Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation (KS1)

What is a coronation?

• A party to celebrate the Queen.

• A day to celebrate how long the Queen has ruled.

• A day when a new monarch is crowned.

• The Queen's birthday.

People slept on the streets to make sure they got a good view of the parade.

• True.

• False.

The Queen's two Corgi's are called:

• Hansel

• Gretel

• Holly

• Rose

• Willow

What did people eat during their street party?

• Cheese and Spam sandwiches.

• Pepperoni Pizza.

• Cream Cakes.

• Sweets.

• Roast dinner.

Where does a coronation take place?

• York Minster

• Bolton Abbey

• Westminster Abbey

• Eastminster Abbey

• Buckingham Palace

What FOUR events happen during a coronation?

• The Oath

• The Anointing

• The Investing

• The Christening

• The Crowning

What does a 'chronological order' mean?

• Putting things in the order that they happened.

• To demand some chronology.

• When an order doesn't make sense.

• To study events in history.

What does the word 'Monarch' mean?

• Someone who rules over a kingdom or country.

• Someone who lives in a palace.

• Someone who has lots of money.

• Someone who looks after the Queens Corgi dogs.

Queen Elizabeth II is our longest reigning monarch.

(She's been the Queen for longer than anyone else)

• True

• False

The Queen loves to ride her horses. How long has she been riding horses?

• The past year or two.

• 66 years.

• 88 years.

• She does not, and will not ever, ride horses.

• Since she was born.