QUIZ ROYAL FAMILY'S ROLES

Since 1952, which organization has Queen Elizabeth been the patron of?

• The Royal British Legion

• The Red Cross Society

• The National Trust

• Cancer Research UK

How many charitable works did she support at her peak?

• More than 400 charitable works

• More than 600 charitable works

• More than 800 charitable works

• More than 500 charitable works

Why has the number of her charitable patronages decreased over time?

• She lost interest in charitable work

• The charitable organizations no longer needed royal patronage

• She aged and had to pass the work to younger family members

• She focused solely on her most important charitable works

Who took on the responsibility of new charitable patronages as the Queen aged?

• Government ministers

• Younger members of the royal family (such as Prince William and Prince Harry)

• Professional charity managers

• The Prime Minister's office

Why do you think it is important for the royal family to be patrons of charitable works?

• This helps charities gain publicity and support, attracting attention and donations

• This provides additional income to the royal family

• This is required by law for all monarchs

• This helps the royal family avoid paying taxes

What is the oldest form of government in the United Kingdom?

• The Parliament

• The monarchy

• The democracy

• The cabinet system

Who is the head of state in the British monarchy?

• The Prime Minister

• The Speaker of the Parliament

• The monarch

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

What does "constitutional monarchy" mean?

• The monarch has absolute power over all decisions

• The monarch shares power with Parliament according to the constitution

• The monarch makes no decisions

• The monarch is elected by the people

What are the official roles of the Monarch mentioned in the text?

• Head of State, invites a new Prime Minister to form a government and signs laws

• Takes all government decisions and controls the army

• Collects taxes and manages the national budget

• Appoints all judges and police officers

How does the Monarch help to support national identity and unity?

• By making all important political decisions

• By controlling the media and the press

• As a symbol of national identity, by supporting and motivating people, representing continuity and stability

• By personally visiting every citizen each year