Remembering Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother

The transcript details the life of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, from her birth in 1900 to her passing at 103. It covers her early life, marriage to Prince Albert, and her role as Queen during WWII. After her husband's death, she became the Queen Mother, continuing her public duties and leaving a lasting legacy of resilience and dedication to the British people.

What was Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Boughs Lyons known for in her childhood?

• Being a quiet and reserved child

• Her fluency in German

• Her vivacious and tomboyish nature

• Her love for mathematics

What significant event led to Albert becoming King George VI?

• The marriage of Elizabeth and Albert

• The end of World War I

• The abdication of the Prince of Wales

• The death of King George V

During World War II, what decision did Queen Elizabeth make regarding her location?

• She moved to Canada with her daughters

• She stayed in London despite the bombings

• She relocated to Scotland

• She traveled to the United States

How did the Queen Mother approach her role after the death of King George VI?

• She retired from public life

• She focused solely on her family

• She moved to a quiet countryside

• She continued her public duties actively

What remarkable feat did the Queen Mother achieve at the age of 97?

• She ran a marathon

• She underwent a hip replacement and walked unaided

• She wrote a bestselling book

• She traveled around the world

What milestone did the Queen Mother celebrate as the world entered a new millennium?

• Her 95th birthday

• Her 80th birthday

• Her 100th birthday

• Her 90th birthday

How is the Queen Mother remembered in terms of her impact on the British monarchy?

• As a controversial figure

• As a political leader

• As a global benchmark for royalty

• As a reclusive monarch