And if we get this wrong, you should break out your passport and double check.
You are playing as a guest. Sign in to save your progress & unlock rewards!There are two types of British people in the world. Those that are actual citizens, and those who the rest of the world imagine when they think of the United Kingdom. The UK culture is well known across the world. This is in part thanks to global hit TV shows like Doctor Who and films like Harry Potter, musicians like The Beatles and Adele and public figures like the royal family. All these cultural legends have given way to a certain image, or stereotype, of the British.
The British's obsession with tea is well-documented. Making tea for other people is the ultimate form of British hospitality. Some people find it impossible to understand how the Brits can keep their cool regardless of the situation and be polite. Do they never get worked up enough to lose their cool?
We think we can figure out if you have such British tendencies, i.e. if you're stereotypically British or not. Just answer the following yes or no questions and we'll know for sure.
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I got: You’re British!
You’re surely from Great Britain, as you are sarcastic, are adamant the sport is called ‘football’ and not ‘soccer’, are obsessed with the Royal family, and love a good cup of tea occasionally.
well, i am in UK but i am actually from hong kong
I got: You’re British!
You’re surely from Great Britain, as you are sarcastic, are adamant the sport is called ‘football’ and not ‘soccer’, are obsessed with the Royal family, and love a good cup of tea occasionally.
^ I’m Australian.
I’m south african but the country was colonized by the British. So some British tendencies were taken in
I got: You’re British!
You’re surely from Great Britain, as you are sarcastic, are adamant the sport is called ‘football’ and not ‘soccer’, are obsessed with the Royal family, and love a good cup of tea occasionally.
I got: You’re British!
You’re surely from Great Britain, as you are sarcastic, are adamant the sport is called ‘football’ and not ‘soccer’, are obsessed with the Royal family, and love a good cup of tea occasionally.
… I’m American I don’t , just how
I got: You’re british
You’re surely from Great Britain, as you are sarcastic, are adamant the sport is called ‘football’ and not ‘soccer’, are obsessed with the Royal family, and love a good cup of tea occasionally.
Nope lol. but I’ve lived in the UK before, so I’m pretty cultured
I got: You’re British!
You’re surely from Great Britain, as you are sarcastic, are adamant the sport is called ‘football’ and not ‘soccer’, are obsessed with the Royal family, and love a good cup of tea occasionally.
im fully american but aight
I got: British!
You’re surely from Great Britain, as you are sarcastic, are adamant the sport is called ‘football’ and not ‘soccer’, are obsessed with the Royal family, and love a good cup of tea occasionally.
I’m an American but I’d still like to see Johnny Rotten (Lydon) be prime minister of the U.K.!
lol
I got: You’re British!
You’re surely from Great Britain, as you are sarcastic, are adamant the sport is called ‘football’ and not ‘soccer’, are obsessed with the Royal family, and love a good cup of tea occasionally.
I’m not British and that’s correct. I am from the USA.
Also, in so many games that I play, there’s an uncle. AND HIS NAME IS ALWAYS BOB.
I DON’T UNDERSTAND WHY UNCLE’S NAMES ARE ALWAYS BOB AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
ermm….. i am british and its actually americans who take off the ‘s’ from ‘maths’ and write their dates in a different way and use the letter ‘z’ instead of ‘s’ and ngl we just take the mic out of american accents๐๐๐