Can you pass a UK citizenship test?

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21/24 and I'm in that young persons bracket, so not all rubbish!

Got that driving license one wrong...was pretty sure your supposed to get a UK license if your here on a permanent basis if you've got a valid EU license.
Richard Arkwright one wrong as well (Name rang a bell but hadn't a clue why).
The criminal legislation one was the third, thought you weren't allowed to discriminate in the workplace...or did I misread the question...
 


urmom777 said:
21/24 and I'm in that young persons bracket, so not all rubbish!

Got that driving license one wrong...was pretty sure your supposed to get a UK license if your here on a permanent basis if you've got a valid EU license.
Richard Arkwright one wrong as well (Name rang a bell but hadn't a clue why).
The criminal legislation one was the third, thought you weren't allowed to discriminate in the workplace...or did I misread the question...
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Distinction between criminal and civil proceedings I think
 
Frijj said:
Distinction between criminal and civil proceedings I think
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That would make sense. Also the test was a bit rubbish as on most of the multiple choice questions it would only let me choose one answer.
 
23/24. Though the Richard Arkwright one was a lucky guess, never heard of him.

Frijj said:
Got the last question wrong about magistrates.

That and my passport says that yes, I could pass the test. Worrying that people from this country can't pass because that was very easy.
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:lol: That's the one I got wrong, too.
 
alexander said:
23/24. Though the Richard Arkwright one was a lucky guess, never heard of him.



:lol: That's the one I got wrong, too.
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I too had not heard of Mr. Arkwright however I thought that the test seemed to be rather focused on the history of Britain and thought the Industrial Revolution would be a more prominent example of Britishness than farming.
 
That is it? Haven't lived in the country for over 30 years and got every one right. Of course I had a grammar school education when it meant something
 
urmom777 said:
21/24 and I'm in that young persons bracket, so not all rubbish!

Got that driving license one wrong...was pretty sure your supposed to get a UK license if your here on a permanent basis if you've got a valid EU license.
Richard Arkwright one wrong as well (Name rang a bell but hadn't a clue why).
The criminal legislation one was the third, thought you weren't allowed to discriminate in the workplace...or did I misread the question...
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Arkwright and driving licence wrong for me as well. I thought you could only drive for a year if you were a permanent resident for some reason. And I thought the other fella invented the seed drill :oops:
 
Frijj said:
I too had not heard of Mr. Arkwright however I thought that the test seemed to be rather focused on the history of Britain and thought the Industrial Revolution would be a more prominent example of Britishness than farming.
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Good point, didn't think of that. I just read the question, thought Who's he, and randomly let the mouse pick the answer.
 
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