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Test 22 of 32 · Chapter 4

Leisure, Rules and Everyday Life Practice Test

What this test covers: The BBC and free press, TV licensing rules, age restrictions for alcohol and the National Lottery, driving and school ages, pets, and traditional foods of the four nations.

12 questions · Topic-based practice · Free

Revise this topic: Study Chapter 4, British Life and Culture

Question 1 of 12

How is the BBC funded?

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  1. How is the BBC funded?
  2. In which year did the BBC first broadcast television in the United Kingdom?
  3. What is Hansard?
  4. What is the maximum fine for watching live television or using BBC iPlayer without a TV licence?
  5. At what minimum age may a person purchase alcohol in a pub or off-licence in the United Kingdom?
  6. Under what conditions may a 16-year-old legally drink wine or beer in a pub or restaurant in the UK?
  7. In April 2021, the minimum age to play the National Lottery was raised to 18. What was the previous minimum age?
  8. At what age does compulsory education begin and end in England?
  9. Which TWO of the following are correctly matched as traditional dishes of their nation?
  10. Which TWO of the following statements about pets and dogs in public are correct under UK law?
  11. True or false: UK television and radio broadcasters are required by law to give balanced political coverage, but newspapers are not required to be politically balanced.
  12. Is the minimum age for driving a car or motorcycle on UK roads 17 years old?

Last reviewed 21 October 2026 · Based on the official handbook, Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents, and GOV.UK guidance.