Top 10 Things You Never Knew About The Queen
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Task Description
Students will have to fill in the blanks with words from the video, they also will have to answer some true or false sentences
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Scene summary
The video is about quen elizabeth royal facts and enlists things that the queen can or can't do
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Top 10 Things You Never Knew About The QueenVideo length
7 minutes 51 seconds
Video genre
Lectures (e.g. TED talks)
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Grammar topic
Adverbs of degree, CAN or COULD, Comparison: Comparative adjectives and structures, Comparison: Superlative adjectives and structures, Modals
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The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1)
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This resource is intended for:High schoolers
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This resource does not contain any images, words or ideas that would upset a reasonable person in any culture.
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This resource is licensed by FRANKYARES under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
Upload date
06/04/2021
Video quiz questions (printable)
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Queen Elizabeth is considered a modern monarch because in 1976 she sent the first e-mail and uses other social plataforms
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false
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since then, she's continued to stay in touch with herthrough ....
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when the tweets are signed Elizabeth R. means that someone from her staff sent the twit on her name
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false
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... and everyone up to andthe future queen of England was doing their part to the country back on its
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... though women from across the country found it in theirto donate their ownshe wasn´t able to use these ...
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She speaks french asto theElizabeth was schooled in many important diciplines
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… anyone who has perused ELizabeth's thewikipedia page will beto point out that her birthday ...
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in the United Kingdom, she alsoher birthday on the second saturday in June
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Queen ELizabeth has two birthdays because of the weather so outdoor ceremonies won't be disrupted
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false
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On March 11 2004 The Queenthe first lady's onlyin the storied and lengthy history of Buckingham palace
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who despite her cosiderable work in the field ofandlaw, was often described simply as the prime minister's wife
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on October 12th 1986 Queen Elizabeth IIthe first british monarch tofood on chinese soil
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imagine you are the Queen and you want to tell one of your bodyguards that the person your are currentlywith is a total
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notis Queen Elizabeth II the only person in Britain who is allowed to drive without ashe is also ...
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Queen Elizabeth learnt to drive in 1845
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false
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Elizabeth was appointed to the auxiliary territorialthe femaleof the british army in 1945
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it stands to reason that if you're the queen of The United Kingdom, Canada,and New Zealand, you can be afforded certain
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it is because quote a britishis issued in the name of her
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