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“Think You Know Britain?”: Take This 30-Question UK Citizenship Challenge And Prove It
Being a “true Brit at heart” isn’t just about liking tea or chatting about the weather. It’s also about knowing the history, laws, and everyday facts that shape life in the UK – the same kind of knowledge you’re tested on in the real UK citizenship exam.
The real test has 24 questions, but we went with 30 here – mostly just to make it more fun and a little more challenging. You don’t need to be studying for the actual exam to take this. It’s just a good way to see what you already know.
If you missed the other parts, check them out here: Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.
Alright, enough of this – let’s go!💂
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UpupaEpops 14 hours ago
I did the official mock test and failed when I couldn't answer whether a certain footballer was playing for Manchester United or Manchester City and in which season was Snooky a contestant on Love Island. I'm pleased to report I've never watched that drivel and it shall remain unwatched, thank you very much. Also, just personally, I don't think I'm a bad person for not being into sports. A far better question would have been which side of the escalator is for standing and which one is for walking, how do you pay for bus fares or are you aware that it's customary to greet the driver both when you get on and off the bus. In my country you buy your tickets at an automat or pay by app, we aren't supposed to talk to the driver unless it's an emergency and regretfully, no one seems to be able to form a queue or not inconvenience people on the pavement. It's amazing how in the UK you don't really have to slalom between people going in every possible direction.
Owen 4 hours ago
I am English and live on the south coast. I could absolutely tell you which side of the escalator to stand on, how you pay for bus fare, how to queue or how to make a good cup of tea. Even which Tesco meal deal is the best value. But I didn't know some of the history. I got 20/30. So maybe they'll deport me now.
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Ace 14 hours ago
Q8 is wrong, There was no king Charles II at that time, he was only crowned 9 years later after Cromwell had died and the monarchy was restored.
Forrest Hobbs 12 hours ago
Ace: I thought Q8 was wrong too, for the same reason as you. Having read the other comments and checked, it seems he was indeed Charles II of Scotland at the time. A bit sneaky, though, because the country he was in at the time, England, didn't have a king at all.
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FreeTheUnicorn 14 hours ago
A major British naval attack on French ships occured at Mers-el-Kébir on July 3, 1940. Syrian Campaign 1941, pick a battle. Operation Torch 1942, pick a battle. All well after 1812. Couldn't even Google the answer BP?
Forrest Hobbs 12 hours ago (edited)
FreeTheUnicorn: quite right. Q18's 'correct' answer is wrong without any excuse at all. Except: Waterloo was 1815. 1812 was the French invasion of Russia - which Napoleon famously lost.
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Rick Murray 8 hours ago
I came straight down to the comments after reading "the same kind of knowledge you’re tested on in the real UK citizenship exam" to say that I did this for my blog and I tore it to pieces. Not only would actual natives not know some of the obscure things, like who the hell cares if somebody hid in an oak tree? How is that relevant to *today*?
Norfolk and good 14 hours ago (edited)
Because the UK and France were the first to declare war on Germany, despite many Americans thinking the war started in December 1941.
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Roman Arendt 15 hours ago (edited)
I thought golf was invented by this awkward orange fella from New York.
UKGrandad 14 hours ago
It has an uncodified constitution, which is a system of written and unwritten laws and practices which have not been brought together into a single document.
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UpupaEpops 14 hours ago
I did the official mock test and failed when I couldn't answer whether a certain footballer was playing for Manchester United or Manchester City and in which season was Snooky a contestant on Love Island. I'm pleased to report I've never watched that drivel and it shall remain unwatched, thank you very much. Also, just personally, I don't think I'm a bad person for not being into sports. A far better question would have been which side of the escalator is for standing and which one is for walking, how do you pay for bus fares or are you aware that it's customary to greet the driver both when you get on and off the bus. In my country you buy your tickets at an automat or pay by app, we aren't supposed to talk to the driver unless it's an emergency and regretfully, no one seems to be able to form a queue or not inconvenience people on the pavement. It's amazing how in the UK you don't really have to slalom between people going in every possible direction.
Owen 4 hours ago
I am English and live on the south coast. I could absolutely tell you which side of the escalator to stand on, how you pay for bus fare, how to queue or how to make a good cup of tea. Even which Tesco meal deal is the best value. But I didn't know some of the history. I got 20/30. So maybe they'll deport me now.
Load More Replies... Ace 14 hours ago
Q8 is wrong, There was no king Charles II at that time, he was only crowned 9 years later after Cromwell had died and the monarchy was restored.
Forrest Hobbs 12 hours ago
Ace: I thought Q8 was wrong too, for the same reason as you. Having read the other comments and checked, it seems he was indeed Charles II of Scotland at the time. A bit sneaky, though, because the country he was in at the time, England, didn't have a king at all.
Load More Replies... FreeTheUnicorn 14 hours ago
A major British naval attack on French ships occured at Mers-el-Kébir on July 3, 1940. Syrian Campaign 1941, pick a battle. Operation Torch 1942, pick a battle. All well after 1812. Couldn't even Google the answer BP?
Forrest Hobbs 12 hours ago (edited)
FreeTheUnicorn: quite right. Q18's 'correct' answer is wrong without any excuse at all. Except: Waterloo was 1815. 1812 was the French invasion of Russia - which Napoleon famously lost.
Load More Replies... Rick Murray 8 hours ago
I came straight down to the comments after reading "the same kind of knowledge you’re tested on in the real UK citizenship exam" to say that I did this for my blog and I tore it to pieces. Not only would actual natives not know some of the obscure things, like who the hell cares if somebody hid in an oak tree? How is that relevant to *today*?
Norfolk and good 14 hours ago (edited)
Because the UK and France were the first to declare war on Germany, despite many Americans thinking the war started in December 1941.
Load More Replies... Roman Arendt 15 hours ago (edited)
I thought golf was invented by this awkward orange fella from New York.
UKGrandad 14 hours ago
It has an uncodified constitution, which is a system of written and unwritten laws and practices which have not been brought together into a single document.
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