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The “choose two” questions

Why this catches people

Some questions need two answers, and there is no partial credit. One right out of two scores the same as none. Nothing marks them out in the real test except the wording of the stem.

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Common questions

Do Life in the UK questions ever have two answers?
Yes. Some questions ask you to select two correct answers from four options. They look like ordinary questions, so the instruction is easy to miss when you are reading quickly.
Do I get half a mark for one correct answer?
No. There is no partial credit. You need both correct answers to score the mark, and picking one right answer scores the same as picking none.
How many "choose two" questions will I get?
It varies, and the Home Office does not publish the split. Expect a handful out of the 24, and read every stem to the end.

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Questions are original works testing facts published in Life in the UK: A Guide for New Residents (3rd edition), © Crown copyright 2013. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Home Office.