United KingdomValues 22 · Values and principles of the UK
Who usually arranges citizenship ceremonies for new British citizens?
- aThe local authority (council)Correct answer
- bThe applicant's employer
- cThe police
- dThe applicant's bank
Why?
After an application is approved, the Home Office invites the applicant, and the ceremony is usually arranged by the local authority. Employers, the police and banks play no part in it.
Check yourself
Would you know these too?
The same number of questions and the same pass mark as the real test, marked at once. Your first mock is free and needs no account.
Take a free mock examValues 23
At a citizenship ceremony, why might a new citizen make an affirmation instead of an oath of allegiance?Correct answer:Because they would prefer not to swear by God
Values 24
In the citizenship pledge, what do new British citizens promise?Correct answer:To uphold the UK's democratic values and observe its laws faithfully
Values 25
Values 26
Which TWO of these are responsibilities expected of people who live in the UK?Correct answer:Paying the taxes they owe
Correct answer:Treating other people fairly
Source
Our own practice questions on the facts covered by the official handbook “Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents” (3rd edition). They are not the real test questions, which are not published, and no wording of the handbook is reused. Each was written, answered blind and fact-checked by separate passes. Not affiliated with the Home Office.
Official informationTry it under exam conditions.
The same number of questions and the same pass mark as the real test, marked at once. Your first mock is free and needs no account.
The pass £12.99 · 180 days of access for one payment — it never renews