Wendy: What do you think is a good citizen?

Roxana: It's about [1] a) being b) country c) public d) those active, [2] a) being b) country c) public d) helping able, willing and equipped to help your community, your ... the social group in which you move. Maybe making positive contributions to [3] a) being b) public c) family d) country life as well.

Wendy: How long have you been here and did you become a British Citizen?

Roxana: Yes, I [4] a) being b) came c) days d) those in 1988 which is now eighteen [5] a) weeks b) country c) sign d) years isn't it, eighteen [6] a) being b) country c) years d) minutes ago I [7] a) came b) country c) jumped to this [8] a) country b) public c) those , and originally my intentions were to finish off a Masters in Dental [9] a) being b) Public c) family d) sign Health, which I finished. I met my now husband, in [10] a) being b) came c) public d) those [11] a) being b) country c) days d) years he was doing a PhD in Maths. Mathematics, and we got together we got married, and soon after that I got like a permanent leave to remain and I applied for my citizenship in this [12] a) family b) country c) days , but in [13] a) country b) days c) sign d) those [14] a) being b) came c) days d) sign the test was totally different.

You had to [15] a) family b) country c) days d) sign an Allegiance to the Queen, or you had to [16] a) being b) country c) public d) sign ... you had to vow on a Bible. And then you had to get somebody who was a person of standing, particularly like a Magistrate or a Minister or both, and then swear in front of them that you were going to defend this [17] a) being b) country c) those , no matter what. So, that was sixteen [18] a) being b) country c) years ago, and I believe that things have changed quite dramatically nowadays.

Wendy: That's right. Yes.