How much do you really know about David Lloyd George?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  The Inverness Freedom Casket is in our collection. What happened in Inverness?

  • A.
    Lloyd George caught Spanish Flu and his life was saved by a ventilator
  • B.
    As Prime Minister Lloyd George called a meeting of the Cabinet in Inverness, the first time to meet outside London
  • C.
    Lloyd George had to escape an angry mob whilst disguised as a policeman
• 2.
  What kind of fruit has a variety named after David Lloyd George?

  • A.
    Apple
  • B.
    Strawberry
  • C.
    Raspberry
• 3.
  When David Lloyd George received the Freedom of the town by Cricieth,his wife, Margaret, also received a gift, what was it?

  • A.
    Clock
  • B.
    Punch bowl
  • C.
    Silver pendant 
• 4.
  In 1923 David Lloyd George took a trip to the USA, whilst there he visited and put flowers on a ex President's grave, but who's?

  • A.
    George Washington
  • B.
    Abraham Lincoln
  • C.
    Theodore Roosevelt
• 5.
  What was David Lloyd George's father's occupation?

  • A.
    Farmer
  • B.
    Shoe Maker
  • C.
    Headteacher
• 6.
  What did Lloyd George promote as a visual symbol of Wales?

  • A.
    Love Spoons
  • B.
    The Red Dragon
  • C.
    Daffodil
• 7.
  Lloyd George's home as a child was in the village of Llanystumdwy, what was the cottage called?

  • A.
    Highgate
  • B.
    London House
  • C.
    Canton
• 8.
  On display in the Museum there is an item gifted to Lloyd George, as Chancellor, by the Govenor of the Bank of England. What is it?

  • A.
    Ceremonial key to the Bank
  • B.
    Gold 'penny' minted in 1908
  • C.
    A crossbow
• 9.
  What legacy did Lloyd George's father leave him and his brother William that gave them a head start in life?

  • A.
    A trust fund for their education
  • B.
    A library of books
  • C.
    Desks to create a home 'school room'
• 10.
  Who gave Lloyd George some sweets to take back to his children?

  • A.
    The Dalai Lama
  • B.
    The Pope
  • C.
    Billy Hughes, the Australian PM
• 11.
  Lloyd George was known to be a rebel, but as a boy, the other children awarded him with being...

  • A.
    The best salmon poacher
  • B.
    The best apple scrumper
  • C.
    The best class joker
• 12.
  Lloyd George had to escape an angry mob dressed as a policeman, but what had angered the mob?

  • A.
    His views on votes for women
  • B.
    Conscription of young men to war
  • C.
    His views on the Boer War
• 13.
  The Lloyd George Museum was built on land given in his memory by Frances. What were the original designs for the land?

  • A.
    A new modernised school for the village
  • B.
    An agricultural college
  • C.
    A village hall

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Oh dear....

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  .....it might be back to school for you....!Amgueddfa Lloyd George Museum, Llanystumdwy, Cricieth, Gwynedd
• 2.
  Nearly there - try again!

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  And remember to come and visit the Museum to see what else you can learn when we are open again!Amgueddfa Lloyd George Museum, Llanystumdwy, Cricieth, Gwynedd
• 3.
  Congratulations, you're an expert! 

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  We can tell you have visited us at the Museum many times!Amgueddfa Lloyd George Museum, Llanystumdwy, Cricieth, Gwynedd