The values and principles of the UK

The test encompasses 24 questions that have to be answered in 45 minutes. It is computer-based, and it’s in English. The life in the UK test questions have muliple choices format. For you to pass the test, you must get at least 75% of the answers correct. Meaning you must score 18 out of the 24 questions.
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The values and principles of the UK

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To become a citizen of the UK, you need to speak and read...?

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In the citizenship pledge, you promise to do what regarding the UK's democratic values?

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The UK views new migrants who want to make a positive contribution to society as...?

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British society only tolerates extremism in what circumstances?

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A citizen of the UK should look after...?

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When you pledge to become a British citizen, you pledge to do what with regard to rights and freedoms?

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Which of these is not a fundamental principle of British life?

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The UK offers freedom of belief and religion to...?

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When you pledge to become a British citizen, you pledge the UK your...?

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Citizens of the UK should treat each other with...?

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The right of a fair trial is offered to...?

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When you pledge to become a new citizen of the UK, what do you promise regarding its laws?

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A citizen of the UK respects others' rights to their own...?

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