Could you be a UK citizen? (1 Viewer)

[Jill Hives]

oof.

You have failed the practice citizenship test.
Questions answered correctly: 8 out of 24 (33%)

 

[Franco]

ah here, I thought this was just whether if you had a nordy ma you could get a passport. Not a whole hape of questions about constitutional electoral areas and snores.

Hape. Good word. Hape o' spuds.

 

[IFF]

failed. 11/24

well i didn't want to be a citizen of their stupid country anyway

*really did and cries*

 

[nlgbbbblth]

12/24

 

[krystal]

Stan Bowles failed.
And he IS a British citizen.
Arf.

 

[St. Fechin]

16/24.

 

[quackster]

Questions answered correctly: 13 out of 24 (54%)

Time taken: 04 minutes 31 seconds

"'In the 1980s, the largest immigrant groups were from the West Indies, Ireland, India and Pakistan.' - The correct answer was False. In the 1980s, the largest immigrant groups were from the United States, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand. I"

i call bullshit

"'Ulster Scots is a dialect which is spoken in Northern Ireland.- TRUE'"
bullshit

"Citizens of the Irish Republic resident in the UK can vote in elections - TRUE"

 

[broken arm]

"Citizens of the Irish Republic resident in the UK can vote in elections - TRUE"

yea. tis true.

 

[dleacht]

yea. tis true.

And Vice versa. It depends on what type of elections but in local elections anyone whose registered to vote including asylum seekers can vote. We did alot of work around migrants right to vote around the time of the local elections and alot of people dont realise their rights with regards to voting.

 

[GrumpyEditor]

Apparently I got half of them right so I could be 50% of a British person.

Top half of David Niven perhaps?

 

[IFF]

And Vice versa. It depends on what type of elections but in local elections anyone whose registered to vote including asylum seekers can vote. We did alot of work around migrants right to vote around the time of the local elections and alot of people dont realise their rights with regards to voting.

i think the only thing UK nationals can't vote in here is the presidential election and referendums

but the president is so meaningless we hardly ever vote for it so they aren';t missing out

 

[ratmonkey]

i think the only thing UK nationals can't vote in here is the presidential election and referendums

but the president is so meaningless we hardly ever vote for it so they aren';t missing out

Dirty Bertie will probably get in unopposed next time.

 

[Flux]

Nah thats probably right.

Windies, Paddies etc were more a Fifties thing.






(i only got 9/24, so dont mind me)

 

[quasiquasi]

i think the only thing UK nationals can't vote in here is the presidential election and referendums

It's fair enough: Irish in the UK don't get to elect the queen or vote in constitutional referenda either.

 

[therealjohnny]

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