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Five questions outside the study material

Current affairs for the Danish Citizenship Test

5 questions cover events and issues that received significant attention in Danish news during the six months before the test.

No official topic list in advance

SIRI does not publish a list of upcoming current-affairs topics. Practise explaining news and checking sources instead of memorising a prediction list.

Three news stories to practise with

A small selection about culture and society. Nyborger wrote these practice questions. They do not predict test questions or cover the full news agenda.

Also follow politics, other social issues, and sport. Use broad Danish news coverage from the six months before your test. The dates below are the ministry's announcement dates.

Announced · Checked

Moler cliffs on the World Heritage List

The Ministry of Culture announced that Hanklit on Mors and Knudeklint on Fur had joined UNESCO's World Heritage List.

Try this. Which two islands have these cliffs?

Answer. Mors and Fur.

Read the Ministry of Culture announcement

Announced · Checked

Living heritage from Fanø and folk high schools

Fanø's music, dance, and dress tradition and folk high schools were selected to develop UNESCO nominations.

Try this. Were these traditions already on the list?

Answer. No. The announcement concerned nomination work.

Read the Ministry of Culture announcement

Announced · Checked

Longer culture-pass programmes

About DKK 20 million in unused digital culture-pass funds moved to longer supported cultural programmes for young people.

Try this. Where did the funding move?

Answer. From digital card funds to longer cultural programmes.

Read the Ministry of Culture announcement

Make your own news note

Choose news from different topics each week. Use this template to check and review what you learn.

  1. Write what happened and which person or institution the story concerns.
  2. Record the event date and article date separately. Keep a link to the source.
  3. Explain in one sentence why the story matters in Denmark.
  4. Write a short question and answer. Check the source when you review your answer.

Continue in Nyborger

Keep the rest of your practice on track

Continue your news routine with the sources on this page. Use Nyborger alongside it for short exercises, full mock tests, and mistake review.

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