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Pass This 30-Question UK Citizenship Test To Prove That You Know British History & Culture
If you ever wanted to become a British citizen, there’s this Life in the UK test you’d need to pass. It covers everything from British history & culture to everyday life things. The real one has 24 questions, but we’ve picked 30 just to make it a bit more fun.
Let’s see if you’d actually pass this test! 💂
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Carrie de Luka 6 months ago
I thought London's theatre district was primarily known as the West End! According to Google it's only 'often referred to as Theatreland'. Though I'm not a Brit...
Robert T 6 months ago
Never have I heard it called Theatreland. However, there are lots of interesting theatres in Soho ;-)
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Robert T 6 months ago
General elections are not held EVERY 5 years. They can be called at any time by the party in power, or forced by a vote of no confidence. They MUST be called before the end of 5 years. The last ones were 2001, 2005 (3y11m), 2010 (5y), 2015 (5y), 2017 (2y1m), 2019 (2y6m), 2024 (4y6m).
Joe Reaves 6 months ago
Yes, they asked how often they're held but they meant what is the maximum time allowed.
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kissmychakram 6 months ago
59 years a Londoner, never heard of Theatreland. Always been the West End to me.
Socks Thecate 6 months ago (edited)
Born in the UK and lived there for 25 years before moving overseas. Never heard of Theatreland. Is that new? Anyway, only question I got wrong. Theatreland indeed.
Sian E 6 months ago
26 out of 30. And I was born and raised here. Never heard it called Theatreland though. Only ever known it as the West End. And the last 10 years of British politics has been an absolute cluster**** so it's a wonder anyone can keep track of how long there's supposed to be between elections!
AndyR 6 months ago
It's always been West End for shows. And too bloody often is the right answer to the election question.
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Atom Bohr 6 months ago
Frankly, I don't believe anyone genuinely got 30/30, simply because 'Theatreland' was a correct answer
Ace 6 months ago
Indeed, and clearly many others agree with you. I used to work in that area for some years, so given that Soho was an option and "theatreland" not being a real thing, I clearly got that one wrong.
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Heffalump 6 months ago
Question 26: Suffragists. Suffragettes was a derogatory diminutive applied as an insult.
Ace 6 months ago
Not quite. The second term was initially derogatory but was later wholeheartedly adopted bu the more militant groups with eg. Ms Pankurst and others.
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Carrie de Luka 6 months ago
I thought London's theatre district was primarily known as the West End! According to Google it's only 'often referred to as Theatreland'. Though I'm not a Brit...
Robert T 6 months ago
Never have I heard it called Theatreland. However, there are lots of interesting theatres in Soho ;-)
Load More Replies... Robert T 6 months ago
General elections are not held EVERY 5 years. They can be called at any time by the party in power, or forced by a vote of no confidence. They MUST be called before the end of 5 years. The last ones were 2001, 2005 (3y11m), 2010 (5y), 2015 (5y), 2017 (2y1m), 2019 (2y6m), 2024 (4y6m).
Joe Reaves 6 months ago
Yes, they asked how often they're held but they meant what is the maximum time allowed.
Load More Replies... kissmychakram 6 months ago
59 years a Londoner, never heard of Theatreland. Always been the West End to me.
Socks Thecate 6 months ago (edited)
Born in the UK and lived there for 25 years before moving overseas. Never heard of Theatreland. Is that new? Anyway, only question I got wrong. Theatreland indeed.
Sian E 6 months ago
26 out of 30. And I was born and raised here. Never heard it called Theatreland though. Only ever known it as the West End. And the last 10 years of British politics has been an absolute cluster**** so it's a wonder anyone can keep track of how long there's supposed to be between elections!
AndyR 6 months ago
It's always been West End for shows. And too bloody often is the right answer to the election question.
Load More Replies... Atom Bohr 6 months ago
Frankly, I don't believe anyone genuinely got 30/30, simply because 'Theatreland' was a correct answer
Ace 6 months ago
Indeed, and clearly many others agree with you. I used to work in that area for some years, so given that Soho was an option and "theatreland" not being a real thing, I clearly got that one wrong.
Load More Replies... Heffalump 6 months ago
Question 26: Suffragists. Suffragettes was a derogatory diminutive applied as an insult.
Ace 6 months ago
Not quite. The second term was initially derogatory but was later wholeheartedly adopted bu the more militant groups with eg. Ms Pankurst and others.
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