conqueror come from?
- Q31 Which famous building did the Normans build in London?
- Q32 What system did William the Conqueror introduce to England?
- Q33 Under the feudal system, who owned all the land?
- Q34 What was the purpose of the Domesday Book?
- Q35 In which year was the Domesday Book completed?
- Q36 What did peasants (serfs) receive in exchange for their labour under the feudal system?
- Q37 TRUE or FALSE: The Domesday Book still survives today.
- Q38 In which year was the Magna Carta signed?
- Q39 Which king was forced to sign the Magna Carta?
- Q40 What key principle did the Magna Carta establish?
- Q41 Where was the Magna Carta signed?
- Q42 What does 'Magna Carta' mean?
- Q43 Who called the first Parliament that included ordinary people?
- Q44 What are the two Houses of Parliament?
- Q45 Why did the king need Parliament?
- Q46 In which year was the first representative Parliament called?
- Q47 TRUE or FALSE: The first Parliament only included nobles and bishops.
- Q48 In which year did the Black Death arrive in England?
- Q49 Approximately what proportion of England's population died from the Black Death?
- Q50 What effect did the Black Death have on the feudal system?
- Q51 How was the Black Death spread?
- Q52 What happened to wages after the Black Death?
- Q53 What triggered the Peasants' Revolt of 1381?
- Q54 Who led the Peasants' Revolt?
- Q55 Which king met the rebels during the Peasants' Revolt?
- Q56 What happened after the Peasants' Revolt?
- Q57 How long did the Hundred Years War last?
- Q58 At which battle did Henry V defeat a much larger French army?
- Q59 What were the Wars of the Roses?
- Q60 Which battle ended the Wars of the Roses?
- Q61 What was the symbol of the House of Lancaster?
- Q62 Who defeated the English at the Battle of Bannockburn?
- Q63 In which year was the Battle of Bannockburn?
- Q64 Which English king conquered Wales?
- Q65 What did Edward I build across Wales to control the population?
- Q66 Who was the first Tudor king?
- Q67 What is the Tudor rose?
- Q68 Who did Henry VII marry to unite the houses of Lancaster and York?
- Q69 How did Henry VII become king?
- Q70 How many wives did Henry VIII have?
- Q71 Why did Henry VIII break away from the Roman Catholic Church?
- Q72 In which year did Henry VIII declare himself head of the Church of England?
- Q73 What was the dissolution of the monasteries?
- Q74 Which of Henry VIII's wives was the mother of Elizabeth I?
- Q75 What is the English Reformation?
- Q76 How old was Edward VI when he became king?
- Q77 Why was Mary I called 'Bloody Mary'?
- Q78 What religion was Edward VI?
- Q79 Who did Mary I marry?
- Q80 What book was introduced during Edward VI's reign?
- Q81 When did Elizabeth I become queen?
- Q82 What was the Spanish Armada?
- Q83 Who was the first Englishman to sail around the world?
- Q84 Why was Elizabeth I called the 'Virgin Queen'?
- Q85 Which famous playwright wrote during Elizabeth I's reign?
- Q86 In which year was the Spanish Armada defeated?
- Q87 Who led the Protestant Reformation in Scotland?
- Q88 What is the Kirk?
- Q89 What happened to Mary, Queen of Scots?
- Q90 In which year was Mary, Queen of Scots executed?
- Q91 Who became king of Scotland when Mary abdicated?
- Q92 Who became king of England when Elizabeth I died?
- Q93 What important book was published in 1611?
- Q94 What did the 'divine right of kings' mean?
- Q95 TRUE or FALSE: When James became king of both countries, England and Scotland merged into one country.
- Q96 What was the Gunpowder Plot?
- Q97 Who is the most famous conspirator of the Gunpowder Plot?
- Q98 When is Bonfire Night celebrated?
- Q99 In which year was the Gunpowder Plot?
- Q100 What were the two sides in the English Civil War?
- Q101 In which year did the English Civil War begin?
- Q102 What happened to Charles I?
- Q103 Who led the Parliamentarian forces?
- Q104 What was the 'Personal Rule'?
- Q105 What was England called after the execution of Charles I?
- Q106 What title did Oliver Cromwell take in 1653?
- Q107 What did Cromwell ban as a strict Puritan?
- Q108 What happened in Ireland under Cromwell?
- Q109 Who succeeded Cromwell after his death?
- Q110 What was the Restoration?
- Q111 What was the Great Plague?
- Q112 In which year was the Great Fire of London?
- Q113 Who designed the new St Paul's Cathedral after the Great Fire?
- Q114 What organisation was founded during Charles II's reign to promote science?
- Q115 What was the Glorious Revolution?
- Q116 Why was James II unpopular?
- Q117 Who replaced James II as monarch?
- Q118 What key principle did the Glorious Revolution establish?
- Q119 In which year was the Bill of Rights passed?
- Q120 What did the Bill of Rights limit?
- Q121 According to the Bill of Rights, what must the monarch be?
- Q122 Which later document was influenced by the Bill of Rights 1689?
- Q123 Who is generally considered the first British Prime Minister?
- Q124 Which royal house succeeded the Stuarts?
- Q125 Why did George I rely on his ministers?
- Q126 What did the Act of Union 1707 create?
- Q127 What happened to the Scottish Parliament after 1707?
- Q128 What did Scotland keep after the Act of Union?
- Q129 Who led the Jacobite rising of 1745?
- Q130 What was the last battle fought on British soil?
- Q131 What were the Highland Clearances?
- Q132 Who wrote 'The Wealth of Nations'?
- Q133 What did James Watt improve?
- Q134 Who is Scotland's national poet?
- Q135 What was the Enlightenment?
- Q136 Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
- Q137 Who invented the spinning jenny?
- Q138 What was a major social effect of the Industrial Revolution?
- Q139 Who improved the steam engine?
- Q140 Who led the campaign in Parliament to abolish the slave trade?
- Q141 In which year was the slave trade abolished?
- Q142 In which year was slavery abolished throughout the British Empire?
- Q143 What was the 'Middle Passage'?
- Q144 What was the main grievance of the American colonists?
- Q145 In which year did the American colonies declare independence?
- Q146 When did Britain recognise American independence?
- Q147 Who defeated the French navy at the Battle of Trafalgar?
- Q148 Who defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo?
- Q149 Who is considered the founder of modern nursing?
- Q150 In which year was the Battle of Trafalgar?
- Q151 What is Trafalgar Square named after?
- Q152 At its height, approximately how much of the world's land did the British Empire cover?
- Q153 Which of these was NOT a territory of the British Empire?
- Q154 How long did Queen Victoria reign?
- Q155 What did the Factory Acts do?
- Q156 What was the Great Exhibition of 1851?
- Q157 What did the Reform Acts of 1832 and 1867 do?
- Q158 What caused the Irish famine in the 1840s?
- Q159 Approximately how many people died in the Irish famine?
- Q160 What was Home Rule?
- Q161 What did the Act of Union 1801 create?
- Q162 When was the secret ballot introduced?
- Q163 What did the Chartists campaign for?
- Q164 Which Reform Act first gave the vote to working-class men in towns?
- Q165 When were old age pensions first introduced in Britain?
- Q166 What did the National Insurance Act of 1911 provide?
- Q167 When did World War I take place?
- Q168 On what date is Remembrance Day?
- Q169 What do people wear on Remembrance Day?
- Q170 What was the Western Front?
- Q171 What was the Easter Rising?
- Q172 In which year was Ireland partitioned?
- Q173 How many counties make up Northern Ireland?
- Q174 What became of the 26 southern counties of Ireland?
- Q175 What was the Jarrow March?
- Q176 What caused mass unemployment in the 1930s?
- Q177 Who was the British Prime Minister during most of World War II?
- Q178 What was the Blitz?
- Q179 What was the Battle of Britain?
- Q180 When is VE Day?
- Q181 When did World War II begin?
- Q182 Who led the Suffragettes?
- Q183 In which year did women first get the right to vote in the UK?
- Q184 In which year did women get equal voting rights with men?
- Q185 What was the difference between Suffragists and Suffragettes?
- Q186 Who established the National Health Service (NHS)?
- Q187 In which year was the NHS established?
- Q188 Who wrote the Beveridge Report?
- Q189 What were the 'five giant evils' identified in the Beveridge Report?
- Q190 What was the HMT Empire Windrush?
- Q191 Why did people from Commonwealth countries come to Britain after WWII?
- Q192 What did the Race Relations Acts make illegal?
- Q193 In which year was the death penalty abolished in Britain?
- Q194 What did the Equal Pay Act of 1970 do?
- Q195 Which famous band was part of the 'British Invasion' of pop music?
- Q196 Who was Britain's first female Prime Minister?
- Q197 What was the 'Winter of Discontent'?
- Q198 What was the Falklands War?
- Q199 What were 'The Troubles'?
- Q200 What was the Good Friday Agreement?
- Q201 What did unionists in Northern Ireland want?
- Q202 Approximately how many people were killed during The Troubles?
- Q203 When was the Scottish Parliament established?
- Q204 What is the Welsh Parliament called?
- Q205 What does devolution mean?
- Q206 Which country of the UK does NOT have a devolved parliament?
- Q207 Who invented the World Wide Web?
- Q208 Who discovered penicillin?
- Q209 Who demonstrated the first working television?
- Q210 What is Alan Turing famous for?
- Q211 Who is credited with inventing the telephone?
📙 Chapter 4: A Modern, Thriving Society (134 questions)
- Q1 What is the approximate population of the UK?
- Q2 Which country of the UK has the largest population?
- Q3 Approximately what percentage of the UK population were born outside the UK?
- Q4 What are the largest ethnic minority groups in the UK?
- Q5 What is the capital of Wales?
- Q6 What is the capital of Northern Ireland?
- Q7 Which of these is a Crown Dependency?
- Q8 Are the Crown Dependencies part of the UK?
- Q9 What is the official language of the UK?
- Q10 In which country does Welsh have equal legal status with English?
- Q11 Where is Scottish Gaelic mainly spoken?
- Q12 What is Scots?
- Q13 Who is the head of the Church of England?
- Q14 Who is the spiritual leader of the Church of England?
- Q15 Is the Church of England Catholic or Protestant?
- Q16 Is there an established church in Wales?
- Q17 What type of church is the Church of Scotland?
- Q18 How is the Church of Scotland governed?
- Q19 What is another name for the Quakers?
- Q20 After Christianity, what is the largest religion in the UK?
- Q21 What is a gurdwara?
- Q22 What is a synagogue?
- Q23 Which of these is NOT one of the main religions practised in the UK?
- Q24 Is it legal to discriminate against someone because of their religion in the UK?
- Q25 Do people in the UK have the right to have no religion?
- Q26 What protects religious freedom in the UK?
- Q27 When is St George's Day?
- Q28 Who is the patron saint of Scotland?
- Q29 When is St David's Day?
- Q30 What do people traditionally wear on St David's Day?
- Q31 What is the St George's Cross?
- Q32 Who is the patron saint of Northern Ireland?
- Q33 What does Christmas celebrate?
- Q34 What does Easter celebrate?
- Q35 What is Diwali?
- Q36 What is Vaisakhi?
- Q37 Which of these are Muslim festivals?
- Q38 When is Bonfire Night?
- Q39 What does Bonfire Night commemorate?
- Q40 What is Hogmanay?
- Q41 Who wrote 'Auld Lang Syne'?
- Q42 What does the Notting Hill Carnival celebrate?
- Q43 What is Boxing Day?
- Q44 What happens on bank holidays?
- Q45 Do all countries of the UK have the same bank holidays?
- Q46 What is the most popular sport in the UK?
- Q47 What is the oldest football competition in the world?
- Q48 Do the four UK countries have separate football teams?
- Q49 When was the FA Cup first played?
- Q50 Where did cricket originate?
- Q51 What is The Ashes?
- Q52 How long can a Test cricket match last?
- Q53 Where did rugby originate?
- Q54 How many players are in a Rugby Union team?
- Q55 What is the Six Nations Championship?
- Q56 In which UK country is rugby considered the national sport?
- Q57 Where is the Wimbledon tennis tournament held?
- Q58 What is special about Wimbledon compared to other Grand Slams?
- Q59 When was the first Wimbledon Championship held?
- Q60 Where is the Grand National held?
- Q61 Where is the Derby horse race held?
- Q62 What is horse racing sometimes called?
- Q63 Where did golf originate?
- Q64 What is St Andrews known as?
- Q65 What is the Boat Race?
- Q66 Where is the British Grand Prix held?
- Q67 Who was the first person to run a mile in under four minutes?
- Q68 Who captained England when they won the 1966 World Cup?
- Q69 In which year did England win the football World Cup?
- Q70 Who won two Olympic gold medals in athletics in 2004?
- Q71 Which British tennis player won Wimbledon?
- Q72 Who composed 'Land of Hope and Glory'?
- Q73 Where are the Proms held?
- Q74 Who composed the 'Messiah'?
- Q75 What are the Proms?
- Q76 Who is the most famous playwright in the English language?
- Q77 What is the Globe Theatre?
- Q78 What is pantomime?
- Q79 Which area of London is famous for its theatres?
- Q80 Who is the Turner Prize named after?
- Q81 Who were famous British landscape painters?
- Q82 Who were famous British sculptors?
- Q83 Where is the Tate Modern?
- Q84 Who designed St Paul's Cathedral?
- Q85 Who designed the Cenotaph in Whitehall?
- Q86 Who rebuilt the Houses of Parliament in the 19th century?
- Q87 Which of these is a famous modern London building?
- Q88 Who wrote 'Pride and Prejudice'?
- Q89 Who wrote 'Oliver Twist'?
- Q90 Who wrote 'Jane Eyre'?
- Q91 Who wrote 'Wuthering Heights'?
- Q92 Who wrote the Harry Potter series?
- Q93 Who created the character James Bond?
- Q94 Who wrote 'The Lord of the Rings'?
- Q95 Who wrote 'I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud'?
- Q96 Who wrote the words to 'Jerusalem'?
- Q97 Which poets wrote about their experiences in the First World War?
- Q98 Who wrote 'The Charge of the Light Brigade'?
- Q99 What is the Poet Laureate?
- Q100 What does BAFTA stand for?
- Q101 Who was a famous British thriller film director?
- Q102 What is the Edinburgh Festival Fringe?
- Q103 Which of these is a famous British comedy show?
- Q104 Where are the Royal Botanic Gardens?
- Q105 What is the Chelsea Flower Show?
- Q106 Which of these is a famous British chef?
- Q107 Which of these is a traditional British food?
- Q108 How is the BBC funded?
- Q109 When was the BBC founded?
- Q110 What is the BBC World Service?
- Q111 Who is famous for presenting nature documentaries?
- Q112 What is a pub?
- Q113 Is volunteering common in the UK?
- Q114 When was the National Lottery introduced?
- Q115 What is the minimum age for gambling in the UK?
- Q116 What does the National Lottery raise money for?
- Q117 Who built the Tower of London?
- Q118 What is Big Ben?
- Q119 What is Buckingham Palace?
- Q120 How old is Stonehenge approximately?
- Q121 What is special about Windsor Castle?
- Q122 Who created the Angel of the North?
- Q123 Where is Edinburgh Castle?
- Q124 What is the highest mountain in the UK?
- Q125 What does the Royal Mile connect?
- Q126 What is the highest mountain in Wales?
- Q127 Who built Caernarfon Castle?
- Q128 What ceremony takes place at Caernarfon Castle?
- Q129 What is the Giant's Causeway?
- Q130 Where is the Giant's Causeway?
- Q131 Which mountains inspired CS Lewis's 'The Chronicles of Narnia'?
- Q132 How many national parks does the UK have?
- Q133 What is the National Trust?
- Q134 Which of these is a national park in the UK?
📓 Chapter 5: The UK Government, the Law and Your Role (130 questions)
- Q1 Does the UK have a written constitution?
- Q2 When was the Magna Carta signed?
- Q3 What did the Magna Carta establish?
- Q4 When was the Bill of Rights passed?
- Q5 What type of government does the UK have?
- Q6 Who is the current monarch of the UK?
- Q7 What is Royal Assent?
- Q8 Where does the coronation take place?
- Q9 What is the national anthem of the UK?
- Q10 Do Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own anthems?
- Q11 How many MPs are there in the House of Commons?
- Q12 What does each MP represent?
- Q13 Which party usually forms the government?
- Q14 Are members of the House of Lords elected?
- Q15 Can the House of Lords block bills from the Commons indefinitely?
- Q16 Who appoints members of the Cabinet?
- Q17 Where does the Prime Minister live?
- Q18 What is Chequers?
- Q19 How often does the Cabinet usually meet?
- Q20 What is the role of the Speaker?
- Q21 Is the Speaker politically neutral?
- Q22 How often must general elections be held?
- Q23 What voting system does the UK use for general elections?
- Q24 What is the minimum voting age in the UK?
- Q25 Is voting compulsory in the UK?
- Q26 What must you be registered on to vote?
- Q27 What are the three main UK-wide political parties?
- Q28 What is the SNP?
- Q29 What is Plaid Cymru?
- Q30 Where is the Scottish Parliament?
- Q31 What is the Welsh Parliament called?
- Q32 Where is the Northern Ireland Assembly?
- Q33 Does England have its own devolved parliament?
- Q34 Which of these is NOT a devolved matter?
- Q35 What services do local councils provide?
- Q36 What is council tax?
- Q37 How many countries are in the Commonwealth?
- Q38 Who is the head of the Commonwealth?
- Q39 How often are the Commonwealth Games held?
- Q40 Is the UK a permanent member of the UN Security Council?
- Q41 When was the United Nations set up?
- Q42 When was NATO established?
- Q43 Is the UK a member of NATO?
- Q44 What does NATO's collective defence mean?
- Q45 How many legal systems does the UK have?
- Q46 What type of legal system does Scotland have?
- Q47 What does criminal law deal with?
- Q48 Who decides whether to prosecute in England and Wales?
- Q49 Who is responsible for prosecuting crimes in Scotland?
- Q50 Are the police independent of the government?
- Q51 Can police officers be members of political parties?
- Q52 What is the highest court in the UK?
- Q53 Where are minor criminal cases heard in England and Wales?
- Q54 What is the highest criminal court in Scotland?
- Q55 How many people are on a jury in England and Wales?
- Q56 How many people are on a jury in Scotland?
- Q57 Is jury service compulsory?
- Q58 At what age can you drive a car in the UK?
- Q59 At what age can you buy alcohol in the UK?
- Q60 At what age can you buy cigarettes in the UK?
- Q61 Is it legal to carry a knife in a public place?
- Q62 Is drink-driving legal in the UK?
- Q63 When was the Human Rights Act passed?
- Q64 What does the Equality Act 2010 protect against?
- Q65 Which of these is a right protected by the Human Rights Act?
- Q66 Is domestic violence a crime in the UK?
- Q67 Is forced marriage legal in the UK?
- Q68 Who can be a victim of domestic violence?
- Q69 Is female genital mutilation (FGM) legal in the UK?
- Q70 Is it legal to take a girl abroad for FGM?
- Q71 Do people in the UK have freedom of speech?
- Q72 Is it legal to incite racial hatred in the UK?
- Q73 Do newspapers in the UK have to be politically neutral?
- Q74 Is the BBC expected to be politically impartial?
- Q75 Is peaceful protest legal in the UK?
- Q76 Is a person presumed innocent until proven guilty?
- Q77 What is the standard of proof in criminal cases?
- Q78 What is legal aid?
- Q79 Do workers have the right to join a trade union?
- Q80 What does the TUC stand for?
- Q81 Can trade unions take strike action?
- Q82 What is one way to get involved in your community?
- Q83 What is a neighbourhood watch scheme?
- Q84 How many signatures does an e-petition need to be considered for debate in Parliament?
- Q85 Can you contact your local MP about issues that concern you?
- Q86 What is a school governor?
- Q87 Can anyone stand for election in the UK?
- Q88 Which of the following is an example of volunteering in your local community?
- Q89 What ways can you participate in democracy besides voting?
- Q90 What is the purpose of volunteering?
- Q91 Can you join a neighbourhood watch scheme?
- Q92 What should you do if you have a dispute with a neighbour?
- Q93 What is a mediation service?
- Q94 Who can help with noise complaints?
- Q95 What does being a good neighbour include?
- Q96 Is being a good neighbour important in the UK?
- Q97 What is anti-social behaviour?
- Q98 What is fly-tipping?
- Q99 Are households expected to recycle in the UK?
- Q100 What are National Parks?
- Q101 How can you help protect the environment?
- Q102 Is fly-tipping a criminal offence?
- Q103 What does AONB stand for?
- Q104 What materials can typically be recycled?
- Q105 Has the UK committed to reducing carbon emissions?
- Q106 What should you do when you move to the UK for healthcare?
- Q107 What number should you call in a medical emergency?
- Q108 What is NHS 111?
- Q109 At what age is education compulsory in the UK?
- Q110 What does PAYE stand for?
- Q111 Is car insurance a legal requirement in the UK?
- Q112 What is an MOT?
- Q113 At what age does a car need an MOT?
- Q114 What do you need to open a bank account?
- Q115 What is HMRC?
- Q116 What does the Consumer Rights Act 2015 protect?
- Q117 What can serve as proof of address?
- Q118 Do self-employed people need to register with HMRC?
- Q119 What is A&E?
- Q120 What number is for non-emergency police matters?
- Q121 Must you have a valid driving licence to drive?
- Q122 What tax do most employees pay?
- Q123 Can you get a refund for faulty goods?
- Q124 What is a self-assessment tax return?
- Q125 Is education free in state schools?
- Q126 What should you do if you need to see a doctor but it is not an emergency?
- Q127 What is National Insurance?
- Q128 Do you need to register your children at a school?
- Q129 What is council tax used for?
- Q130 What should you do if you witness a crime?
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