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Test 31 of 32 · Chapter 5

Your Rights, Responsibilities and Community Role Practice Test

What this test covers: National Insurance, income tax and HMRC, driving licence and MOT rules, jury service, voluntary work, and the role of school governors.

12 questions · Topic-based practice · Free

Revise this topic: Study Chapter 5, How Britain Works — Government, Law and Citizenship

Question 1 of 12

What does National Insurance provide, and what do you need before you can work in the UK?

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  1. What does National Insurance provide, and what do you need before you can work in the UK?
  2. How do most employees pay income tax in the UK?
  3. Which government body is responsible for collecting income tax and National Insurance contributions in the UK?
  4. Until what age is a UK driving licence valid before it must be renewed?
  5. At what point must a car in the UK have an MOT (Ministry of Transport) test each year?
  6. Who is eligible to be called for jury service in the UK?
  7. What is the role of school governors in England and Wales?
  8. Self-employed people pay income tax through which method?
  9. Which TWO of the following are given as examples of voluntary work in the community?
  10. Which TWO of the following are legal requirements for driving a car on public roads in the UK?
  11. True or false: a UK driving licence remains valid indefinitely once obtained, with no need for renewal at any age.
  12. Do National Insurance contributions also help fund the State Pension as well as other state benefits?

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