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Sealand: The World's Smallest State

Total questions: 2

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date

1-10.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

1.

What is the full-time population of Sealand?

a)

One

b)

Ten

c)

Fifty

d)

One Hundred

2.

What was Sealand originally called?

a)

Radio Essex

b)

Pirate Radio Tower

c)

His Majesty's Ruffs Tower

d)

North Sea Fort

3.

What was the primary purpose of the forts set up by the British in the North Sea during WWII?

a)

To act as radio stations

b)

To prevent German bombing raids on London

c)

To store military supplies

d)

To serve as luxury resorts

4.

What was the name of the pirate radio station set up by Roy Bates?

a)

Radio Freedom

b)

Radio Sealand

c)

Radio Essex

d)

Radio Caroline

5.

What was the national motto of Sealand?

a)

Mare Nostrum

b)

Fortis et Liber

c)

Imare Libertas

d)

Libertas et Veritas

6.

What drastic action did the British government take as a warning to the Bates family?

a)

Blew up a similar North Sea fort

b)

Sent a diplomatic envoy

c)

Blocked all supplies to Sealand

d)

Imposed heavy fines

7.

What was the outcome of the coup attempt by German and Dutch lawyers in 1978?

a)

The Bates family reclaimed Sealand after a counter-coup

b)

Sealand was permanently taken over

c)

The coup was successful and Sealand was renamed

d)

Sealand was abandoned

8.

What modern venture did the Bates family attempt in the early 2000s?

a)

Establishing a luxury resort

b)

Starting a new pirate radio station

c)

Creating an offshore data haven

d)

Building a casino

9.

What is one way the Bates family currently generates revenue for Sealand?

a)

Fishing and exporting seafood

b)

Taxing residents

c)

Selling noble titles online

d)

Hosting international events

10.

What is the current status of the Bates family?

a)

They have abandoned Sealand

b)

They live in South End-on-Sea and run various businesses

c)

They have sold Sealand to a private company

d)

They have moved to another country

11.
States that have control over their own affairs possess:
a)
Sovereignty
b)
Suffrage
c)
Irredentism
d)
Centripetal Force