01Take it once without revising
Your first score is a baseline. It shows what you already know and, more importantly, which subject costs you the most points. Do not try to inflate it: a low first score is useful information, not a failure.
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“Vivre ensemble” exam simulator
Twenty sample questions covering the three official subjects, under the same conditions as the paper: one correct answer, a timer, a final score. Allow about fifteen minutes.
Before you start
- Questions
- 20 multiple-choice questions
- Suggested time
- 15 minutes
- Correct answers needed
- 14 out of 20, the official 70 % threshold
- Subjects
- Fundamental rights, institutions, history and Europe
The questions below were written by our team from public sources. They illustrate the style and level of the paper but reproduce no official question.
How to use this simulator to actually improve
A single test tells you very little. What makes you improve is how you use your mistakes.
02Work through mistakes subject by subject
The results table breaks down your accuracy on fundamental rights, institutions and history. Focus your revision on the weakest subject, remembering that institutions count double in the real paper: 20 questions out of 40.
03Retake it cold, two days later
Retaking the test immediately measures your short-term memory, not your knowledge. Waiting 48 hours gives a far more reliable reading of what has actually stuck.
04Then move to full papers
Twenty questions in fifteen minutes do not reproduce the fatigue of 40 questions in 60 minutes. The next step is to sit complete, timed mock exams until you clear 28/40 consistently.
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