MOCK CITIZENSHIP TEST

If you want to become a citizen of the UK, you’ll first have to pass the official United Kingdom citizenship test. The written citizenship exam will test your knowledge of basic facts about the country’s history, political system and major events.
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Britain since 1945

In what year did the UK join the EEC?

Question 1 of 29

From 2010 onwards, Britain was governed by a coalition government made up of members of which parties?

Question 2 of 29

Who was elected Labour prime minister in 1997?

Question 3 of 29

In what year did Britain go to war with Argentina over the Falkland Islands?

Question 4 of 29

What was the name of the Prime Minister who led the country from 1945 to 1951?

Question 5 of 29

In what year was the National Health Service established?

Question 6 of 29

Which of these was a well-known British pop music group of the 1960s?

Question 7 of 29

What was the slogan for the new benefit system in the 1940s?

Question 8 of 29

In what year was direct rule imposed on Northern Ireland?

Question 9 of 29

The Education Act of 1944 which introduced free secondary education in England and Wales was often called what?

Question 10 of 29

In the 1960s Britain developed Concorde, a supersonic commercial airliner, with which European country?

Question 11 of 29

British author Roald Dahl's parents came from which European country?

Question 12 of 29

In 1945, the people of Britain elected a government from which party?

Question 13 of 29

In what year were India, Pakistan and Ceylon, amongst others, given independence?

Question 14 of 29

What world changing invention was created by the Briton Sir Tim Berners-Lee in 1990?

Question 15 of 29

The report that establish the British welfare state was the…?

Question 16 of 29

The structure of what was discovered by scientists in London and Cambridge in 1953?

Question 17 of 29

The benefits system introduced in the 1940s was known as…?

Question 18 of 29

In what year did Margaret Thatcher resign as prime minister?

Question 19 of 29

The 1960s in Britain are often called the ..........…? 60s.

Question 20 of 29

The Turing machine, invented in Britain in the 1930s, was an early form of what?

Question 21 of 29

To help rebuild Britain after World War II, workers from the West Indies, Pakistan, India and elsewhere were encouraged to…?

Question 22 of 29

Northern Irish athlete Mary Peters won an Olympic gold medal in which athletic event in 1972?

Question 23 of 29

Sir Frank Whittle invented what in the 1930s?

Question 24 of 29

Britain's first female prime minister, elected in 1979, was…?

Question 25 of 29

Which of these is a famous radio play written by the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas?

Question 26 of 29

In the early 1970s, Britain admitted 28,000 people of Indian origin who had been forced to leave which African country?

Question 27 of 29

The peace agreement signed in Northern Ireland in 1998 is known as the what Agreement?

Question 28 of 29

What was the organization formed by the UK and its allies to combat the perceived threat of invasion by the Soviet Union?

Question 29 of 29


 

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