Which of these is one of the fundamental principles of British life?
Based on: The values and principles of the UK
The Life in the UK Test is sat in English. This app keeps every question in real exam English, then explains each answer in Chinese (中文解說), so you learn the fact and the wording at once. Drill 1,000+ questions offline, sit realistic mocks, and know you're ready before test day.
The Life in the UK Test is a computer-based, multiple-choice exam that most people applying for indefinite leave to remain (settlement) or British citizenship aged 18-64 must pass. It checks your knowledge of British values, history, traditions, and the system of government, drawn from the official handbook Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents (3rd edition).
You answer 24 multiple-choice questions in 45 minutes. To pass you need at least 18 correct answers, a mark of 75%. Unlike some citizenship tests, there is no separate must-get-perfect section: every question counts the same, and the questions are drawn from across the whole handbook.
The test costs £50 each time you sit it. You book it online and take it at an official test centre. If you do not pass, you can book and pay to sit it again, so cutting the number of attempts you need is exactly what focused practice is for.
Every question comes from the testable material in the official handbook, which the app organises into five study areas:
Your practice maps one-to-one onto these areas, and because history carries the most questions in the real test, the app weights your drilling the same way.
Work through 1,000+ questions by topic, at your own pace. Every question is in exam English with the answer explained in Chinese.
Exam-realistic 24-question mocks with the 45-minute clock and the 18/24 pass mark applied.
Bilingual flashcards resurface the facts you must know cold, right before you'd forget them.
Every wrong answer is collected automatically. Re-drill your weakest topics until they hold.
A clear readiness score per topic tells you when you're consistently above the pass mark.
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| Based on the official public source | Yes, Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents (3rd edition) |
|---|---|
| Timed mock exam | 24 questions, 45 min |
| Pass rule applied | 75% to pass |
| Answer explanations mapped to the source | Yes |
| Weak-area review | Yes |
| Flashcards (spaced repetition) | Yes |
| Works fully offline, no account | Yes |
| Ads | None |
| Payment | One-time purchase |
| Last content review | 2026-07-11 |







Tap an answer to see why it is right, mapped to the official source, exactly as in the app.
Which of these is one of the fundamental principles of British life?
Based on: The values and principles of the UK
Which of these is a right that people have in the UK?
Based on: The values and principles of the UK
Which four countries make up the United Kingdom?
Based on: What is the UK?
What is the capital city of Scotland?
Based on: What is the UK?
Which English king was defeated at the Battle of Hastings in 1066?
Based on: A long and illustrious history
In which year did the Great Fire of London take place?
Based on: A long and illustrious history
Which flower is traditionally worn to remember those who died in wars?
Based on: A modern, thriving society
When is St George's Day, the patron saint's day of England?
Based on: A modern, thriving society
How often must a UK general election normally be held?
Based on: The UK government, the law and your role
Where does the UK Parliament meet?
Based on: The UK government, the law and your role
Built from Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents (3rd edition) (3rd edition), the official public source, used under Crown copyright (handbook used as a factual reference only; not reproduced, all questions original). View the official source .
Last checked against the source: 2026-07-11.
The official handbook is Crown copyright and the real test questions are confidential; neither is reproduced. Every question is original, written from publicly known facts about the UK and mapped to the handbook study area it belongs to.
Both, on purpose. The real Life in the UK Test is sat in English, so every question and answer option is kept in exam English. What we add is a clear Chinese explanation (中文解說) under each answer, plus bilingual flashcards, so you learn the fact and the English wording at the same time. It is a Chinese-explained edition, not a translated exam.
Yes, completely. All 1,000+ study items, mock exams, flashcards and your progress are stored on your device. After the initial download from the App Store or Google Play, no connection is ever required.
Install the app on your new device using the same Apple ID or Google account you bought it with, then tap "Restore purchase" in Settings. Apple and Google handle the purchase record, we never store it, because we have no servers and no accounts.
No. This is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the UK Home Office, UK Visas and Immigration, or any government body. Only the official test centres administer the real test.
Every question is written independently from well-known public facts about the United Kingdom and follows the real test's format, topic split and difficulty. Before it ships, a second, independent AI model from a different family confirms each answer, and a human reviews anything the two models disagree on. The free sample questions above let you judge the quality before you buy.
No. The official handbook is Crown copyright and the real test questions are confidential, so we never reproduce them. Our questions are original, written from publicly known facts about the UK, which is the standard, lawful approach for study apps in this category.
No study tool can promise that. Our mock mirrors the official 24-question, 45-minute, 75% format, and any practice-only figure is clearly labelled. Use the app alongside the official handbook, not instead of it.
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This app is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the UK Home Office, UK Visas and Immigration, or any government body. Questions are written independently from publicly available facts about the United Kingdom and do not reproduce the official handbook or the real test questions. Chinese explanations are written independently and are not official. Passing practice tests does not guarantee a pass in the official test.