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Practice Exam 38 - Science & Innovation Test

Discover Britain's scientific legacy with 24 random questions on discoveries and inventions.

Science & Technology Medium
24
Questions
75%
Pass Mark
No Limit
38
Times Taken
Fresh every time: each attempt draws 24 random questions from a pool of 33 questions, so no two tests are the same.

How it works

  • 1 24 multiple choice questions — answer them all
  • 2 You need 75% correct to pass (that's 18 of 24)
  • 4 Your progress is saved automatically — you can leave and come back

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Sample questions

A sneak peek at the style of questions you'll answer in this practice test.

1. Which scientist is famous for describing the law of gravity?

A Isaac Newton
B Charles Darwin
C Michael Faraday
D Robert Hooke

2. What is the UK's contribution to the Large Hadron Collider?

A Nothing
B The ATLAS detector and UK scientists at CERN
C Funding only
D The building design

3. Which British mathematician helped break the Enigma code at Bletchley Park?

A Ada Lovelace
B Alan Turing
C Charles Babbage
D Stephen Hawking

4. Which British scientist proposed the theory of evolution by natural selection?

A Isaac Newton
B Charles Darwin
C Albert Einstein
D James Watson

5. What is the name of the UK's largest technology hub?

A Silicon Valley
B Silicon Roundabout (Tech City)
C Silicon Fen
D Silicon Glen

These are sample questions for preview. Start the test to see all 24 questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Click the "Start Practice Test" button below. You will be presented with 24 multiple-choice questions. Answer all questions and submit to see your results instantly.

You need 75% or higher to pass, which means answering at least 18 out of 24 questions correctly. This matches the official Life in the UK Test pass requirement.

Yes, you can retake this test as many times as you like. Each time you take it, the questions will be randomly shuffled for a fresh experience.