Should immigrants be required to pass a citizenship test to demonstrate a basic understanding of our country’s language, history, and government?

I think yes bur the current one isn't good, I feel as if the citizenship test shoukd be to help people understand society of the UK and so to help them live e.g. with a mortgage or taxes

Yes, and so should existing british citizens, and it should cover more than just a basic understanding.

If they're over the age of 16 they should be able to complete key GCSE level exams if not then they shouldn't be accepted.

Yes, but it should focus more on language and less on abstract history facts that most British people would not be able to answer.

Historical understanding should be very basic, but language and government should be understood at a good level

Yes, but focus more on being a good citizen, no littering, good community cohesion, speaking/learning English for whole family. History/government a bit irrelevant

Yes, but it should only cover basic language tests and the British Values, to ensure they understand how to fit into British society.

Yes, but only if it is a test that most citizens could pass and is based on readily available information.

Immigrants should not be invited to live in our country to then live for free use all of our FREE Healthcare etc

Refugees should be provided with education on language and British Values (which are non-discriminatory) but with regards to history...risk of it being biased. Would be useful to provide information on politics to all citizens and immigrants!

Stupid question as this is already a requirement of VISA and Indefinate leave to remain oh and fix the spelling please

Yes, but only language and social values (i.e. diversity, respect regardless of gender, tolerance, etc.)

Yes, but it should only cover very basic and simple topics, which the general population-at-large are able to understand, although a more advanced course on British life (constitution and parliamentary system) I'd necessary in order to be productive/participatory citizens.

History I would say is less important, but anyone migrating to the UK must have a competent standard of written and verbal English and we should not be providing free translation services at tax payers expense.

Yes but it should be more relevant to daily life in the UK. Most UK citizens couldn't pass the existing test without research.

Yes but with considerations for each individual circumstance and their willingness to learn about our country, culture and be a good citizen.

No but there should be screening donefor criminal bg and intent. Especially for people entering as refuges. Do they have savings. Are they working or making arrangements to work. Could probably ask basic questions on human rights and general western beliefs. Since that's where most clash is happening.

Yes, but it should be relevant to living and working here. Not silly questions about history and celebrities.

Yes, and more than just a basic level of understanding, and also resources should be made available to citizens to ensure that they could also pass one.

Not a test per say, perhaps more of a journal like jobs seekers does. "How are you settling?", "Have you found work?", etc.

Yes they should they should also agree that they are entering a Christian Country and they can practice their religious beliefs but they can't abolish the Christian Faith.

Yes but it should be much more relevant than the current test and should aid their integration into society

They should adopt our values and not expect to bring thier religons or prevoius laws with them.except our ways as I would when going to another country.

Yes, but purely from the stance that they can become citizens easier and better navigate life in a different country

Yes but it should cover a basic level of understanding and spoken and written English with only basic levels of knowledge of British history and culture. I am familiar with some of the questions asked and know that British born adults would have problems answering many of them.

This is completely different depending on their reason for being here. Different jobs require different levels of knowledge, mainly language competence.

No as it can be hard for those coming from countries who are currently in war and so we need to show them all the respect and help they can get. If we only let those in who "understand" us, then it's not fair for those who have been brought up in a completely different way from us.

Yes but the current test is useless and non representative of British culture ands values the test should focus on understanding of laws appreciation of values such as human rights and knowledge of the English language.

Yes but people should be taught how to pass this test in a specialized education environment first. Then once they past they can become citizens.

I think it should be about how they can contribute to our economy with tougher remits to ensure our over population of some areas doesn’t put unnecessary pressure on our services

No, but immigrants should be given aid to understand these to not feel isolated in a different country

Yes, particularly who won WW2. If they answer, UK or US they should be immediately removed to Rwanda as it is clearly USSR

Yes with a basic language understanding and proof of willingness to work and to embrace British values.

Immigrants must learn to read, write and speak the language of the country they are integrating into. Learning and understanding the history should not be compulsory but should be advised or encouraged for a greater understanding.

Yes, and all aspects of Citizenship should be part of the school curriculum in the uk for all citizens too!

No, but a be given an induction to provide a basic understanding of our country’s language, history, and government

Only need to ask revelent questions because I know half of the Uk citiziens don't even know about Uk.

Yes, but it should focus solely on major differences in law between their bative country, and the UK.

It’s not the knowledge that’s important, it’s presenting enough intent to pass. The Uk allows for dual citizenship unlike other nations. Instead of asking that you give up your prior citizenship they ask that you study a bit. Not crazy.

It should test there understanding of the law and there speaking and understanding ability of the English speech.

yes because if they cannot speak our language and understand what we say because otherwise they feel like outcasts because they cannot do anything

Yes, but the questions should be entirely relevant to life within the UK as opposed to arbitrary nonsense most UK citizens would struggle to answer.

The current migration citizenship test is completely irrelevant to our country. There should be one but a fully different, much more relevant one.

A willingness to learn the language and the appropriate support to do so should be all that is required