http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/blog/quiz/2012/jul/05/uk-citizenship-test
Yay! I passed with 13/15 (I missed the medieval workers and English law in Wales).
I’ll have my new passport with fish and chips, please!
I think that, in addition to the test, there are exclusions for certain types. 
I missed the Black Death question, I thought they’d all died.
I got 10 out of 15 correct. I didn’t bother checking to see which questions I got wrong because I’m a US Citizen. Thank you very much. Thanks for the quiz.
Could you pass on British history?
Of course I could. And I’m sure countless of my British cousins have just as little interest in the subject, too. So is this, like, supposed to be a trick question, or something?
(I suppose it’s not too hard to guess that I took the test. Let’s just say I’m going to be poorer by 50 quid.)
I got 10 of 15 too. Thought I’d do better, cause I love history.
BTW, aren’t youse UK folks ‘subjects’?
We’re both ‘subjects’ and ‘citizens’.
Well, that’s all very convenient.
Yes it is.
I did not do well. Sprague is clearly Germanic and rhymes with Hague but the earliest records of my ancestors with that last name are from Whales. Hopefully I can blame it on my schooling and not some hereditary aversion to English domination.
Isn’t it a pod of whales? So blame it on your podding …
I love a good podding!
Here’s a recipe for a favorite;
http://britishfood.about.com/od/regionalenglishrecipes/r/Pudding.htm
That’s not a recipe for proper spotted dick. The photo says it all - that would be rejected, or maybe even not recognised, by any British schoolkid since time immemorial. That looks more like a roly-poly, only with currants instead of jam. To be spotted dick, it needs to be … well … spotted.
Here’s a better recipe. This one’s proper. 
There should be an essay question. Please explain your desire to be forever tied to those horrid British comedies on public TV.
Isn’t that the Black Death?
Y U B hate’n?
This is good to know. I thought of your surname as being pronounced “sprog”. At least it’s not “spray-ghew”. Like “ague”. Which, BTW, I think ought properly to also rhyme with “Hague”.
It’s always worth a try.
6 of 15, slightly better than random and NATO is not really UK. I do not pride myself for ignorance, but in this case I’ll make an exception.
I wonder how many people outside the US can name what the Monitor fought.
Everyone knows the the Monitor went up against Theseus.
Heres a picture;
