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Values and Principles of the UK

In which language is the Life in the UK test usually taken?

AEnglish, but Welsh or Scottish Gaelic by special arrangement ✓
BAny language, provided you bring a government-approved translator
CEnglish, or any of the 24 official European Union languages
DEnglish only, with no alternative language options available

Answer & explanation

The correct answer is English, but Welsh or Scottish Gaelic by special arrangement.

The Life in the UK test is usually taken in English, although special arrangements can be made if you wish to take it in Welsh or Scottish Gaelic.

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