Product Description

For the many people hoping to become British citizens each year, achieving the pass mark of 75 per cent in the Life in the UK Test is vital to realising that dream. "How to Pass the Life in the UK Test" is essential reading, packed with study material on the key test topics and over 1,000 practice questions.Each revision topic is delivered in bite-sized sections with key questions at the end of each chapter, making revision easier to manage. This comprehensive guide also features helpful revision tips, advice from people who have passed the test and revision checklists for each study topic. Readers can also find out how to improve their language and computer skills before they take the test.Practice is the key to succeeding. The interactive CD-ROM at the back of the book contains mock tests designed to help readers familiarise themselves with the format of the test. There is also advice on what to do and who to contact if you fail or pass.This title features over 1,000 questions and answers, advice on what to do if you fail the test, key forms and contacts to use once you've passed, your rights and responsibilities as a British citizen, directory of useful organisations in the UK, glossary of key terms, and an interactive CD-ROM with practice tests. Minimum requirements to run CD-ROM: - Microsoft ® Windows ® Vista or XP Service Pack 2 or later - Windows ® Internet Explorer ® 6.0 or later - Memory: 64MB RAM

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #20444 in Books
• Published on: 2009-01-21
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 224 pages

Customer Reviews

More practical than the home office version
I've actually used both this book and the official Home Office guide - the latter being passed onto me by a friend. Was a little concerned that the content may differ (this is one test I don't want to re-sit!) but I found that the Which? version covered exactly the same content with some added benefits such as practice questions at the end of each chapter (lacking from the Home Office version- you have to purchase a separate book!) and the CD rom. And as someone who commutes everyday (perfect study time), the size of the Which? guide was much more convenient - the HO one is a bit bulky and I found I kept leaving it at work!!

recommended, pass first time
i already had a copy of the homeoffice version; i find the Which? study guide is a helpful text with the added benefit of practice tests included on the CD-Rom, which gives you an indication on how you'll fare in the exam. i passed first time after reading the text in it's entirety, paging dog-ears and self-testing. relax and good luck!

The book to success!!!!!!!!!
I couldnt of succeeded in my citizenship exam without reading this book.

At first I tried to read the 'home office' edition, it was really really complicated ! But,luckily, I came across this book while shopping on Amazon. This extrodnairy book was much better. It was simple, orgainzied and set out in a layout that was easy to remember. The CD-ROM, which was included in the book, was really helpful as it had lots of practice questions. Guess what! Some of them came in the REAL exam. I fortunatly passed the exam at first time with the help of this great book.

Therefore, I greatly recommand this book for everybody who wants pass the 'life in the UK' test.