A) Queen Victoria and Prince Albert B) King George V and Queen Mary C) Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip D) King Charles III and Princess Diana
A) 1952 B) 1999 C) 1960 D) 1973
A) House of Battenberg B) House of Glücksburg C) House of Windsor D) House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
A) Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor B) James Mountbatten-Windsor C) Prince Edward D) Zara Tindall
A) House of Battenberg B) House of Glücksburg C) House of Oldenburg D) House of Windsor
A) When they marry outside of the royal family B) When they hold the style of HRH or the title of Prince or Princess C) When they are born outside of the United Kingdom D) When they are over the age of eighteen
A) House of Mountbatten-Windsor B) House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha C) House of Windsor D) House of Glücksburg
A) Zara Tindall B) William, Prince of Wales C) Prince Edward D) Andrew, Duke of York
A) They retain the name exclusively B) They automatically pass it to their spouse C) They must apply for royal permission to keep it D) They and their descendants do not hold the surname
A) Lady Louise B) Alastair Arthur Windsor C) James, Earl of Wessex D) Zara Tindall
A) A surname is required for legal or administrative purposes B) A member of the family travels internationally C) A member of the family writes a book D) A member of the family attends a public event
A) None of the above B) George VI, Edward VIII, and Prince John C) Prince Henry and Prince George D) Prince Arthur and Prince Albert
A) Mountbatten B) Windsor C) Saxe-Coburg and Gotha D) Glücksburg
A) Upon the death of Queen Elizabeth II B) At his birth C) Following his marriage in 1986 D) Following the loss of his royal styles and titles in 2025
A) House of Oldenburg B) House of Battenberg C) House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha D) House of Windsor |