A) Steuben glass bowl B) Bohemian glass bowl C) Murano glass bowl D) Waterford glass bowl
A) Daniel Ciacquinot B) Henry Kohler C) Robert Bateman D) John J. Louis Jr.
A) A large brooch of gold, diamonds and platinum B) A matching diamond and sapphire watch C) An all-wool broadloom carpet D) Handcrafted silver platters
A) Australia B) New Zealand C) United States D) Canada
A) Leather, silks and cotton gloves B) An all-wool broadloom carpet C) A set of antique furniture D) An engraved glass bowl
A) The Edinburgh District Council B) Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia C) The American ambassador to the UK D) The Greater Manchester Council
A) Daniel Ciacquinot B) John J. Louis Jr. C) Robert Bateman D) Robert Sanders
A) Broadlands estate B) Balmoral Castle C) Prince Charles playing polo D) A watercolor of loons
A) Robert Bateman B) Henry Kohler C) Daniel Ciacquinot D) Robert Sanders
A) Waterloo Charity for the Disabled B) Thistle Fund C) Broadlands Foundation D) St James's Trust
A) Handcrafted silver platters B) Engineering apprenticeships for a small number of unemployed young people C) An all-wool broadloom carpet D) A charitable donation of $92,500
A) Polo Through the Ages B) History of Broadlands C) The Complete English Traveller D) The Royal Honeymoon Guide
A) Robert Sanders B) Daniel Ciacquinot C) Henry Kohler D) Robert Bateman
A) Gloves made out of leather, silks and cotton B) Silver platters and porcelain centerpieces C) An Art Deco style clock D) A diamond and sapphire watch
A) Buckingham Palace B) St James's Palace C) Broadlands D) Balmoral Castle
A) Robert Bateman and Henry Kohler B) John J. Louis Jr. and Daniel Ciacquinot C) Prince Charles and Diana D) Princes Andrew and Edward
A) King's Cross station B) Waterloo station C) Paddington station D) Victoria station
A) Portsmouth B) Romsey C) Winchester D) Southampton
A) 975026 Britannia B) 975028 Balmoral C) 975027 Windsor D) 975025 Caroline
A) Broadlands B) St James's Palace C) Gibraltar D) Balmoral Castle
A) Three days B) Two weeks C) One week D) Eleven days
A) Greece B) Egypt C) Tunisia D) Gibraltar
A) Royal Yacht Britannia B) Royal Yacht Monarchy C) Royal Yacht Caroline D) Royal Yacht Windsor
A) Eleven-day cruise B) One-week cruise C) Three-day cruise D) A month-long cruise
A) Tunisia B) Egypt C) Greece D) Spain
A) Balmoral Castle B) St James's Palace C) Buckingham Palace D) Broadlands
A) A modern villa B) A farm house C) A beach cottage D) A hunting lodge
A) Finding a letter from Camilla in his luggage B) Overhearing a phone call on the Royal Yacht C) Seeing Camilla waiting at the Balmoral estate D) Camilla's photographs falling out of his diary
A) Cufflinks B) A painting C) A ring D) A watch
A) 29 June 1981 B) 21 July 1981 C) 29 July 1981 D) 30 July 1981
A) Two million B) Five hundred thousand C) Three million D) One million
A) 2,200 B) 6,000 C) 3,500 D) 4,000
A) 3,500 B) 1,902 C) 2,200 D) 4,000
A) Royal Regiment of Canada B) Metropolitan Police C) Commonwealth realms D) Irish Republican Army
A) $70 million B) $110 million C) $600,000 D) $48 million
A) $4,000 B) $600,000 C) $2,200 D) $48 million
A) 10:22 BST B) 11:20 BST C) 10:00 BST D) 12:00 BST
A) Glass Coach B) 1902 State Landau C) The Commonwealth Coach D) The Royal Carriage
A) Lord Spencer B) The Queen C) Prince Charles D) Robert Runcie
A) Four B) Six C) Two D) Eight
A) 12:00 BST B) 10:22 BST C) 11:00 BST D) 11:20 BST
A) God Save the Queen B) Trumpet voluntary C) Wedding March D) Bridal Chorus
A) Jeremiah Clarke B) Harry Williams C) Robert Runcie D) Alan Webster
A) Three-and-a-half minutes B) One minute C) Five minutes D) Two minutes
A) Philip B) Charles C) Arthur D) George
A) Love B) Obey C) Honor D) Cherish
A) 1981 B) 1950 C) 1902 D) 1923
A) Alan Webster B) Robert Runcie C) Donald Coggan D) Harry Williams
A) Basil Cardinal Hume B) Cardinal Newman C) Cardinal Wolsey D) Cardinal Manning
A) Charles III B) Andrew Gardner C) Robert Runcie D) Alan Webster
A) A national election B) A national holiday C) A general strike D) A national day of mourning
A) 1997 B) 1996 C) 1981 D) 1992
A) 1996 B) 1997 C) 1992 D) 2005
A) 1996 B) 1992 C) 1997 D) 2005
A) 1997 B) 2005 C) 1992 D) 1996
A) Catherine Middleton B) Lady Sarah C) Camilla Parker Bowles D) Angela Rippon
A) 1977 B) 1981 C) 1980 D) 1975
A) 1977 B) 1980 C) 1981 D) 1976
A) 50 times B) 5 times C) 13 times D) 20 times
A) Chanel B) Cojana C) Garrard D) Vogue
A) 10 B) 12 C) 14 D) 18
A) 14-carat B) 18-carat C) 12-carat D) 24-carat
A) Vogue B) Cojana C) John Frieda D) Garrard
A) Lady Sarah B) Camilla Parker Bowles C) Catherine Middleton D) Angela Rippon
A) The Queen Mother B) Prince Philip C) Queen Elizabeth II D) The Earl of Snowdon
A) Angela Rippon B) John Frieda C) Clayton Howard D) The Earl of Snowdon
A) Windsor Castle B) Buckingham Palace C) Balmoral Castle D) Clarence House
A) A ring B) Earrings C) A necklace D) A bracelet
A) The Choir of St Paul's Cathedral only B) The Bach Choir only C) The choirs at the service D) The Choir of the Chapel Royal only
A) Christopher Dearnley B) David Willcocks C) Colin Davis D) Richard Popplewell
A) Barbara Daly B) Elizabeth Emanuel C) Diana Spencer D) Kiri Te Kanawa
A) 30-foot B) 15-foot C) 20-foot D) 25-foot
A) Kevin Shanley B) Barbara Daly C) David Longman D) Colin Davis
A) Clive Shilton B) David Longman C) Houbigant Parfum D) The Bach Choir
A) Prince of Denmark's March B) Quelques Fleurs C) Let the Bright Seraphim D) Pomp and Circumstance
A) Elizabeth Emanuel B) Kiri Te Kanawa C) Kevin Shanley D) Barbara Daly
A) Richard Popplewell B) David Longman C) John Wallace D) Barry Rose
A) Admiral B) Lieutenant C) Captain D) Commander
A) "I Vow to Thee, My Country" B) "Prince of Denmark's March" C) "Let the Bright Seraphim" D) "God Save the Queen"
A) David Willcocks B) Richard Popplewell C) Colin Davis D) Christopher Dearnley
A) Antique lace B) Ivory silk taffeta C) Ivory silk tulle D) Cotton satin
A) A blue bow sewn into the waistband B) The Spencer family tiara C) Her low-heeled shoes D) Her mother's earrings
A) A fanfare ensemble B) The Bach Choir C) The Philharmonia Orchestra D) The English Chamber Orchestra
A) Tea B) Water C) Wine D) Perfume
A) Eight B) Six C) Five D) Seven
A) Marquess of Lothian B) Winston Churchill C) Lord Mountbatten D) Earl of Snowdon
A) Patrick Hillery B) Konstantinos Karamanlis C) King Juan Carlos I D) Constantine II
A) Charles Haughey B) Dawda Jawara C) Konstantinos Karamanlis D) Patrick Hillery
A) Terry Wogan B) Nancy Reagan C) Angela Rippon D) Winston Churchill
A) A coup d'état attempt B) A massive street party C) A national election D) A royal coronation
A) 600 guests B) 750 guests C) 100 guests D) 120 guests
A) Singing the national anthem B) Lighting beacons C) Kissing the bride D) Releasing black balloons
A) 27 B) 5 C) 12 D) 100
A) David Avery B) The Naval Armed Forces C) SG Sender D) Nicholas Lodge
A) Six feet tall B) Three feet tall C) Five feet tall D) Four feet tall
A) 100 pounds B) 150 pounds C) 300 pounds D) 225 pounds
A) John Betjeman B) David Avery C) Nicholas Lodge D) SG Sender
A) 1981 B) 2015 C) 2021 D) 2018
A) £500 B) $1,200 C) $800 D) £1,850
A) Teletex system B) Palantype system C) Subtitle system D) Broadcast system |