People who migrated to the UK have to pass a series of assessments before becoming a British citizen.
One of these hurdles is the Life in the UK test. It costs £50 to sit, and is meant to assess whether a person has a working understanding of British customs. There are official study guides available to prepare and you need 75% or more to pass.
Although the test's intention is to find out if potential Brits have what it takes to be part of the country, there are more than just questions about our customs. Topics include history, geography and motorsport - but would you be able to pass it?
