:dubious: They are of course, Catholic, as was Henry the 8th. His was not a Protestant reformation but a good Catholic’s divestment of the Roman Heresy.
Which you would know if you were truely British .
At any rate I got a 12 and I don’t think it was that stupid. Some things were just cultural, some where the same sort of legal questions we probably ask folks coming to this counry…not a bad idea to know what the requierments for keeping a dogs are if you want to live there (and considering, going back to cultural, dog ownership is practiaclly a matter of law anyway).
However I am shocked the rules of cricket were not mentioned. Sad state the Empire’s come to if they let people in who don’t know what’s cricket :). (and I hate to think I learned all that for nothing!)
I’m not sure of the historical reasons for the one-year divorce rule (although you can be confident there was a very good reason, probably to prevent exploitation or fraud). However, the main use for it nowadays is a barrier to sham marriages - somebody couldn’t marry in order to get residence for their partner, then divorce within weeks, then marry a new partner, then divorce, etc.
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