Unofficial UK Citizenship Test
The Official UK Citizenship Test would be failed by most UK citizens. This test, however, would be passed by most UK citizens and would probably be failed by non-UK citizens. Try it for yourself and see. Pass mark is 75% (18/24).
- 1.What is traditionally served with Roast Beef?
- A.
Sage and Onion
- B.
Yorkshire Pudding
- C.
Apple Sauce
- D.
Tarka Dall
- 2.Which of these is not a TV channel?
- A.
BBC2
- B.
ITV3
- C.
Channel 4
- D.
Sky5
- 3.At what age is drinking an alcoholic drink legal in a UK pub?
- A.
16
- B.
18
- C.
21
- D.
24
- 4.Which of these is a political party?
- A.
The Official Monster Raving Loony Party
- B.
The Infamous Blue Blancmange Party
- C.
The Traditional Civil War Party
- D.
The Democratic Alliance Party
- 5.Which of these is not a football club?
- A.
Sheffield Wednesday
- B.
Brighton and Hove Albion
- C.
Basildon Bond
- D.
Partick Thistle
- 6.Which of these is not a county?
- A.
Hampshire
- B.
Sussex
- C.
Jersey
- D.
East Lothian
- 7.Which of the following towns is not in Wales?
- A.
Bangor
- B.
Merthyr Tydfil
- C.
Llandudno
- D.
Ballykissangel
- 8.In which year was the Great Fire of London?
- A.
1333
- B.
1444
- C.
1555
- D.
1666
- 9.Which of the following is an English apple?
- A.
Cox's Orange Pippin
- B.
Dante's Red Inferno
- C.
Granny's Green Delicious
- D.
Fred's Purple Haze
- 10.Which bridge can be found in Edinburgh?
- A.
Waterloo Bridge
- B.
Forth Road Bridge
- C.
Severn Bridge
- D.
Whey Bridge
- 11.What cry goes out at a cricket match?
- A.
Owzat!
- B.
Hulloo!
- C.
Yo Ho Ho!
- D.
Chirpy Chirpy Cheap Cheap!
- 12.Complete the following phrase:"Your country needs..."
- A.
Saving
- B.
Tax
- C.
Help
- D.
You
- 13.Which name links an ex-Prime Minister with a nodding dog?
- A.
Thatcher
- B.
Churchill
- C.
Peel
- D.
Blair
- 14.What is the answer to life, the universe and everything?
- A.
A circle
- B.
History
- C.
QED
- D.
42
- 15.What might you say if you were asked to do twice the work for half the money?
- A.
You're having a giraffe
- B.
You're giving birth to a lion
- C.
You're copulating with a tortoise
- D.
You're taking the temperature
- 16.Who is the patron saint of England?
- A.
St. Albans
- B.
St. Michael
- C.
St. George
- D.
St. Pancras
- 17.How might one colloquially refer to a native of Scotland?
- A.
Paddy
- B.
Scouse
- C.
Jock
- D.
Taffy
- 18.Which is the odd one out?
- A.
Nuts
- B.
Plums
- C.
Balls
- D.
Bristols
- 19.Which of these owns several jumbos?
- A.
British Rail
- B.
British Gas
- C.
British Airways
- D.
British Heart Federation
- 20.Which of these does not describe 'Rugby'?
- A.
A town in Warwickshire
- B.
National sport of Wales
- C.
A game played by men with odd shaped balls
- D.
Cockney Rhyming slang for 'swimming'
- 21.Which of these would you not find in a traditional English breakfast?
- A.
Sausage
- B.
Bacon
- C.
Eggs
- D.
Deep fried Mars bar
- 22.What is traditionally considered to be at the opposite end of the UK from Land's End?
- A.
John O'Groats
- B.
Tom O'Connor
- C.
The English Channel
- D.
A rainbow
- 23.Which of these is a traditional British dish?
- A.
Chicken Tikka Massala
- B.
Pepperoni Pizza
- C.
Bubble and Squeak
- D.
Fish and Sheep
- 24.What is the next line from this commentary:"Some people are on the pitch; they think it's all over."
- A.
They're wrong
- B.
They're right
- C.
It's not
- D.
It is now
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