General Chat

i agree wend, cheating little rats, i think i may de friend them

Yeah, too right Stray - I would've got them all right first time if I'd googled and that's what they did, cheating ******* :-P

haha muffy "show of" n hayley "no it all" igore those 2, there probably cheated anyway ;-)

i did it 4 times,and the highest i got was 14..x :-D

12 out of 24. I'm a no-hoper, but it seems I'm in good company, apart from one or two egg-heads and clever a***s :-P :-D

I got them all right the second time I did it though :-D

MUFFY
Idid the maths test in the daily mail and got 1 wrong,so i passed.ha.xx :-D :-D :-D :-D

i did the same flo x

i think the percentage of us, failed the uk test but passed the Aussie one, sooooooooooo pack ya cases guys were of lol,


the questions for me were silly but iv had fun reading everyones replies on this thread, :-D

I scored 12 which is more than I would score for any other country.

So, maybe I should not be a citizen of any country.

How can anything be classed as British when Scotland and England have different rules. The question on religion being one of the grey areas.

On employment to suggest that someone goes to the CAB or ACAS before going through the grievance procedure or approaching their employer directly when that might be all it takes to sort out a problem, seems like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

I got the percentage of muslims wrong because I didn't notice- my fault- that it said 2001 and not 2012, or some date more recent.

I think this has been compiled by the person who designs and places road signage in towns.-jl

This test in my opinion has got nothing at all to do with being British, and even got a mention on question time last night to that affect,

Roy

As far as I am concerned, and yes I failed, I object to questions such as 'who gets free prescriptions?'.

The option of' under 18' being a wrong answer when everybody and their mothers know that only under 16 's together with 16-18 year olds who are still being educated can get free prescriptions. So it would be interesting to know what percentage of 16-18 need a prescription, being of a fit age, and not in school this represents this as a wrong answer.
How can an answer when it can be stated 'most 18 year olds get free prescription' if they fit the criteria be right but in this test, it is wrong..jl

Do you think they will deport us?......Now which sunny country shall I say I have come from? :-D

I failed too

You have failed the practice citizenship test.

Questions answered correctly: 10 out of 24 (42%)

I failed a maths test set for 11 yr olds in the Daily Mail this morning !!!!
:-S

Failed - 16/24 loll!

Some of the qs were really obscure though - I thought it would be things like "How long has the Queen been on the throne?" or "Which playwright came from Stratford-upon-Avon?"

Shows what I know. :-D

dratt 17/24..............

LOL

pure guesses on most,..............but there you go................75 yo and not eligible

Tried again and passed this time around 75% can I move over please, same questions. :-D :-D :-D

Failed 15/24

Fortunately I passed the Ozzie one, which is just as well as I have been living in Oz since 1982!

Just took the test,there are some weird questions,and have to say I passed.
YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol.