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Every topic in the official handbook, 3rd edition
- Magna Carta
- The Romans
- The Norman Conquest
- The Tudors
- The Industrial Revolution
- The Houses of Parliament
- The Monarchy
- Patron saints’ days
- The Commonwealth
- The Rule of Law
- William Shakespeare
- The Second World War
- The National Health Service
- Christmas and Easter
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38:12Question 7 of 24HistoryWhich charter did King John agree to in 1215?
- AMagna Carta
- BThe Bill of Rights
- CHabeas Corpus
- DThe Act of Union
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- History92%
- Traditions100%
- Geography83%
- Government67%
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History
Which charter did King John agree to in 1215?
Magna Carta
Why does it matter?
Magna Carta limited the King’s power. It showed that even the King had to follow the law, an idea that still shapes British democracy today.Ask Anna anything… - 4
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3History
In which year was the Battle of Hastings?
Correct answer: 1066
Geography
What is the capital city of Northern Ireland?
Correct answer: Belfast
Traditions
Who is the patron saint of Scotland?
Correct answer: St Andrew
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About the test
What is the Life in the UK test?
The Life in the UK test (also called the British citizenship test, UK citizenship test or LIUK test) is a computer-based exam on British history, culture, values and government. You need to pass it if you’re 18 or over and applying for:
- Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), which is permanent residence in the UK
- British citizenship through naturalisation
The 24 multiple-choice questions come from the official handbook, Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents. You have 45 minutes and need at least 18 correct answers (75%) to pass.
You book the test through GOV.UK. Bring the same ID you booked with on the day.
24
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45
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18/24
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£50
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- Key topicsFrom Magna Carta to Parliament: the topics that come up most.
- Study guidesHow to prepare, what to expect on the day and how to revise.
- GlossaryQuick definitions of the terms used in the handbook.
- Practice questionsSee the question formats and how to approach each one.
- Choosing a test appWhat to look for in a Life in the UK test app.
- Help and supportBooking, test day and what to do if you don’t pass.
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- History92%
- Traditions100%
- Geography83%
- Government67%
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