Migrants to Britain hoping to gain citizenship must get 75 per cent or more on the Life in the UK test, which was recently revamped to incorporate "British values" (whatever they are).

A survey has found that most young Britons would actually fail the test, however, which probably has Ukip supporters feeling very confused indeed.

You can take an example test below, the questions from which the above graph was based on. Due to technical limitations (sic) where the test normally requires you to enter two correct answers per question, we will accept just one correct answer. So there's really no excuse not to pass.

http://indy100.independent.co.uk/article/can-you-pass-a-uk-citizenship-test-most-young-people-cannot--gJ0v-H6BQx

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Pass or rejected?