Life in the UK test

[poc]

Link didn't work - is that part of the fail numbers 🙄

no wonder he failed the test

[Splott-light...]

19/24 - pass, i'm in!!

[az city]

Here's the US equivalent:

https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship-re...-practice-test

[RichardM]

I don’t know how anyone could get that ski centre one right? Bizarre, it’s hardly something you would associate with the uk?
How many football pitches might be more apt

I got it right....with a lucky guess.

[jon1959]

Here's the US equivalent:

https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship-re...-practice-test

A bit more relevant than the UK version.

I got 18 out of 20. Wrong on the 1st Amendment and wrong on the date of the Constitution.

Still a bit random though.

[Rjk]

A bit more relevant than the UK version.

I got 18 out of 20. Wrong on the 1st Amendment and wrong on the date of the Constitution.

Still a bit random though.

20 out of 20 on that one, much easier

[ToTaL ITK]

I'm surprised that any of you got over 4 questions right. lets be honest you know feck all about football and most of you are as thick as a brick...feck...jethro tull ...wrong fread,

[jimmyscoular]

My nephews Thai wife did this test today, to get a British passport.
You need to get 18/24 to pass, She got 14 so failed. She only gets 1 more attempt.
I’ve tried the Test 5 times this afternoon & passed only twice.
Some of the questions are truly ridiculous and some a total lottery.
The questions change with every attempt.
Try it. I think that many will get deported.
https://lifeintheuktest.uk/life-in-the-uk-test

Wow. That's a really difficult citizenship test.

I will never forget the test I took when I got my American citizenship. I was asked, in the presence of a testing officer, to name the president of the United States, the name of the governor of my state, and to write on a piece of paper: "The American flag is red, white and blue."

And that was it.

I was ready to bang on about various articles and clauses of the U.S. Constitution and even to name all the presidents.

Very disappointing.

[Rock_Flock_of_Five]

Wow. That's a really difficult citizenship test.

I will never forget the test I took when I got my American citizenship. I was asked, in the presence of a testing officer, to name the president of the United States, the name of the governor of my state, and to write on a piece of paper: "The American flag is red, white and blue."

And that was it.

I was ready to bang on about various articles and clauses of the U.S. Constitution and even to name all the presidents.

Very disappointing.

Haha... that's an interesting anecdote.

[Joe Gillis]

just got 22/24 but very random i agree

Same, 22/24

[dembethewarrior]

15 out of 24.

Would have scraped 18 but I second guessed myself on 3 answers and ended up getting them wrong.

[light up the darkness]

One of the questions my wife got right was

Name the capital of Wales

Sometimes you can ch a lucky break