British Queen Elizabeth II attends Trafalgar Day ceremonies in London

On Trafalgar Day, Queen Elizabeth and the Royal Family participate in ceremonies, including the unveiling of a statue of George VI. The Queen attends a historic dinner at the Royal Naval College, marking the first time a reigning Queen has dined there. The event includes a tribute to Lord Nelson, celebrating his naval victory at Cape Trafalgar.

What event did Queen Elizabeth and the Royal Family participate in on a rainy day?

• Commonwealth Day

• Trafalgar Day

• Coronation Day

• Remembrance Day

Where did the Queen unveil a statue of her father, George VI?

• Westminster Abbey

• St. James's Park

• Buckingham Palace

• Calton Gardens

What was notable about the Queen's attendance at the Painted Hall of the Royal Naval College?

• It was the first time a reigning Queen dined there

• She unveiled a new naval strategy

• It was her first public appearance

• She delivered a historic speech

Who was honored during the tribute witnessed by Prime Minister Eden?

• George VI

• Winston Churchill

• Lord Nelson

• Duke of Edinburgh

What tradition is highlighted by the Queen's salute to a courageous Admiral?

• The nation's naval tradition

• The Commonwealth's unity

• The Royal Family's lineage

• The British Army's valor