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Life in the UK test

Chapter 5 practice test: Your role in the community

Life in the UK chapter 5 test: Your role in the community

The real test mixes questions from across the handbook. This one keeps to your role in the community, so you can find out which facts you don't know yet.

Study notes: Your role in the community

Questions

10

the real test has 24

Time allowed

19 min

in timed mode

Pass mark

8

75%, as on the day

Your best

Not yet

saved on this device

Answer at your own pace. No timer, and you can come back later.

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Question 1 of 10
How old must you be to drive a car in the UK?
21161718
Question 2 of 10
How do most employees pay income tax?
Their local council collects itIt is deducted automatically through PAYEThey pay it in a single annual paymentThey complete a self-assessment return each year
Question 3 of 10
A vehicle over how many years old needs a valid MOT certificate?
Five yearsThree yearsOne yearTen years
Question 4 of 10
How do self-employed people pay income tax?
Through PAYE, like employeesThey do not pay income taxThrough their local councilThrough self-assessment, completing a tax return each year
Question 5 of 10
How can residents help look after the environment?
By registering with the Environment AgencyBy joining a political partyBy recycling and reducing wasteBy paying a separate environment tax
Question 6 of 10
What do school governors do?
Teach classes without payVolunteer to help run local schoolsInspect schools on behalf of the governmentSet the national curriculum
Question 7 of 10
Why is volunteering encouraged?
It is a legal requirement for residentsIt is required before you can voteIt reduces the tax you oweIt is a way of taking part in community life, and many charities depend on it
Question 8 of 10
What do National Insurance contributions help pay for?
Private health insuranceThe NHS, the state pension and other benefitsThe armed forces onlyLocal road maintenance only
Question 9 of 10
Can you start work in the UK before you have a National Insurance number?
Yes, if you have permission to work in the UKNo, you must wait until the number arrivesOnly if your employer applies for itOnly for part-time work
Question 10 of 10
If your driving licence is from a country outside the EU, how long can you use it in the UK?
Up to five yearsUp to 12 monthsUp to three monthsIndefinitely

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