The UK citizenship process is a long and complicated process that ends with a test about history and culture - but the question remains whether Brits themselves could pass the exam.
The Life in the UK Test puts applicants through their paces to check their knowledge of British life and proficiency in English. To pass, people who have migrated must score a 75 percent rate or higher on the test that costs £50 a pop.
Its topics are wide-ranging, comprising events of the Middle Ages to geography, religion, and sport. MyLondon has prepared 24 sample questions - would you be able to pass it?
