B1 English Life in the UK Integration 2

Question 1

In the UK, what are your rights as a tenant renting a property?

Accepted Answer

You have the right to live in a safe, well-maintained property, receive proper notice before eviction, and have your deposit protected in a government-approved scheme

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You have no rights — the landlord can do whatever they want

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You can only be evicted if you stop paying rent

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The landlord must sell you the property after 5 years

Question 2

What is Council Tax and who has to pay it?

Accepted Answer

A local tax charged by your council to fund local services like bin collection, schools, and police — paid by householders

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A tax on online shopping that everyone pays

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A tax only paid by homeowners, not renters

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A one-off tax paid when you first move to the UK

Question 3

You have been offered a job in the UK. What is the current national minimum wage designed to ensure?

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That employers pay workers at least a legal minimum amount per hour, with rates varying by age

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That all workers earn the same salary

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That workers can negotiate any salary they want

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That part-time workers earn the same as full-time workers

Question 4

What does 'Equality Act 2010' protect against in the UK?

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It protects people from discrimination based on protected characteristics such as age, race, religion, gender, disability, and sexual orientation

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It ensures everyone earns the same salary

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It only applies to government employees

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It protects businesses from unfair competition

Question 5

If you need legal advice but cannot afford a solicitor, what free service is available in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) offers free, confidential advice, and you may qualify for Legal Aid for certain cases

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You must always pay for legal advice in the UK

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Free legal advice is only available to British citizens

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You can only get free advice from friends and family

Question 6

What is the purpose of registering with a GP (General Practitioner) in the UK?

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Registering gives you access to NHS primary healthcare services including appointments, prescriptions, referrals to specialists, and vaccinations

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It is optional and only needed if you are seriously ill

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Registration is only for children and elderly people

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You need to register to receive your National Insurance number