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actually ...Herr Blunket may be monitoring the results of this test (Clarke's just a stooge ) ... I'm half expecting immigration to turn up at my front door in the next half hour .........

If djohn and I , stop posting ...you know whats happened ........!

honest Guv .... I have a birth certificate ...honest

and a national insurance number .....

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Two wrong - No 4 - which I'm pleased I didn't know and the Queen's birthday one as I misunderstood what it was asking.

I notice Blanket Blunkett is in trouble again for having a directorship in a firm that does DNA testing. He probably only wanted the job so he could get a bulk discount on all the paternity tests he wants doing.

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I got 7 right.

My wrong ones were :

4 I had only vaguely heard of any of them and certainly couldn't have hummed one of their numbers (could anyone?)

8 I dithered over 20 or 30 minutes but I didn't really know and

9 I gave Judaism purely on the basis of people I know, but I really know more atheists than any other groups.

My passport is valid until 2009 and I probably won't renew it then. You don't need one when you go to purgatory!

Thos.

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Only 5 for me too - I knew her majesty's birthday was in april - got the day wrong - can't remember my family's birthdays so no chance with that one. I know she'll be 80 though - must count as a right one.

West Life - duh!! misread the question.

I am British born and bred - I bet someone foreign knew the asnwers better than me............. :rolleyes:

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As usual, they have asked totally inane questions that don't mean a thing,

more appropriate questions are:

who won the ashes?

what is bst?

where is the nearest pub, to your address?

what is a 'chubby brown'?

where would you get a brown split?

I could go on but then I would be as daft as they are........... :D

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so why is the answer £4.50...?

# The main rate for workers aged 22 and over. On 1 October 2005 this rate was raised to £5.05 an hour, from £4.85

# The accredited training rate for workers aged 22 and over who are receiving accredited training in the first six months of a job with a new employer. On 1 October 2005 this rate of the minimum wage was raised to £4.25 an hour, from £4.10.

# The development rate for 18-21 year olds. On 1 October 2005 rate of minimum wage was raised to £4.25 an hour, from £4.10.

# The development rate for 16-17 years olds. This rate is £3.00 an hour.

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Sorry, I meant to add to the above posting but clicked the add instead of preview button.

EMPLOYMENT: The national minimum wage for workers aged 22 and over goes up next month from £4.20 per hour to what?

A: £4.30 per hour

B: £4.50 per hour

C: £5.00 per hour

It looks to me as though that quiz has been there for quite a while Tankus, seems to have been written long before the October rise. I answered £4.50 because I remember it being lifted from £4.30 earlier in the year or late 2004.

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