Full Practice Test

A timed practice test consisting of 60 questions. Questions are selected at random from a question bank of more than 450 questions, meaning each test attempt may include different questions. By taking the test multiple times, you can practice a wider range of questions and improve your preparation. Your results will be displayed at the end.
 
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#1. How long is the child allowance paid out?

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#2. What is childcare or preschool?

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#3. Can both men and women take out parental benefit?

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#4. What is the political level called that concerns all of Sweden?

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#5. What color is the envelope with the annual statement about the national public pension?

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#6. From which countries did many people immigrate to work in Sweden during the record years?

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#7. Are all parental days shared or are some reserved for each parent?

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#8. Does the adopted child have the same rights as a biological child?

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#9. What do many bring into the house and decorate with lights and tinsel during Christmas?

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#10. Who is responsible for paying sickness benefit if you are sick for longer than 14 days?

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#11. May you call 112 to book a regular doctor appointment for a cold?

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#12. Approximately how many members does the Church of Sweden have today?

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#13. What is a municipality in Sweden responsible for?

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#14. How many members sit in the Swedish parliament?

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#15. What is the important agreement called that was made in 1938 between employers and trade unions?

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#16. At what age does the general conscription apply where men and women must answer questions and do tests?

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#17. What grading scale is used in Swedish schools?

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#18. Which country was forced into a union with Sweden as a result of the Napoleonic Wars?

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#19. What does the principle of public access to official records mean in Sweden?

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#20. What was the official goal of the million programme?

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#21. What happens to the occupational pension if you die before taking it all out?

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#22. Approximately how high is the life expectancy for women in Sweden today?

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#23. Does it cost money for children and young adults to go to the dentist in Sweden?

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#24. Is it allowed in Sweden to spread threats or hate against a population group?

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#25. What is child support?

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#26. Which important UN convention became Swedish law in 2020?

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#27. Which four groups are mentioned as the largest popular movements during the 1800s?

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#28. Does a spot at a leisure center cost money?

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#29. Which religion is the second largest religion in Sweden today?

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#30. Which religion is the largest religion in the world today?

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#31. Which is the first vaccination usually offered to small children at BVC?

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#32. How is the climate in Sweden during the winter?

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#33. Who decides over and runs the municipal schools?

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#34. If you get sick and cannot work how much do you get in sick pay from your employer day 2 to 14?

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#35. What does the left-right scale often used in politics mean?

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#36. Sweden went from being an emigration country to becoming…

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#37. Is it allowed to force someone to marry in Sweden?

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#38. What year was the Stockholm Mosque inaugurated?

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#39. During which decade were Sweden first mosques built?

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#40. Which language is one of the Jews traditional minority languages in Sweden?

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#41. May an older person appeal a decision from the care administrator?

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#42. Do you get a pension if you continue to work after the age of 65?

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#43. Is it allowed in Sweden to be married to more than one person at the same time?

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#44. Which authority do you apply to for a certificate of no impediment before getting married?

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#45. What is the name of the bridge connecting Sweden with Denmark?

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#46. Where is Swedens highest mountain Kebnekaise located?

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#47. Can a person choose to take out their pension later than the target age?

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#48. Are you allowed to pitch a tent for one night in nature according to the right of public access?

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#49. Does Christianity still affect Swedish traditions even though fewer are members of the church?

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#50. Can you use VAB until the child becomes an adult?

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#51. In Sweden there is a law against discrimination. How many grounds of discrimination are there?

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#52. What are the staff called who often visit the elderly in home care?

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#53. Which of the following is one of the seven grounds of discrimination?

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#54. What does the Swedish electoral system with proportional elections mean?

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#55. What is the Equality Ombudsman (DO)?

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#56. Who is the Speaker (Talmannen)?

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#57. Is there a transport service for the elderly and disabled in Sweden?

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#58. Does it cost money for parents to have their children in municipal compulsory school?

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#59. What are the parliaments most important tasks?

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#60. In what two ways can you get married in Sweden?

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