A) 1989 B) 2012 C) 2020 D) 1993
A) The COVID-19 pandemic B) A change in royal succession C) The opening of a new museum D) The Windsor Castle fire
A) Only for maintenance of exteriors B) Yes, all royal buildings C) No D) Yes, only Windsor Castle
A) 1000 B) 130 C) 500 D) 29
A) Palace of Holyroodhouse B) Buckingham Palace C) Marlborough House D) Windsor Castle
A) Government funding B) Through entrance fees and sales C) Public tax subsidies D) Private donations only
A) £10 million B) £64 million C) £29 million D) £130 million
A) December 2020 B) January 2021 C) June 2022 D) December 2023
A) The Operations Board B) The Board of Trustees C) The Government D) The Sovereign
A) James Leigh-Pemberton B) Michelle Lockhart C) Keith Harrison D) Tim Knox
A) The Keeper of the Privy Purse B) The Private Secretary to the Sovereign C) The Lord Chamberlain D) The Director of the Royal Collection
A) Acquisition of new art pieces B) Financial auditing C) Writing books about the collection D) Operational issues and delivery of strategy
A) Tim Knox B) James Leigh-Pemberton C) Marc Bolland D) Clive Alderton
A) Sole proprietorship B) Company limited by guarantee and Registered Charity C) Government department D) Public limited company
A) Gwen Hamilton B) Caroline de Guitaut C) Anna Reynolds D) Stella Panayotova
A) It is privately owned B) The British government C) The Royal Collection Trust D) The public
A) They become public property B) They can only be willed to the monarch's successor C) They can be sold at public auction D) They are donated to national museums
A) They can only sell duplicates B) They are strictly forbidden from selling them C) They must have parliamentary approval to sell D) They are perfectly at liberty to sell them
A) It requires approval from the House of Commons B) It is the responsibility of the Lord Chamberlain C) It is prohibited by law D) It is entirely a matter for the Queen
A) They are given away as presents within the Commonwealth B) They are destroyed C) They are kept in storage indefinitely D) They are sold to the public
A) The collection would be sold to pay off national debt B) The collection would be divided among the heirs C) The collection would automatically become state property D) The monarch might require compensation under the European Convention on Human Rights
A) To pay for palace repairs B) To settle royal debts C) To raise money for acquisitions D) To clear storage space
A) 2000 B) 1998 C) 1971 D) 1995
A) Claude Monet B) Pablo Picasso C) Lucian Freud D) Salvador Dali
A) 2,500 B) 20 C) 7,000 D) 75
A) 1987 B) 1993 C) 1991 D) 1952
A) 2,500 B) 7,000 C) 20 D) 300,093
A) 500 B) 2,500 C) 300,093 D) 7,000
A) The private residence of the monarch B) A museum for ancient armour C) A purpose-built exhibition centre D) A library for royal manuscripts
A) The Royal Collection Trust B) The British Museum C) The British Government D) King Charles III
A) Charles I B) George III C) Charles II D) George IV
A) George III B) Charles II C) Albert D) George IV
A) George III B) Queen Victoria C) George IV D) Charles I
A) Windsor Castle B) Buckingham Palace C) The Royal Collection Trust archives D) The British Library
A) Alessandro Albani B) Joseph 'Consul' Smith C) Charles I D) Frederick Augusta Barnard
A) 200 B) 85 C) 550 D) 144
A) 200 B) 85 C) 550 D) 144
A) Tipu Sultan B) Napoleon Bonaparte C) Louis XIV D) George III
A) 300 B) 144 C) 550 D) 277
A) 1872 B) 2019 C) 1862 D) 2008
A) 550 B) 85 C) 144 D) 200
A) Christopher White B) John Shearman C) Oliver Millar D) Lorne Campbell
A) Andrew Martindale B) Hugh Roberts C) Vanessa Remington D) Oliver Millar
A) Michael Levey B) Christopher Lloyd C) Christopher White D) John Shearman
A) Dutch Pictures B) Victorian Pictures C) Georgian Miniatures D) Early Italian Pictures
A) Anna Reynolds B) Hugh Roberts C) Oliver Millar D) Jennifer Scott
A) Early Flemish pictures B) Later Italian pictures C) Victorian Miniatures D) Tudor fashion
A) Anna Reynolds B) Oliver Millar C) Graham Reynolds D) Lorne Campbell
A) The Later Flemish Pictures B) The Early Italian Pictures C) The Later Italian Pictures D) The Early Flemish Pictures
A) Christopher White B) Michael Levey C) Christopher Lloyd D) Oliver Millar
A) The First Georgians B) Dutch Landscapes C) Masterpieces from Buckingham Palace D) Charles I as Collector
A) 2014 B) 2009 C) 2010 D) 2007
A) Dutch Landscapes B) Enchanting the eye C) Masterpieces in Little D) The Conversation Piece
A) Jane Roberts B) Desmond Shawe-Taylor C) Christopher Lloyd D) Martin Clayton
A) Martin Clayton B) Vanessa Remington C) Jennifer Scott D) Lucy Whitaker |