Life in the UK Test practice, in your language
914 practice questions written from the official handbook, every one explained, with mock exams in the real 24-question format.
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The Life in the UK Test in one minute
It is the statutory Knowledge of Language and Life test. You need it for Indefinite Leave to Remain or for British citizenship.
You sit the test at an approved test centre, on a computer, with photo identification. The result is pass or fail only — no score is given.
This app prepares you for that test. It does not book it and it is not part of it.
Six ways to prepare
Pick the one that matches the time you have today. One switch on Home decides whether answers show straight away or wait for a score.
Study or Test
Every mode follows the switch on Home. Study shows the answer and its explanation the moment you tap. Test holds it back until you check it, or until the end if you prefer.
Mock exam
24 questions, drawn first from the ones you have practised least and then from the ones you miss most. In Test mode the 45-minute clock runs, you can pause it, and the paper is marked against the real pass mark.
Final Sprint 192
The 192 highest-value questions — the facts that recur most and the ones easiest to confuse — split into eight full papers. Each paper keeps your best score.
What other learners get wrong
Two lists built from the answers of everyone using the app, updated daily: the questions most often answered wrong, and the ones saved most. See the counts, study any question, or practise the whole list.
Study by chapter
The five chapters of the official handbook, at your own pace, each showing how much of it you have mastered.
Weak spots, saved and Marathon
Weak spots retries the questions you last got wrong and updates with every answer. Saved questions keeps everything you bookmark. Marathon runs all 914, least-practised first.
Know when you are ready
Readiness from your recent mock exams, pass rate, study streak, your strongest and weakest chapter, and your pace against the real test's 112.5 seconds a question.
Every question's history
Answered 3× · Missed 1× on each question, a New tag on the ones you have never answered, and a Common mistake tag where other learners often slip.
An explanation on every question
All 914 questions say why the answer is right, written from the handbook, in English and in your language.
Updates without an app update
Question corrections and new questions download in the background. Spot a mistake? Tap Report a question error on the question itself.
13 interface languages
Menus, explanations and question translations, with English always shown first.
Light and dark themes
The app follows your phone setting, or you can choose a theme yourself.
English first, your language beneath
The real test is in English, so English is always the main text. Your language sits under it in a quieter style, for the question, every option and the explanation.
How often are general elections held?
आम चुनाव कितनी बार होते हैं?
- Every 3 yearsहर 3 साल में
- At least every 5 yearsकम से कम हर 5 साल में
- Every 7 yearsहर 7 साल में
- Only when the monarch calls oneकेवल तब जब सम्राट बुलाएँ
A general election must be held at least every five years.
आम चुनाव कम से कम हर पाँच साल में होना चाहिए।
How often are general elections held?
Jak często odbywają się wybory powszechne?
- Every 3 yearsCo 3 lata
- At least every 5 yearsCo najmniej co 5 lat
- Every 7 yearsCo 7 lat
- Only when the monarch calls oneTylko gdy zarządzi je monarcha
A general election must be held at least every five years.
Wybory powszechne muszą odbywać się co najmniej raz na pięć lat.
Every screen, in your language
These are the shipped screens, captured in each of the 13 languages with sample progress. Nothing here is a mock-up.
Try a mock test now
24 questions in the real format, free, in your browser.
Study in the language you think in
Change the interface language at any time. Your progress stays where it is.
Know when you are ready
The app counts what you have answered and what you have mastered, chapter by chapter, so you can stop guessing at your readiness.
What to look for in a Life in the UK Test app
Four things worth checking before you install any of them, and where this one stands on each. Nothing below is a claim you cannot verify for yourself.
Every question written from the official handbook
The bank is built from Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents (3rd edition), the only material the real test draws on. The real questions are never published, so an app advertising them is misrepresenting itself.
Free, and free the whole way through
No in-app purchases, no subscription, no locked chapters, no trial that runs out. The entire bank and every mode, at no cost. Ads are what keep it that way.
Bilingual, not just a translated menu
Every question appears in English first with your own language beneath it, because the real test is English-only. Apps that translate the interface and leave the questions alone do not prepare you for that.
No account
No sign-up, no email, no password. Your progress is saved on your device, not in an account, and usage statistics are optional.
This is independent practice material. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the UK Government or the Home Office, and it cannot book, replace or form any part of the official test.
Before you download
Is this the official test?
No. This is a practice app made by an independent developer. The official Life in the UK Test is booked through the government service and sat at an approved test centre. This app is not affiliated with the UK Government or the Home Office.
Are these the real test questions?
No. The real questions are not published. Our 914 questions are written from the official study material, Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents (3rd edition), which is the only legitimate source the real test draws on.
How many questions are in the test, and how long do I get?
The real test has 24 questions and you have 45 minutes. The app's Mock exam follows the same rules: 24 questions, 45 minutes, pass at 18.
What is the pass mark?
You need 75%, which is 18 correct answers out of 24. The result is given as pass or fail only. You are not told your score.
Is the app free?
Yes. The app is free and supported by ads. There are no in-app purchases and no subscription.
What are Most common mistakes and Most saved?
Two lists built from the answers of everyone using the app, updated daily: the questions learners most often get wrong, and the ones they save most. They appear on Home once enough learners have answered. You can study any question on them or practise the whole list. They hold only totals, nothing that identifies you.
Which languages does it support?
Thirteen: English, Hindi, Punjabi, Polish, Urdu, Romanian, Italian, Bengali, German, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Spanish and French. Questions always show English first, with your language beneath.
What happens if I fail?
You can book the test again. There is a waiting period of seven days between attempts, and you pay the fee each time. Use Weak spots mode to work through what you missed before you rebook.
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