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