1. George I was the first Hanoverian king. At the time of his accession in 1714, he was already divorced from his wife, Princess Sophia Dorothea of Celle. However, he had previously been suggested as a possible husband for whom? Queen Mary II Queen Anne Princess Elizabeth Charlotte of the Palatinate Archduchess Maria of Austria

2. George's marriage to his first cousin, Sophia Dorothea, was by no means happy. How many children did the couple produce before divorcing in 1694? Six One Two Three

3. George II became King of Great Britain and Ireland in 1727. He also became Elector of Hanover, and prior to his accession had been Prince of Wales. But what English title had Queen Anne conferred upon him in 1706? Duke of Cambridge Earl of Worcester Duke of Sussex Duke of Edinburgh

4. George II's wife, whom he had married in 1705, was the pretty and intelligent Princess Caroline of Brandenburg-Ansbach, but what was her actual first name? Marie Wilhelmina Sophia Luise

5. How many children did Caroline present her husband George with? Thirteen Six Nine Three

6. Who did Frederick, Prince of Wales marry in 1736? Princess Sophia of Mecklenburg-Strelitz Princess Frederica of Prussia Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha Princess Caroline of Hesse-Darmstadt

7. Queen Caroline died in 1737, but King George II soldiered on for how many more years? Thirty Twenty-one Seven Twenty-three

8. As a young man, George III had been in love with Lady Sarah Lennox. Who was her father? The Duke of Norfolk The Duke of Devonshire The Duke of Richmond The Earl of Winchelsea

9. George III, unlike his Hanoverian (and indeed his Stuart) predecessors, was enduringly faithful to Queen Charlotte throughout their fifty-seven year marriage. In return, she presented him with fifteen children, the eldest of whom was born on what day in 1762? August 12 June 17 September 8 November 23

10. George III's brother, Prince Henry, Duke of Cumberland, made what was considered an unsuitable marriage. Who was his bride? Anne Luttrel Maria Fitzherbert Maria Walpole Hannah Lightfoot

11. Most people know that George III's youngest sister, Caroline Matilda, married Christian VII of Denmark (the son of her Aunt Louise) and was divorced by him for adultery with Count Struensee, but who did George's elder sister, Augusta, marry? The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin The Duke of Schleswig-Holstein The Duke of Oldenburg The Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg

12. George III's second son, Frederick, was forced to resign as Commander-in-Chief of the army because his mistress was selling military secrets. What was her name? Maria Fitzherbert Mary Robinson Mary Ann Clarke Julie de St Laurent

13. The King's daughters led what they considered a miserable life. Devoted to them, the King kept them as close to him as he could. After his attack of madness in 1788, he became even more reluctant to part with them, and Queen Charlotte agreed. Which three daughters did the King fondly refer to as his 'three Cordelias'? Charlotte, Augusta and Elizabeth Augusta, Amelia and Mary Charlotte, Mary and Sophia Elizabeth, Mary and Sophia

14. Whom did Prince Augustus, Duke of Sussex, marry in 1793? Lady Augusta Murray Miss Wyckeham Cecilia Underwood Dorothea Jordan

15. In what year did Princess Sophia give birth to an illegitimate son? 1812 1799 1800 1803

16. The ill-fated marriage of the Prince and Princess of Wales produced only one child, born in 1796. What was the girl's name? Georgina Caroline Charlotte Augusta

17. It was the death of which of his children that finally plunged George III into the madness from which he was never to emerge? Prince Frederick Princess Amelia Princess Mary Prince Adolphus

18. Princess Charlotte of Wales was eventually married to whom in 1816? Prince Peter of Oldeburg Prince Albrecht of Prussia Prince George of Prussia Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld

19. Whom did the Duke of Cambridge marry in 1818? Princess Ida of Saxe-Meiningen Princess Victoire of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld Princess Augusta of Hesse-Cassel Princess Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen

20. Which couple - the Clarences, the Kents, the Cumberlands and the Cambridges - won the race to give George III a legitimate grandchild? The Kents The Cambridges The Cumberlands The Clarences