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Re: How British are you?
Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 5959743)
I got 10. Don't agree with some of the supposedly "right" answers, though - particularly the solicitors one. I would have asked both of the other two questions before worrying about the one they claim would be the deal-breaker.
I got it wrong too. The trouble with this kind of quiz, if you haven't read the book, is that you have to guess the level it is pitched at. |
Re: How British are you?
7
Mind you I should have been true to my Northern Irish catholic upbringing and scored zero:) |
Re: How British are you?
9.
I can't quite believe there's a question about Santa on a British citizenship test? :huh: and I got it wrong |
Re: How British are you?
6. What an odd selection of questions, at least I got the Santa question right. Not bad considering I don't particularily want to be British....or live in the UK anyway! :rofl:
Can't believe you HAVE to be married for 1 year before you can get divorced - how awful. |
Re: How British are you?
I got 6.
They were not that easy, as people have mentioned, why santa????? |
Re: How British are you?
Maybe i`m speaking out of line but I would think that if there are questions that need answering by potential immigrants to any country they should be about the following
1) The law relating to everyday stuff. 2) Driving 3) Utlilities - cost of / where to get the information from 4) Working 5) Cost of living / taxes etc 6) Health / dental care If people have a basic grasp of the everyday workings of a society before they arrive then in theory you would by default live that way, as its the way you've learned before getting there. NOT Where is Santa from How not to get murdered in a bar (tho I can see its point) Local Tbags Just my 2 penneth worth |
Re: How British are you?
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
(Post 5959966)
9.
I can't quite believe there's a question about Santa on a British citizenship test? :huh: and I got it wrong What form of transportation did Aboriginal peoples and fur traders use to create trading networks in North America? a) Roads b) Waterways c) Railways d) Air |
Re: How British are you?
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 5959995)
Maybe i`m speaking out of line but I would think that if there are questions that need answering by potential immigrants to any country they should be about the following
1) The law relating to everyday stuff. 2) Driving 3) Utlilities - cost of / where to get the information from 4) Working 5) Cost of living / taxes etc 6) Health / dental care If people have a basic grasp of the everyday workings of a society before they arrive then in theory you would by default live that way, as its the way you've learned before getting there. NOT Where is Santa from How not to get murdered in a bar (tho I can see its point) Local Tbags Just my 2 penneth worth |
Re: How British are you?
Originally Posted by sas-lou
(Post 5959991)
I got 6.
They were not that easy, as people have mentioned, why santa????? |
Re: How British are you?
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 5959995)
Maybe i`m speaking out of line but I would think that if there are questions that need answering by potential immigrants to any country they should be about the following
1) The law relating to everyday stuff. 2) Driving 3) Utlilities - cost of / where to get the information from 4) Working 5) Cost of living / taxes etc 6) Health / dental care 7) How to leave and live somewhere nicer. |
Re: How British are you?
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 5959986)
6. What an odd selection of questions, at least I got the Santa question right. Not bad considering I don't particularily want to be British....or live in the UK anyway! :rofl:
Can't believe you HAVE to be married for 1 year before you can get divorced - how awful. Also just remember that when you become a Canadian Citizen you have to swear you'll be faithful "and bear true allegiance" to her Majesty the Queen;) |
Re: How British are you?
Originally Posted by Souvenir
(Post 5960002)
Do you think this question is any more sensible?
What form of transportation did Aboriginal peoples and fur traders use to create trading networks in North America? a) Roads b) Waterways c) Railways d) Air |
Re: How British are you?
Originally Posted by Elaine B.
(Post 5960062)
I think they should make it more difficult to get married and easier to get divorced!
Indeed. I suggested the other day that people should have to get a license before having children. I was met with blank looks. Also just remember that when you become a Canadian Citizen you have to swear you'll be faithful "and bear true allegiance" to her Majesty the Queen;) |
Re: How British are you?
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 5960096)
Bah. I'm not the greatest liar. If I make it that far, I'll need to start practising. :p
(I totally agree with you about the license to have children! Mind you if there was a test my OH and I would probably have failed) |
Re: How British are you?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 5958952)
8. I do much better (100%) on canadian citizenship quizes. Tells you something about asymilation I suppose:)
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