Life in the UK Test - 20 | British (UK) Citizenship Test

The following practice test is the twentieth one of the Life in the UK Test. This practice exam has 24 questions in total.

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#1. Which court usually deals with serious criminal cases in Scotland?

The Crown Court

The High Court

The Sheriff Court

The Magistrates' Court

#2. Which of the following was one of the most famous battles of the Hundred Years War? ? It was fought in 1415, where King Henry V’s vastly outnumbered English army defeated the French.

The Battle of Waterloo

The Battle of Bannockburn

The Battle of Agincourt

The Battle of Culloden

#3. The Reform Act of 1832 abolished the old pocket and rotten boroughs.

True

False

#4. Where was Catherine of Aragon (the first wife of Henry VIII) from?

England

France

Italy

Spain

#5. How old was the Queen of Scotland, Mary Stuart, when she became queen?

A week old

A month old

A year old

Two years old

#6. Which of the following civil laws include disputes between landlords and tenants over issues such as repairs and eviction?

Housing Law

Consumer Law

Tenant Law

Land Law

#7. Why did Henry VIII marry Anne of Cleves?

She inherited a large number of properties.

For her fortune

She had a relationship with her before marriage.

For political reasons

#8. How were Elizabeth I and ‘Mary, Queen of Scots’ related?

They were sisters.

They were mother and daughter.

They were cousins.

They were aunt and niece.

#9. Many MPs, Assembly members, MSPs and MEPs hold regular_______, where constituents can go in person to talk about issues that are of concern to them.

Local ‘surgeries'

Local 'meetings'

Local 'reunions'

Local 'sessions'

#10. The decade of the 1960s was a period of significant social change, when there was growth in British fashion, cinema and popular music.

True

False

#11. St Helena and the Falkland Islands are two British overseas territories that are linked to the UK and part of it.

True

False

*False. There are several British overseas territories in other parts of the world, such as St Helena and the Falkland Islands. They are also linked to the UK but are not part of it.

#12. What actions did Henry VII take after his victory in the Wars of the Roses?

Broke away with the Church of Rome

Converted Britain to the Christianism

Weakened the central administration

Reduced the power of the nobles

#13. You can visit the Welsh Assembly by contacting the Assembly Booking Service.

True

False

#14. Who was reining in Britain when the British Empire became the largest empire the world has ever seen, with an estimated population of more than 400 million people?

Elizabeth I

Queen Victoria

Queen Anne

Henry VIII

#15. How many wives did Henry VIII have?

Three

Four

Five

Six

#16. Who led the group of Catholics who tried to kill the Protestant king with a bomb in the Houses of the Parliament in 1605? ? This is the origin of the Bonfire Night celebration on the 5th November.

Alexander II

Oliver Cromwell

Adrian IV

Guy Fawkes

#17. Churchill was the son of a politician and, before becoming a Conservative MP in 1900, was a soldier and journalist.

True

False

#18. What religion did Elizabeth I follow?

Catholic

Protestant

Buddhist

Jew

#19. Who became Prime Minister of the UK in May 2010? ? The then leader of the Conservative Party

Gordon Brown

David Cameron

Tony Blair

Ed Miliband

#20. Which Court deals with the most serious civil cases in Scotland?

The Crown Court

The High Court

The Court of Session

The Sheriff Court

#21. Who were the parents of Elizabeth I?

Henry VII and Catherine Howard

Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon

Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn

Henry VII and Anne of Cleves

#22. Which hill fort from the Iron Age can be seen in the English county of Dorset?

Edinburgh Castle

Caernarfon Castle

Maiden Castle

Conwy Castle

#23. Which TWO families started a civil war to decide who should be king of England in 1455?

The House of Lancaster and the House of Kent

The House of Lancaster and the House of York

The House of Kent and the House of Newcastle

The House of York and the House of Newcastle

#24. Parts of Hadrian’s Wall include the forts of Housesteads and Vindolanda.

True

False

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#1. Which court usually deals with serious criminal cases in Scotland?

#2. Which of the following was one of the most famous battles of the Hundred Years War? ? It was fought in 1415, where King Henry V’s vastly outnumbered English army defeated the French.

#3. The Reform Act of 1832 abolished the old pocket and rotten boroughs.

#4. Where was Catherine of Aragon (the first wife of Henry VIII) from?

#5. How old was the Queen of Scotland, Mary Stuart, when she became queen?

#6. Which of the following civil laws include disputes between landlords and tenants over issues such as repairs and eviction?

#7. Why did Henry VIII marry Anne of Cleves?

#8. How were Elizabeth I and ‘Mary, Queen of Scots’ related?

#9. Many MPs, Assembly members, MSPs and MEPs hold regular_______, where constituents can go in person to talk about issues that are of concern to them.

#10. The decade of the 1960s was a period of significant social change, when there was growth in British fashion, cinema and popular music.

#11. St Helena and the Falkland Islands are two British overseas territories that are linked to the UK and part of it.

#12. What actions did Henry VII take after his victory in the Wars of the Roses?

#13. You can visit the Welsh Assembly by contacting the Assembly Booking Service.

#14. Who was reining in Britain when the British Empire became the largest empire the world has ever seen, with an estimated population of more than 400 million people?

#15. How many wives did Henry VIII have?

#16. Who led the group of Catholics who tried to kill the Protestant king with a bomb in the Houses of the Parliament in 1605? ? This is the origin of the Bonfire Night celebration on the 5th November.

#17. Churchill was the son of a politician and, before becoming a Conservative MP in 1900, was a soldier and journalist.

#18. What religion did Elizabeth I follow?

#19. Who became Prime Minister of the UK in May 2010? ? The then leader of the Conservative Party

#20. Which Court deals with the most serious civil cases in Scotland?

#21. Who were the parents of Elizabeth I?

#22. Which hill fort from the Iron Age can be seen in the English county of Dorset?

#23. Which TWO families started a civil war to decide who should be king of England in 1455?

#24. Parts of Hadrian’s Wall include the forts of Housesteads and Vindolanda.

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