Mock exam 1
24 questions 45 minutes
Free practice for your settlement or citizenship journey.
Prepare for the Life in the UK Test with free mock tests and clear explanations. New facts and unfamiliar words can feel like a lot. Take it one small step at a time.

Get help with 12 useful test words, then practise remembering them with a matching game.
Not sure where to start? Follow a flexible 7-day plan with small tasks, topic guides and time to review.
Explore your 7-day study plan A suggested revision schedule, not a guarantee of passing. Take longer whenever you need.There’s more than one way to make progress.
Begin with exams 1–17, then explore 33 more. Choose a timer when you feel ready.
24 questions · 45 minutes →Search five topics, read the choices and reveal clear explanations. Learn a fact before testing yourself.
No timer · Go at your pace →Flip a card, match a year, or learn a word. Small games, useful practice.
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24 questions 45 minutes
24 questions 45 minutes
24 questions 45 minutes
The Life in the UK Test checks knowledge of British traditions, history and everyday life. It is part of many applications for settlement (ILR) or British citizenship. Individual requirements and exemptions depend on your circumstances. Use GOV.UK for official information and booking; this independent website provides free practice.
Our timed mocks use the same question count and time allowance, with original questions and our own interface. Read more about the test format and pass mark and check the official test-day guidance.
Think of an answer, then open the explanation. These examples show how our learning material works.
Answer: Tolerance and respect
Tolerance means respecting other people’s beliefs and their right to practise them within the law.
Answer: AD 43
The Roman invasion of AD 43 began the period of Roman rule in much of Britain.
Answer: The House of Commons; The House of Lords
The House of Commons and the House of Lords are the two Houses of the UK Parliament.
Yes. The mock tests, explanations, study guides and games are free, with no account or subscription needed. If you enable browser saving, you can return to progress on this device.
No. This site has 300 original core questions and 30 extra questions. The 50 mock selections reuse two core banks. We do not know which questions will appear in your real test and cannot guarantee a pass.
They are a useful starting collection here, but their 90-question bank is not the official syllabus. Read the full official handbook, review mistakes and explore additional topics rather than relying on a familiar selection.
The questions stay in English. The vocabulary glossary offers simple English meanings and short supporting glosses in eight other languages. These are learning aids, not translations of the full test.