Which of these is a fundamental principle of British life? Which TWO are fundamental principles of British life? Looking after the area in which you live and the environment is one of the responsibilities of anyone living in the UK. Which of these is a freedom that the UK offers to everyone living here? Which TWO things must you show to apply for citizenship or permanent residence? At a citizenship ceremony, new citizens make an oath or affirmation of allegiance and a pledge. Which of these is a responsibility of everyone living in the UK? Which countries make up the United Kingdom? Which countries make up Great Britain? The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are part of the UK. Which of these is a British overseas territory? Which of these is NOT one of the fundamental principles of British life? Everyone living in the UK has the right to a fair trial. Which TWO are responsibilities of people living in the UK? Which of these is a freedom the UK offers? The Life in the UK test is taken in English. British society is founded on fundamental values and principles that all those living in the UK should respect and support. What is the official name of the country? Northern Ireland is part of Great Britain. Which of these is a Crown dependency? The UK is governed by the Parliament sitting in Westminster. Individual liberty is one fundamental principle of British life. Which TWO others are there? British values say that extremism and intolerance can be acceptable in some communities. Which of these is a responsibility of living in the UK? Which of these is a freedom the UK offers everyone? Everyone in the UK has the right to join in the election of a government. Where would you usually take the Life in the UK test? How many questions are in the Life in the UK test? Special arrangements can be made to take the Life in the UK test in Welsh or Scottish Gaelic. What do new citizens promise in the citizenship pledge? In the citizenship pledge, what do new citizens promise about the law? What does the oath or affirmation of allegiance at a citizenship ceremony promise loyalty to? British values are based on history and traditions, and are protected by law, customs and expectations. Which TWO are responsibilities of anyone living in the UK? What is the longest distance on the UK mainland? The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man have their own governments. What are the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man known as? Which of these is a British overseas territory, linked to the UK but not part of it? Wales is part of Great Britain but not part of the United Kingdom. Which of these places is NOT part of the United Kingdom? Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland each have their own parliament or assembly, with powers to make decisions on certain matters. Which country is part of the UK but NOT part of Great Britain? The British Isles includes which of these? The Falkland Islands are part of the United Kingdom. What is the role of the Crown dependencies' own governments? Turn on JavaScript to answer and see explanations.