Remembering Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother

The transcript details the life of 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 World War II. 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 during her childhood?

• Her fluency in German

• Her love for mathematics

• Her vivacious and tomboyish nature

• Being a quiet and reserved child

What significant event led to Albert becoming King George VI?

• The abdication of the Prince of Wales

• The death of King George V

• The end of World War I

• The marriage of Elizabeth and Albert

How did Queen Elizabeth respond to the advice to leave London during World War II?

• She stayed in London despite the dangers

• She sent her daughters away but stayed herself

• She immediately left for Canada

• She moved to Scotland

What role did Elizabeth play in King George VI's reign?

• She provided devoted support

• She was a passive observer

• She avoided public appearances

• She focused solely on her daughters

What was the Queen Mother's approach to her public duties after becoming the Queen Mother?

• She reduced her public engagements significantly

• She retired from public life

• She continued her public duties actively

• She focused only on international engagements

At what age did the Queen Mother undergo a second hip replacement?

• 97

• 90

• 100

• 85

How is the Queen Mother remembered in British history?

• As a political reformer

• As a reclusive monarch

• As a symbol of charm and dignity

• As a controversial figure