Q1)Queen Elizabeth 2nd died on 8th September, 2022. She acceded to the throne of the UK in which year of the 1950s?
Q2)Where was she, when she died: Balmoral Castle, Windsor Castle or Osbourne House?
Q3)She replaced her father as monarch. He was whom: Edward 8th, George 6th or Michael 1st?
Q4)Up until his death, Elizabeth 2nd was what: heir apparent, heir presumptive or heir conditioning?
Q5)At the time of her death, she was queen of how many countries: fourteen, fifteen or sixteen?
Q6)As queen, she was what: Queen Regnant, Queen Consort or Queen Dowager?
Q7)She was ceremonial head of the what: Commonwealth, Imperial Council or International Olympic Committee?
Q8)Her state funeral was held on 19th September. It was the first state funeral in the UK, since whose: Winston Churchill’s, Margaret Thatcher’s or Princess Diana’s?
Q9)Queen Elizabeth was the UK’s longest serving monarch. Who was the second longest serving monarch?
Q10)Finally … ? Queen Elizabeth was the UK’s longest serving queen. Who was the the UK’s longest serving king: George 3rd, George 4th or George 5th?
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† I’ve got VAGUE mental images of him in a stetson, Olga: and not much else! Wasn’t River Phoenix in that? The one that died young? (I don’t think Jude would go for it: not enough action!)
It’s definitely a mess: there’s talk of theatres being affected, too. I’m just wondering if that includes the National or the Barbican: there’s a lot of concrete in them!
(Did I mention I’ve got Paul Hardcastle’s “19” on in the background: that’s the first and only song I can remember mentioning PTSD.)
† Well, OK … it’s out on streaming, Debbi: Paramount+/CBS All Access. Or whatever it’s calling itself, this week! Lord knows where copies could end up.
Good luck with the conference. Don’t go arse over tit, this time!!
Q10) George 3rd Yes, River Phoenix is the blond brother who died young. Worst still, he was with his brothers and sisters when he died. He was very talented. In My Own Private Idaho he plays a young man who suffers from narcolepsy, so he keeps falling asleep and waking up in strange places. Keanu's part comes from Shakespeare (Henry IV part 1), and he plays the son of a very rich man who decides to live among the poor in the underworld. It is weird, because the two stories seem to be quite separate, and because while River played in a very natural way, Keanu is a bit like a robot (I've always found him quite inexpressive, but that suits some of the parts he has played, for sure). I guess Matrix, John Wick, Point Break or Speed would be more to his liking. Yes, you're right about the theatres. The National especially. My goodness... (I can't say I like what it looks like, but it is a great example of the architecture of the era, that is for sure).
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1 1952
ReplyDelete2 Balmoral
3 George 6th
4 Heir Apparent
5 15
6 Queen Regnant
7 Commonwealth
8 Diana
9 Queen Victoria
10 George 4th
Q1) 1952
ReplyDeleteQ2) Balmoral Castle
Q3) George 6th
Q4) heir presumptive
Q5) fifteen
Q6) Queen Regnant
Q7) Commonwealth
Q8) Winston Churchill’s
Q9) Queen Victoria
Q10) George 3rd
Yes, River Phoenix is the blond brother who died young. Worst still, he was with his brothers and sisters when he died. He was very talented. In My Own Private Idaho he plays a young man who suffers from narcolepsy, so he keeps falling asleep and waking up in strange places. Keanu's part comes from Shakespeare (Henry IV part 1), and he plays the son of a very rich man who decides to live among the poor in the underworld. It is weird, because the two stories seem to be quite separate, and because while River played in a very natural way, Keanu is a bit like a robot (I've always found him quite inexpressive, but that suits some of the parts he has played, for sure). I guess Matrix, John Wick, Point Break or Speed would be more to his liking.
Yes, you're right about the theatres. The National especially. My goodness... (I can't say I like what it looks like, but it is a great example of the architecture of the era, that is for sure).
I shall endeavor not to do so. :) Very much. lol
ReplyDelete1. 1953
2. Balmoral Castle
3. George 6th
4. heir presumptive
5. fifteen
6. Queen Regnant
7. Commonwealth
8. Margaret Thatcher's
9. Queen Victoria
10. George 3rd
How about that? :)