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Test 1 of 32 · Chapter 1

The Path to Settlement and Citizenship Practice Test

What this test covers: Core requirements, age and medical exemptions, the citizenship ceremony, oath of allegiance and pledge.

11 questions · Topic-based practice · Free

Revise this topic: Study Chapter 1, Living in Britain — Values and Citizenship

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Which TWO are the core requirements for becoming a permanent resident or citizen of the UK?

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  1. Which TWO are the core requirements for becoming a permanent resident or citizen of the UK?
  2. In addition to passing the Life in the UK test, what must most applicants provide when applying for settlement or citizenship?
  3. Which age groups are normally exempt from taking the Life in the UK test?
  4. Can an applicant be exempt from the Life in the UK test due to a medical condition?
  5. Because immigration rules and language requirements can change, where is the best place to check the most current requirements before applying?
  6. Is attendance at the citizenship ceremony mandatory in order to become a British citizen?
  7. At the citizenship ceremony, what do new citizens take or make as a public commitment?
  8. What is the secular alternative to taking the religious oath of allegiance at the ceremony?
  9. To whom is allegiance sworn in the oath taken at the citizenship ceremony?
  10. True or false: a British passport is automatically issued to new citizens at the citizenship ceremony.
  11. After the oath or affirmation, what do new citizens sign at the ceremony?

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