Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten - Quiz
A) Ball-Supper Room B) State Dining Room C) Blue Drawing Room D) Throne Room
A) Royal Air Force orchestra B) Grenadier Guards string band C) London Symphony Orchestra D) Coldstream Guards brass band
A) The Royal Kitchens B) Harrods Bakery C) Fortnum & Mason D) McVitie & Price
A) The Empire Cake B) The Victory Cake C) The Global Fruitcake D) The 10,000 Mile Cake
A) Twelve feet B) Nine feet C) Seven feet D) Six feet
A) 750 lbs B) 500 lbs C) 250 lbs D) 1,000 lbs
A) Brandy B) Whisky C) Gin D) Navy Rum
A) The King's sword B) A ceremonial silver knife C) A royal sabre D) The Duke of Edinburgh's Mountbatten sword
A) Windsor Castle B) Kensington Palace C) St James's Palace D) Buckingham Palace
A) About 10,000 B) About 2,500 C) About 5,000 D) About 20,000
A) The Royal Vault B) The altar of Westminster Abbey C) Tomb of the Unknown Warrior D) St Paul's Cathedral
A) Queen Elizabeth B) Princess Margaret C) Princess Elizabeth D) Queen Mary
A) 1850 B) 1837 C) 1846 D) 1901
A) Constance Spry B) MH Longman C) Norman Hartnell D) Cecil Beaton
A) Princess Alice B) The Princess Royal C) Princess Alexandra D) The Princess Margaret
A) First cousin B) Sister C) Mother D) Aunt
A) The Earl of Harewood B) The Duke of Kent C) The Earl of Athlone D) The Duke of Gloucester
A) M. H. Longman B) Norman Hartnell C) Queen Victoria D) Jock Colville
A) Gold bullion B) A personal check C) Ration coupons D) Silver coins
A) Lace B) Duchesse satin C) Silk velvet D) Chiffon
A) Star lilies and violets B) Orange blossoms and tulips C) Roses and lilies D) White orchids and myrtle
A) It was lost B) It was misplaced C) It was stolen D) It snapped
A) They were a gift from the public B) They were a gift from her father C) They were bought by the Queen D) They were inherited from Princess Mary
A) Prince Philip B) Jock Colville C) Norman Hartnell D) The court jeweller
A) Admiral B) Captain C) Lieutenant D) Commander
A) Pearl necklaces B) The wedding tiara C) The bridal shoes D) Diamond and pearl cluster earrings
A) 20 November 1948 B) 9 July 1947 C) 20 November 1947 D) 20 November 1946
A) St. Paul's Cathedral B) Buckingham Palace C) Westminster Abbey D) Windsor Castle
A) King George VI B) King George V C) Duke of Kent D) Prince Philip
A) One year B) Six months C) Two months D) Four months
A) 1941 B) 1937 C) 1939 D) 1934
A) Ten B) Four C) Eight D) Six
A) Royal Stewart tartan kilts B) Formal morning suits C) Naval uniforms D) Military dress blues
A) 10:00 GMT B) 11:30 GMT C) 12:00 GMT D) 09:00 GMT
A) First cousins B) Siblings C) Third cousins D) Second cousins once removed
A) Edinburgh B) Windsor C) London D) Dartmouth
A) Geoffrey Fisher B) William Neil McKie C) Alan Campbell Don D) Cyril Garbett
A) 100 million B) 20 million C) 50 million D) 200 million
A) Sir Edward Cuthbert Bairstow B) Arnold Bax C) William Neil McKie D) Samuel Sebastian Wesley
A) We wait for thy loving kindness, O God B) Blessed be the God and Father C) The Lord's my Shepherd D) Praise, my soul, the king of heaven
A) Cyril Garbett B) Geoffrey Fisher C) William McKie D) Alan Campbell Don
A) Birkhall B) London Waterloo C) Balmoral Estate D) Broadlands
A) She said she was ill B) She was out of the country C) She was not invited D) She was attending a funeral
A) Cream B) Mist-blue C) White D) Silver
A) His maternal uncles B) His grandmother C) His paternal cousins D) His three surviving sisters
A) London B) Broadlands C) Birkhall D) Hampshire |
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