Mock Citizenship Test: Practice Test 2

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How many questions:24
How many correct answers to pass:18
Pass mark:75%
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List of Mock Life in the UK Test 2 Questions (Classic View):

  • Question 1: Who is the current ceremonial head of the Commonwealth?
  • Question 2: Who discovered penicillin?
  • Question 3: What was the Good Friday Agreement?
  • Question 4: What was the name of the first cloned sheep?
  • Question 5: What did the Beveridge Report lead to the foundation of?
  • Question 6: Who invented the hovercraft?
  • Question 7: Who invented the World Wide Web?
  • Question 8: With which country did the UK develop the Concorde supersonic jet?
  • Question 9: What social changes occurred in the 1960s in the UK?
  • Question 10: Which colonies gained independence in 1947?
  • Question 11: What did the 1944 Education Act introduce?
  • Question 12: What significant event occurred in 1929?
  • Question 13: What is Brexit?
  • Question 14: How many member states are currently in the Commonwealth?
  • Question 15: What led to the recruitment of workers from India, Pakistan, West Indies, and Bangladesh in the 1950s?
  • Question 16: What is the significance of the change in 2024 regarding EU law and UK law?
  • Question 17: What was the significance of the NHS establishment?
  • Question 18: What are the core values of the Commonwealth?
  • Question 19: What significant structure related to space observation was located at Jodrell Bank?
  • Question 20: When did Brexit officially take place?
  • Question 21: When did the UK become a member of the European Economic Community (EEC), which later became the European Union (EU)?
  • Question 22: When was the NHS established?
  • Question 23: When were the Scottish parliament and Welsh assembly established?
  • Question 24: Who decides the penalty if a jury finds a defendant guilty?