Well, I've been 'integrated into the community' since birth, and I'm afraid that in spite of a University education and being a teacher all my working days, I found I couldn't answer many of the test questions.

It would be interesting to do an experiment and get large numbers of born-and-bred Brits of all ages and walks of life to have a go at 'Life In The UK' to see how they'd fare.

The only way to pass is to do as my husband did and study the 1000 questions and their answers, and learn by rote. You could do this if you'd never set foot in the UK.

You have to get a minimum of 18 correct out of 24, and the questions are randomly selected by the computer from the 1000 on the database.