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Denmark citizenship test practice questions

20 free multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. These are original study questions, not an official exam bank.

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Practice questions

What is the capital of Denmark?
  1. Aarhus
  2. Copenhagen
  3. Odense
  4. Aalborg

Answer: B. Copenhagen

Copenhagen is Denmark’s capital.

What type of state is Denmark?
  1. Constitutional monarchy
  2. Absolute monarchy
  3. Military state
  4. Federal republic

Answer: A. Constitutional monarchy

Denmark is a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy.

What is the Danish parliament called?
  1. Folketing
  2. Riksdag
  3. Bundestag
  4. Storting

Answer: A. Folketing

The Folketing is Denmark’s parliament.

What is the national flag of Denmark called?
  1. Dannebrog
  2. Union Jack
  3. Tricolour
  4. Danmark Banner

Answer: A. Dannebrog

Dannebrog is the name of the Danish flag.

What are municipalities responsible for?
  1. Local services such as schools and care
  2. Foreign affairs
  3. National defence
  4. The constitution

Answer: A. Local services such as schools and care

Municipalities manage many local welfare and service responsibilities.

What is an important feature of Danish democracy?
  1. Free elections
  2. One permanent ruling party
  3. No courts
  4. Rule by decree

Answer: A. Free elections

Denmark has democratic elections and a parliamentary system.

What is Denmark’s currency?
  1. Euro
  2. Danish krone
  3. Swedish krona
  4. Pound

Answer: B. Danish krone

Denmark uses the Danish krone.

Which body makes national laws?
  1. The Folketing
  2. Municipal councils only
  3. The monarch alone
  4. The Supreme Court

Answer: A. The Folketing

The Folketing passes national legislation.

What is one focus of the Active Citizen exam?
  1. Danish democracy and everyday life
  2. Driving skills
  3. International trade
  4. Sports history only

Answer: A. Danish democracy and everyday life

The Active Citizen exam covers democracy, everyday life, culture, and history.

What does equality before the law mean?
  1. Laws apply to everyone
  2. Only citizens obey laws
  3. Officials are above law
  4. Courts choose laws

Answer: A. Laws apply to everyone

Equality before the law means the same laws apply to all people.

How many questions are on the Danish citizenship knowledge test?
  1. 45
  2. 20
  3. 25
  4. 33

Answer: A. 45

The Indfødsretsprøven has 45 questions.

What is the minimum overall correct score for the citizenship knowledge test?
  1. 36
  2. 20
  3. 25
  4. 30

Answer: A. 36

At least 36 of 45 answers must be correct.

How many of the five Danish values questions must be correct?
  1. At least four
  2. One
  3. Two
  4. All five

Answer: A. At least four

At least four of the five values questions must be correct.

How many questions are based on the published Danish study material?
  1. 35
  2. 20
  3. 25
  4. 45

Answer: A. 35

Thirty-five questions draw on the official study material.

What is the name of Denmark’s constitution?
  1. Grundloven
  2. Grundgesetz
  3. Magna Carta
  4. The Charter of Rights

Answer: A. Grundloven

Grundloven is Denmark’s constitution.

On which date is Denmark’s Constitution Day observed?
  1. 5 June
  2. 1 January
  3. 17 May
  4. 25 December

Answer: A. 5 June

Constitution Day is observed on 5 June.

When did Denmark adopt its first democratic constitution?
  1. 1849
  2. 1700
  3. 1918
  4. 1973

Answer: A. 1849

The June Constitution of 1849 began Denmark’s constitutional monarchy.

At what age may people vote in Danish parliamentary elections?
  1. 18
  2. 16
  3. 21
  4. 25

Answer: A. 18

Voting in Folketing elections begins at age 18.

How many members are in the Folketing?
  1. 179
  2. 100
  3. 150
  4. 200

Answer: A. 179

The Folketing has 179 members, including representatives from Greenland and the Faroe Islands.

Which self-governing territory is part of the Kingdom of Denmark?
  1. Greenland
  2. Iceland
  3. Norway
  4. Sweden

Answer: A. Greenland

Greenland is a self-governing part of the Kingdom of Denmark.

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