In article .com, La
puce writes

JennyC wrote:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3077964.stm
4 out of 10........
Probably a good thing that I swapped my nationality to Dutch............ :~))
Jenny (who speaks the unofficial British language!)

Well, this is all very interesting indeed. All the foreenors I gave the
test too got on average 8/10. Are they more British than the British?
Or perhaps they simply pay more attention to what was/is happening in
their adoptive country. The kettle question was however the difficult
one. All had no need for a kettle - a saucepan is as good for boiling
water )

Though, to be pedantic, the kettle was irrelevant to the question, which
was about on what grounds can you return goods and ask for a refund.

Maybe it's a reflection of the britishness of the setters, in that they
felt a kettle was an example of something that *everyone* would possess.

--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"