Which Brexit Plan Are You?

MPs will be holding a series of "indicative votes" this week to see if they can find a new Brexit plan. But which option are you?

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Alex Wickham
Alex Wickham
BuzzFeed News Reporter

  1. Pick your Brexit hero
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Boris Johnson
    Via Getty
    Boris Johnson
    Via Getty
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Theresa May
    Via Getty
    Theresa May
    Via Getty
    Correct
    Incorrect
    John Bercow
    Via Getty
    John Bercow
    Via Getty
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Nick Boles
    Via Getty
    Nick Boles
    Via Getty
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Anna Soubry
    Via Getty
    Anna Soubry
    Via Getty
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Jeremy Corbyn
    Via Getty
    Jeremy Corbyn
    Via Getty

  2. Pick a view Ariana Grande may or may not hold on Brexit
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "Theresa May must honour her 2017 manifesto, and that means a hard Brexit."
    Via PA
    "Theresa May must honour her 2017 manifesto, and that means a hard Brexit."
    Via PA
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "We have to call it off: Parliament has not been able to find a way out of this mess."
    Via PA
    "We have to call it off: Parliament has not been able to find a way out of this mess."
    Via PA
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "May's deal with a customs union tacked on to it would basically keep most of the public and MPs happy."
    Via PA
    "May's deal with a customs union tacked on to it would basically keep most of the public and MPs happy."
    Via PA
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "Why are politicians allowed to change their minds all the time, but the people got one bite at the cherry in 2016?"
    Via PA
    "Why are politicians allowed to change their minds all the time, but the people got one bite at the cherry in 2016?"
    Via PA
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit deal is practicable. People should stop sneering and push for a general election."
    Via Wikpedia
    "Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit deal is practicable. People should stop sneering and push for a general election."
    Via Wikpedia
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "All we want is a close economic relationship, with none of the other strings attached. Why's it so hard?"
    Via Wikipedia
    "All we want is a close economic relationship, with none of the other strings attached. Why's it so hard?"
    Via Wikipedia

  3. Pick a European food
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via commons.wikimedia.org
    Via commons.wikimedia.org
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via commons.wikimedia.org
    Via commons.wikimedia.org
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via commons.wikimedia.org
    Via commons.wikimedia.org
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via delicious.com.au
    Via delicious.com.au
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via commons.wikimedia.org
    Via commons.wikimedia.org
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via andoverandvillages.co.uk
    Via andoverandvillages.co.uk

  4. Pick a robotic Theresa May catchphrase
    PA
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "No deal is better than a bad deal."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "Brexit means Brexit."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "The great prize for this country is to use this moment to build a truly Global Britain."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "The danger is we actually end up with no Brexit at all."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "The British people are ready for us to move on and come together. To move beyond uncertainty."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "The message I've heard is that people want us to get on with it."

  5. Pick a Brexit priority, portrayed by an out-of-context "Brooklyn 99" picture
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Taking control of our laws.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    Taking control of our laws.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Reducing immigration.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    Reducing immigration.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Economic growth.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    Economic growth.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Freedom of movement.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    Freedom of movement.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    Correct
    Incorrect
    National security.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    National security.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Freedom of trade.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99
    Freedom of trade.
    Via NBC / Twitter: @nocontxt99

  6. Pick a statement to win a Brexit row
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "We need to go back to Brussels and tell them to get rid of the backstop."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "Britain got on fine for centuries before 1973, you know."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "She's asked MPs to vote more than once, why can't we vote more than once?"
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "If you don't want to leave without a deal, the best way to prevent that is to vote for a deal."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "It's the only way you're going to get a majority in Parliament."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "We need a sensible alternative to Theresa May's botched Brexit deal and bring the public together, whether they voted Leave or Remain."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "But she hasn't got substantial changes to the deal. Why should she be allowed to bring it back?"

  7. Pick an EU leader
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via independent.ie
    Via independent.ie
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via telegraph.co.uk
    Via telegraph.co.uk
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via theguardian.com
    Via theguardian.com
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via independent.co.uk
    Via independent.co.uk
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via newsnation.in
    Via newsnation.in
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Via politico.eu
    Via politico.eu

  8. Finish this statement: David Davis is...
    PA
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "... the guy with the plan they should have listened to."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "... the bloke who got us into this mess in the first place."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "... right to back the deal after previously opposing the deal."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "... right to oppose the deal after previously backing the deal."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "... the worst of Theresa May's Brexit secretaries."
    Correct
    Incorrect
    "... the second worst of Theresa May's Brexit secretaries."

  9. Pick a political tweeter
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Andrew Adonis
    Via Twitter
    Andrew Adonis
    Via Twitter
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Henry Newman
    Via Twitter
    Henry Newman
    Via Twitter
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Owen Jones
    Via Twitter
    Owen Jones
    Via Twitter
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Alastair Campbell
    Via Twitter
    Alastair Campbell
    Via Twitter
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Julia Hartley-Brewer
    Via Twitter
    Julia Hartley-Brewer
    Via Twitter
    Correct
    Incorrect
    Rachel Riley
    Via Channel 4
    Rachel Riley
    Via Channel 4

Alex Wickham is a senior reporter with BuzzFeed News and is based in London.

Contact Alex Wickham at alex.wickham@buzzfeed.com.

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