New test for imagrants
Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 11:29 am
This made me laugh,
now we just have to get rid of the current generation and were all english again
This is the test that immagrants will have to sit (not these exact questions, these were just some examples)
I only got 5 right
1) Which TWO telephone numbers can be used to dial the emergency services?
2) If you were the first visitor of the new year to a Scottish home, what might you be expected to bring?
3) What is the Queen's official role?
4) Who is the spiritual head of the Church of England?
5) When was Britain last invaded?
6) Which type of court uses a jury system?
7) When are the Patron Saints' Days of the four countries of the UK?
8) Where can people register births?
9) Who chairs the proceedings in the house of commons?
10) How often is a census taken in Britain?
ANSWERS
1) 112 + 999
2) Coal, bread and whisky to ensure prosperity
3) Head of State
4) The Archbishop of Canterbury, currently Rowan Williams.
5) 1066, although, there was a failed invasion in 1797 in Fishguard by French forces.
6) A Crown Court.
7) England: St George's Day, April 23rd
Wales: St David's Day, March 1st
Northern Ireland: St Patrick's Day, March 17th
Scotland: St Andrew's Day, November 30th.
8) Usually at the hospital or if not at the local register office within 42 days of the birth.
9) The Speaker.
10) Every 10 years
I got 3 4 5 8 and 9 right
now we just have to get rid of the current generation and were all english again
This is the test that immagrants will have to sit (not these exact questions, these were just some examples)
I only got 5 right
1) Which TWO telephone numbers can be used to dial the emergency services?
2) If you were the first visitor of the new year to a Scottish home, what might you be expected to bring?
3) What is the Queen's official role?
4) Who is the spiritual head of the Church of England?
5) When was Britain last invaded?
6) Which type of court uses a jury system?
7) When are the Patron Saints' Days of the four countries of the UK?
8) Where can people register births?
9) Who chairs the proceedings in the house of commons?
10) How often is a census taken in Britain?
ANSWERS
1) 112 + 999
2) Coal, bread and whisky to ensure prosperity
3) Head of State
4) The Archbishop of Canterbury, currently Rowan Williams.
5) 1066, although, there was a failed invasion in 1797 in Fishguard by French forces.
6) A Crown Court.
7) England: St George's Day, April 23rd
Wales: St David's Day, March 1st
Northern Ireland: St Patrick's Day, March 17th
Scotland: St Andrew's Day, November 30th.
8) Usually at the hospital or if not at the local register office within 42 days of the birth.
9) The Speaker.
10) Every 10 years
I got 3 4 5 8 and 9 right