Diana, Princess of Wales - Quiz
A) Five years B) Two years C) One year D) Ten years
A) Harry's birth B) Moving into the palace C) Her wedding day D) Meeting James Hewitt
A) 1992 B) 1989 C) 1984 D) 1986
A) A personal assistant B) Their former riding instructor C) A voice coach D) A royal bodyguard
A) Charles B) Prince Philip C) James Hewitt D) Barry Mannakee
A) One year B) Four years C) Five years D) Two years
A) 1987 B) 1993 C) 1985 D) 1990
A) The Sullen Royals B) The Cold Couple C) The Glums D) The Grumblers
A) Tiggy Legge-Bourke B) Annabel Elliot C) Sarah Spencer D) Jane Fellowes
A) Princess in Love B) Diana: In Her Own Words C) Diana: Her True Story D) The Royal Marriage
A) Anna Pasternak B) James Colthurst C) Penny Junor D) Andrew Morton
A) Jonathan Dimbleby B) Peter Settelen C) James Hewitt D) James Colthurst
A) Prince William and Prince Harry B) John Major and Annabel Elliot C) Paul Burrell and Tina Brown D) The Queen and Prince Philip
A) Prince Philip B) The Queen C) Andrew Morton D) John Major
A) Tiggy Legge-Bourke B) Annabel Elliot C) Simone Simmons D) Tina Brown
A) Leaked tape recordings of Diana and James Gilbey B) Leaked tape recordings of Charles and Camilla C) Letters between Diana and Prince Philip D) Secret interviews between Diana and James Colthurst
A) Prince Philip B) Jonathan Dimbleby C) Andrew Morton D) John Major
A) There is no reason why the Princess of Wales should not be crowned queen in due course. B) Diana will step down from all public royal duties immediately. C) Charles and Diana will officially divorce within the year. D) The royal family will not comment further on the matter.
A) Windsorgate B) Squidgygate C) Tampongate D) Camillagate
A) James Colthurst B) James Hewitt C) Peter Settelen D) Barry Mannakee
A) In this environment B) At the publishing house C) At a local restaurant D) For the foreign office
A) James Gilbey B) James Hewitt C) Oliver Hoare D) Barry Mannakee
A) Penny Junor B) Andrew Morton C) Tina Brown D) Anna Pasternak
A) She refused to answer B) Yes C) No D) She confirmed it
A) She believed Charles and Tiggy were moving to Scotland B) She believed Charles was in love with Tiggy and planned to have Diana killed C) She believed Tiggy was secretly working as a journalist D) She believed Charles was going to abdicate the throne for Tiggy
A) Their private tutor B) Their former nanny and personal assistant C) Their aunt D) Their riding instructor
A) Peter Settelen B) John Major C) Andrew Morton D) Jonathan Dimbleby
A) She was responsible for ending the royal marriage B) He had never stopped loving her throughout his marriage C) They were only lifelong friends D) He rekindled his relationship with her only after his marriage had irretrievably broken down
A) The Private Life of Diana B) Diana: Her True Story C) Princess in Love D) Diana in Her Own Words
A) James Colthurst B) Peter Settelen C) James Hewitt D) Paul Burrell
A) To force Charles to abdicate B) To avoid having the affair covered in Andrew Morton's second book C) To earn money from the tabloids D) To ruin Diana's reputation
A) The Daily Mirror B) The Sun C) News of the World D) The Daily Mail
A) There was little doubt she had been in a relationship with him B) It denied any romantic involvement completely C) It confirmed they were strictly professional colleagues D) It stated they were distant relatives
A) As her enemy B) As a friend C) As her bodyguard D) As her voice coach
A) Oliver Hoare B) Will Carling C) Theodore J. Forstmann D) James Hewitt
A) Barry Mannakee B) Will Carling C) James Gilbey D) Theodore J. Forstmann
A) San Lorenzo in Knightsbridge B) Claridge's in Mayfair C) The Ritz in London D) The Ivy in Covent Garden
A) French B) British C) Japanese D) Italian
A) A praetorian guard of distracting flirts B) A royal security detail C) A pack of ravenous journalists D) A council of close advisors
A) Royal bodyguards B) Anti-monarchy protesters C) Tabloid editors D) Paparazzi photographers
A) February 1981 B) July 1981 C) November 1977 D) Summer 1980
A) 20 B) 16 C) 29 D) 13
A) 29 B) 32 C) 20 D) 16
A) Sarah B) Anne C) Elizabeth D) Margaret
A) Aboard the royal yacht Britannia B) Balmoral Castle C) Buckingham Palace D) Windsor Castle
A) Balmoral Castle B) Buckingham Palace C) Clarence House D) Windsor Castle
A) 24 February 1981 B) November 1977 C) 6 February 1981 D) 29 July 1981
A) Clarence House B) Windsor Castle C) Balmoral Castle D) Buckingham Palace
A) 10 times B) 13 times C) 25 times D) 3 times
A) 29 July 1981 B) 6 February 1981 C) 24 February 1981 D) March 1981
A) Preschool aide B) Sailor C) Biographer D) Charity worker
A) Highly public B) Incredibly lonely C) Very joyful D) Extremely busy
A) Princess Grace B) Elizabeth II C) Queen Mary D) Anne Hyde
A) Goldsmiths' Hall B) Westminster Abbey C) St Paul's Cathedral D) Windsor Castle
A) 16 B) 32 C) 29 D) 20
A) 20 B) 29 C) 16 D) 32
A) 6 February 1981 B) 29 July 1981 C) November 1977 D) 24 February 1981
A) Goldsmiths' Hall B) St Paul's Cathedral C) Westminster Abbey D) Windsor Castle
A) It was the traditional royal wedding venue B) It was requested by the Queen C) It offered more seating D) It was closer to Buckingham Palace
A) 300 years B) 750 million C) 9,000 D) 600,000
A) 750 million B) 600,000 C) 25 feet D) 13 times
A) £7.62 B) £25 C) £9,000 D) £34,696
A) 13-foot (3.96-metre) B) 9-foot (2.74-metre) C) 25-foot (7.62-metre) D) 50-foot (15.24-metre)
A) 1 July 1961 B) 1996 C) 1992 D) 31 August 1997
A) St Paul's Cathedral B) Westminster Abbey C) Althorp D) Park House, Sandringham
A) 1997 B) 1992 C) 1981 D) 1996
A) 1996 B) 1992 C) 1997 D) 1981
A) "Duch" B) "Lady Diana" C) "Spencer" D) "Aunt Lilibet"
A) "Queen Mother" B) "Aunt Lilibet" C) "Lady Fermoy" D) "Granny"
A) Baron Fermoy B) Viscount Althorp C) Prince of Wales D) Earl Spencer
A) Park House B) Althorp C) Harley Street D) Sandringham estate
A) Robert Fellowes B) Charles Spencer C) Peter Shand Kydd D) Prince Andrew
A) Philippa Whitaker B) Gertrude Smith C) Sarah D) Gertrude Allen
A) Silfield Private School B) Riddlesworth Hall School C) West Heath Girls' School D) Institut Alpin Videmanette
A) 1970 B) 1973 C) 1978 D) 1975
A) She never failed them B) Three times C) Twice D) Once
A) Musical achievement award B) Academic excellence award C) Community spirit award D) Swimming and diving award
A) Cello B) Piano C) Violin D) Flute
A) In King's Lynn, Norfolk B) Near Dartford, Kent C) In Rougemont, Switzerland D) In Pimlico, London
A) Three months B) Six months C) One term D) One year
A) Hampshire B) London C) Kent D) Norfolk
A) Young England School B) Institut Alpin Videmanette C) West Heath Girls' School D) Silfield Private School
A) Bern B) Geneva C) Zurich D) Rougemont
A) A car accident B) A swimming accident C) A diving accident D) A skiing accident
A) American B) Swiss C) British D) French
A) Silfield Private School B) West Heath Girls' School C) Riddlesworth Hall School D) Young England School
A) Dartford B) Earl's Court C) Sevenoaks D) Pimlico
A) Four B) Two C) Three D) None
A) Prince Charles B) Malcolm Fraser C) Prince William D) George Pinker
A) Twelve weeks B) Ten weeks C) Sixteen weeks D) Fourteen weeks
A) 15 September 1984 B) 5 November 1981 C) January 1982 D) 21 June 1982
A) Anxiety disorder B) Postpartum depression C) Bipolar disorder D) Seasonal affective disorder
A) None of the above B) Malcolm Fraser C) George Pinker D) Prince Charles
A) January 1982 B) 5 November 1981 C) 21 June 1982 D) 15 September 1984
A) A boy B) A girl C) Twins D) He had no preference
A) Naughty, just like me B) Quiet and reserved C) My little wise old man D) Studious and obedient
A) Panorama Plus B) BBC Breakfast C) Panorama D) Newsnight
A) Tiggy Legge-Bourke B) Anthony Julius C) Martin Bashir D) Parker Bowles
A) Fake royal letters B) Stolen photographs C) Forged bank statements D) Forged medical records
A) Lord Dyson B) Anthony Julius C) Peter Carter-Ruck D) Patrick Jephson |
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