Queen Elizabeth II

Why is Queen Elizabeth respected and admired?

• They had to admire her because she was the Queen of Asia.

• She devoted her life to serving her country during her time as queen.

• She was nice.

• None of the above

What was Princess Elizbeth's childhood like?

• Her childhood was spent away from her family until she was next to rule.

• She had to work when she was child.

• She had a relatively normal childhood.

• All the above

What events led to Princess Elizabeth becoming Queen Elizabeth II?

• In February 1952, her father died after a long illness.

• The King didn't want to rule anymore.

• Princess Elizabeth's uncle decided to abdicate the throne which meant her father would become King and she would become queen after him.

• both a and c.

What was special about Queen Elizabeth's Coronation?

• It was the first time in history that a Coronation was broadcast on radio and on television.

• She was the first Queen to have a Coronation.

• The Coronation was held in the United States of America.

• None of the above.

What duties does Queen Elizabeth complete?

• She can pass laws.

• She opens Parliament, supports charities, and is an inspiring leader during difficult times.

• She makes speeches at important events, serves as the Supreme Ruler of the Church of England.

• Both B and C

How wealthy was Queen Elizabeth?

• Many treasures that she uses are worth more than $4 billion.

• Many treasures that she uses are worth more than $4 million.

• Many treasures that she uses are worth less than $4 billion

• Many treasures that she uses are worth less than $4 million

What are some of the treasures that the Queen uses?

• several palaces and castles

• priceless works of art and Crown Jewels

• Both A and B

• None of the above

Who was Queen Elizabeth's father?

• King Edward IV

• King Henry VIII

• King George VI

• King Philip II

Queen Elizbeth became queen at what age?

• 21 years old

• 70 years old

• 25 years old

• 14 years old

Elizabeth was born on

• April 21, 1926

• February 21, 1926

• April 27, 1937

• April 21, 1952