UK Citizenship Test
Discussion
diddyman said:
JMGS4 said:
11, but who/what the ferk is "Life in the UK"????
Nobaody I know has ever heard of it/them.....
It's the new 150-page wonder book that our illustrious gvt has spent millions of taxpayers' money printing up.
Thanks for that, no wonder I didn't know about it, I assume it's for the non-aboriginal brits then?????



JMGS4 said:
diddyman said:
JMGS4 said:
11, but who/what the ferk is "Life in the UK"????
Nobaody I know has ever heard of it/them.....
It's the new 150-page wonder book that our illustrious gvt has spent millions of taxpayers' money printing up.
Thanks for that, no wonder I didn't know about it, I assume it's for the non-aboriginal brits then?????
Yes, I belive if you want to become a citizen of this country you have to read it and answer the questions... No doubt it will be available in 24 different languages excluding English.
Question 1 really got me
"Life in the UK says to be British means you should..."
I picked B: "Share in the history and culture of an island nation with a character moulded by many different peoples over more than two thousand years."
Apparently I should have picked A: "Respect laws, the elected political structures, traditional values of mutual tolerance and respect for rights and mutual concern."
So being a good boy and doing whatever the Proletariat tell you is more important than where Britain came from, ie standing up to tyranny and fighting for the right to disagree with your government if need be? I see...
"Life in the UK says to be British means you should..."
I picked B: "Share in the history and culture of an island nation with a character moulded by many different peoples over more than two thousand years."
Apparently I should have picked A: "Respect laws, the elected political structures, traditional values of mutual tolerance and respect for rights and mutual concern."
So being a good boy and doing whatever the Proletariat tell you is more important than where Britain came from, ie standing up to tyranny and fighting for the right to disagree with your government if need be? I see...
D-Angle said:
Question 1 really got me ![]()
"Life in the UK says to be British means you should..."
I picked B: "Share in the history and culture of an island nation with a character moulded by many different peoples over more than two thousand years."
Apparently I should have picked A: "Respect laws, the elected political structures, traditional values of mutual tolerance and respect for rights and mutual concern."
So being a good boy and doing whatever the Proletariat tell you is more important than where Britain came from, ie standing up to tyranny and fighting for the right to disagree with your government if need be? I see...
I was looking for the correct answer for number one (Complain a lot about everything) but couldn't find it, so I just picked one randomly since they all said the same meaningless BS
7 for me, but this was priceless:
Some of the answers are wrong anyway
The survey said:
Life in the UK explains what to do if you spill someone's pint in the pub (we're not making this up). What, according to the book, usually happens next?
A: You would offer to buy the person another pint
B: You would offer to dry their wet shirt with your own
C: You may need to prepare for a fight in the car park
Question 9
You've unfortunately had that fight and are bleeding from a well-placed left hook. Which two telephone numbers can you call for an ambulance?
Some of the answers are wrong anyway
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