V4- Queen Elizabeth
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Items in this lesson
Slide 1 - Video
Why did Queen Elizabeth's destiny change?
A
Her uncle passed away, therefore her father became King.
B
Her sister passed away, therefore she would become Queen instead of her.
C
Her uncle declined the right to the throne, therefore she became heir to the throne after her father.
D
Her grandfather died, automatically making her father the King
Slide 2 - Quiz
What did Elizabeth NOT do during World War II?
A
Write letters to her future husband
B
Evacuate to Windsor Castle
C
Join the Auxiliary Territorial Service
Slide 3 - Quiz
Where was Elizabeth when she found out her father had died?
A
On her way home from the tour of the Commonwealth
B
On a royal tour of the Commonwealth
C
On a holiday in Kenia
D
On her honeymoon
Slide 4 - Quiz
Which words would best describe Elizabeth's attitude in her early reign
A
Soothing & Visible
B
Inexperienced & Frustrated
C
Effective & Busy
D
Political & Steadfast
Slide 5 - Quiz
What does the anecdote about the "Red box" tell us about Elizabeth
A
She often meddled in government affairs
B
It demonstrated trust in the prime minister
C
She worked constantly in duty of the country
D
They signify the lessons the queen taught politicians
Slide 6 - Quiz
The Queen's broadcasts in hard times served to...
A
Give the nation a boost
B
Provide comfort and unity
C
Point out the nation's strengths
D
Create a political movement
Slide 7 - Quiz
What was NOT said about Elizabeth's family life
A
Her husband took a supportive role
B
Elizabeth enjoyed her large family
C
Her duty as head of state took up much time
D
Her husband had a tough time taking responsibility
Slide 8 - Quiz
Taken from the context, what do you think the latin phrase "Annus horribilis" means?
A
A horrible year
B
A heartfelt year
C
A miraculous year
D
A harrowing year
Slide 9 - Quiz
Queen Elizabeth was Britain's longest reigning monarch. How long was she on the throne?
A
96 years
B
70 years
C
66 years
