Understanding the Queen's Guard

What is one of the reasons given for the Queen's Guard wearing red tunics?

• To conceal blood stains

• To make soldiers look taller

• To blend in with the surroundings

• To reflect sunlight

What material is used to make the Queen's Guard's hats?

• Wool

• Bear fur

• Cotton

• Synthetic fibers

Which regiment of the Queen's Guard does not use a feather in their hats?

• Scots Guards

• Irish Guards

• Grenadiers

• Coldstream Guards

What is a key responsibility of the Queen's Guard while on duty?

• To patrol the city

• To engage with tourists

• To maintain uniform appearance

• To perform musical routines

Where does the Queen's Guard travel with the royal family during Easter?

• Buckingham Palace

• Edinburgh Castle

• Windsor Castle

• St. James's Palace

What is the term used for the Queen's Guard fainting while on duty?

• Fainting with honor

• Fainting in formation

• Fainting with dignity

• Fainting to attention

What action is a Queen's Guard instructed to take if a tourist gets too close?

• Ignore them

• Politely ask them to move

• Call for backup immediately

• Stamp their feet and shout

What is a common myth about the Queen's Guard?

• They are allowed to laugh

• They can leave their post at any time

• They can sit during their shift

• They are not allowed to react to tourists

Why were the Queen's Guard moved behind the palace gates in 1959?

• To protect them from the weather

• To limit public interactions

• To improve their visibility

• To allow them more freedom

What can happen to a Queen's Guard if they visibly react to a tourist?

• They receive a commendation

• They are given a day off

• They are promoted

• They can be docked a week's pay