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Understanding UK Photo ID

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does "Photo ID" mean?

a)

A picture of your pet

b)

An identification card with your photo on it

c)

A drawing of your house

d)

A birthday card

2.

Which of these is a common type of Photo ID in the UK?

a)

Library card

b)

Passport

c)

Bus ticket

d)

Shopping receipt

3.

Why do people need a Photo ID?

a)

To play games

b)

To prove who they are

c)

To buy sweets

d)

To watch TV

4.

Which of these is NOT a Photo ID?

a)

Driving licence

b)

Passport

c)

School report

d)

CitizenCard

5.

Who usually has a driving licence as a Photo ID?

a)

Children under 10

b)

Adults who can drive

c)

Cats and dogs

d)

Teachers only

6.

What is shown on a Photo ID?

a)

Your favourite food

b)

Your photo and name

c)

Your school grades

d)

Your pet’s name

7.

Which of these can you use as a Photo ID to travel to another country?

a)

Passport

b)

Library card

c)

Bus pass

d)

School book

8.

What does a Photo ID help to prevent?

a)

Forgetting your homework

b)

Someone pretending to be you

c)

Losing your shoes

d)

Getting wet in the rain

9.

Which of these is a Photo ID for young people in the UK?

a)

CitizenCard

b)

Train ticket

c)

Football sticker

d)

Birthday invitation

10.

What information is NOT usually on a Photo ID?

a)

Your date of birth

b)

Your address

c)

Your favourite colour

d)

Your photo

11.

If you lose your Photo ID, what should you do?

a)

Tell a teacher or parent

b)

Hide it

c)

Throw a party

d)

Eat some cake

12.

Which of these is a reason you might need to show your Photo ID?

a)

To prove your age

b)

To play in the park

c)

To eat lunch

d)

To watch cartoons

13.

What is the main thing that makes a Photo ID special?

a)

It has a picture of you

b)

It is made of paper

c)

It is colourful

d)

It is very big

14.

Which of these is NOT a good place to keep your Photo ID?

a)

In your wallet or purse

b)

In your school bag

c)

On the playground floor

d)

In a safe place at home

15.

Who can use a passport as a Photo ID?

a)

Only teachers

b)

Anyone who has one

c)

Only police officers

d)

Only people over 18

16.

What should you do if someone asks to see your Photo ID?

a)

Show it if it’s safe and you trust them

b)

Run away

c)

Give them your lunch

d)

Hide under the table

17.

Which of these is a Photo ID you can use in the UK if you don’t drive?

a)

CitizenCard

b)

Driving licence

c)

Bus ticket

d)

Library card

18.

What does “ID” stand for in “Photo ID”?

a)

Important Document

b)

Identification

c)

Interesting Drawing

d)

Ice Drink

19.

Which of these is a good reason to keep your Photo ID safe?

a)

So you can use it when needed

b)

So you can draw on it

c)

So you can swap it with friends

d)

So you can leave it at school

20.

If you want to get a Photo ID, who can help you?

a)

Your parent or guardian

b)

Your pet

c)

Your favourite toy

d)

Your neighbour’s cat