the citizenship Test, which is essential in order to obtain citizenship, had the error in question 40, informs the ministry.

An erroneous questions deleted from the citizenship test in years.

It notifies the Aliens and the ministry of Integration, in a press release Friday after the DR has pointed out errors in the sample.

All the samplers have therefore listed a correct answer in question 40, which reads:

- What politician is in september 2019 has been reappointed as commissioner in the european UNION?

The correct answer is Margrethe Vestager, who will be responsible for a digital Europe and the competition as well as being senior vice-president. But the time september is not correct, acknowledges the ministry.

- Article on dr.dk points out that Margrethe Vestager rightfully was approved by the parliament 8. October, and the EU Commission as a whole was approved 27. november.

- thus, There is a wrong time entry in question 40, writes the ministry in the message.

DR also identified two other errors in the test.

the Board recognises that both issues were not adequate. But it will have no consequences, since the prøvetagerne have been able to read the answers in the lærematerialet.

35 of the questions are drawn up on the basis of the curriculum books, which are available free.

The last five questions are about current topics such as politics or cultural events. The question of the Vestager belongs to the latter category.

the citizenship Test is essential in order to get Danish citizenship. Maksibet

the Content of it was published on Wednesday afternoon, after the sample had been held around the country.

In total 4278 applicants registered for the test.

Applicants had 45 minutes outside aids to answer the 40 questions.

recent years have a little more than half of the applicants passed the citizenship test. For the most recent test in June consisted 52,77 percent.

It is expected that the overall pass rate will be published on 18. december.

the citizenship Test has been introduced after a broad political agreement from 2015.

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