Can you pass a citizenship test?
Can you pass a citizenship test?
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wedge girl

Original Poster:

4,688 posts

268 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4099770.stm


Don't ask me my score :paperbag:

Krusty

2,473 posts

278 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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11

scared but happy

24,147 posts

258 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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Also 11

FHCNICK

1,376 posts

260 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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9 for me............when do they ship me back then

princeperch

8,268 posts

276 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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8

darrent

630 posts

288 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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7

Fluffy

520 posts

273 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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12
But a couple were more by luck than judgement.

thebluemonkey

1,296 posts

269 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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9 here though I would've thought it was common sense to ask a solicitor how much they charged? Personally I'd rather know if he had any experience with the problem at hand. Oh yeah and didn't we move over to 230v ?

FourWheelDrift

92,271 posts

313 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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So the Government have put together this pile of unadulterated horsesh*t?

It makes Monty Python's Dirty Hunagrian phrase book sound almost believable.

I bet they're going to ask everyone to carry one around with them everywhere they go, rather like Chairman Mao and his little red book.

Another committee decision with the emphasis on the 'Commie'.

iansull

1,940 posts

275 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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9-although some were complete guesses!!!

What do you do if you spill someones pint? I'd offer to buy them another AND prepare for a fight judging by some of the nutters out there!!

jimothy

5,151 posts

266 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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PG is both a movie certificate and a type of tea. Its one of those impossible to get right type tests.

BTW - I will not buy this record, it is scratched.

groucho

12,134 posts

275 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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Crikey, I must be Johnny Foreigner, I only got 6.

Trooper2

6,676 posts

260 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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I got 10 correct, not bad for a Yank that had to do allot of guessing. When shall I expect my council seat?

voyds9

8,490 posts

312 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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11 but what is "Life in the UK" never seen it, is it a magazine, programme or is it the citizenship course?

Bodo

12,596 posts

295 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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I'm Johnny Foreigner, and I've got 11

mondeoman

11,430 posts

295 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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I got 6!!! Yippee!!

Can I have a free flight to Oz please?

alexkp

16,484 posts

273 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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13 here.

Lois

14,706 posts

281 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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wow I got 12!!

victormeldrew

8,293 posts

306 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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7.

Blimey, who cares about the Welsh, Scottish or Irish anyways? Ain't they heard of devolution? I thought we'd got rid of that lot.

And why would we know what number they introduced to help johnny foreigner in an emergency?

targarama

14,782 posts

312 months

Thursday 16th June 2005
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oops - 5. Guess we need to have read the book the questions refer to beforehand though. I have no reason to know the answers to most of the questions asked.

Look at this one - I answered 220 volts as that's about what normally pops out of the wall ... should have just stuck to the official answer of 240 volts, even though we rarely get that much juice:

Question 11
Those three-pin socket things in the wall. How many volts does electricity need to be British?

A: 220 volts
B: 240 volts
C: 110 volts


The answer was B



>> Edited by targarama on Thursday 16th June 17:49