What book should I read for the Life in the UK test?
What book should I read for the Life in the UK test?
You’ll be tested on information in the official handbook for the Life in the UK Test. You should study it to prepare for the test. The handbook is available as a book, an eBook, an e-Learning subscription or in audio formats.
What is the latest edition of Life in the UK book?
The Official Life in the United Kingdom – A Guide for New Residents (3rd edition) handbook is the current guide and covers all the essential knowledge you need to pass your test in 2022.
How do I prepare for Life in the UK test?
To make sure you prepare well, go chapter by chapter of the guidebook. First, read and try to memorise as much as you can. Then, test your knowledge in the best way you can – by answering a test on the chapter. Try our Free Life in the UK chapter tests.
Can I do Life in the UK test online?
You book the life in the UK test online at least 3 days in advance of sitting the test. You will need a contact email address and a debit or credit card to pay the test fee.
How many questions are in life in the UK book?
24 questions
You have 45 minutes to answer 24 questions based on the Life in the UK handbook. You cannot bring children or other family members with you to the centre.
What is the revised life in the UK test?
As per government policies from March 25, 20013 one has to now take the revised Life in the UK Test in order to attain naturalization or permanent residence in the United Kingdom. The life in the UK test has been based on the handbook A Guide for New Residents (3rd Edition).
How many questions are there in the 3rd edition practice test?
In these 3rd edition practice tests, you are allowed up to 45 minutes in which to answer 24 questions, just like the official life in the UK test. Once you have completed all the 24 questions, Press the button “Finish Test”, then you can able to see, have you passed the test or not with percentages.
How hard is the life in the UK 3rd edition?
The 3rd edition is an updated version with quite a bit of additional information. In effect, it means you need read and remember a fair bit of data on all things British, especially its history. You have to study about 11,500 words more than the previous years. The Life in the UK Test 2013 seems particularly hard on the dates.