David Lloyd George Quiz

David Lloyd George Quiz Questions

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1. When was David Lloyd George Prime Minister of UK?
a) 1901-1905
b) 1905-1908
c) 1916-1922
d) 1895-1900

2. When was David Lloyd George born?
a) 17 January 1863
b) 3 April 1864
c) 14 September 1862
d) 14 October 1861

3. Where was David Lloyd George born?
a) Liverpool
b) Ipswich
c) Manchester
d) Glasgow

4. To which party did David Lloyd George belong?
a) Liberal
b) Conservative
c) Democratic
d) Labour

5. Which constituency did David Lloyd George represent in Parliament?
a) Birmingham
b) Hampshire
c) Cardiff South
d) Caernarvon Boroughs

6. Who appointed David Lloyd George president of the Board of Trade?
a) Arthur James Balfour
b) Henry Campbell-Bannerman
c) Andrew Bonar Law
d) Herbert Henry Asquith

7. What prevented David Lloyd George from travelling to Russia with Horatio Herbert Kitchener in 1916?
a) Marriage
b) Sickness
c) Irish problem
d) Election

8. Which incident resulted in David Lloyd George’s resignation?
a) Fashoda incident
b) Canak incident
c) Easter Uprising
d) Sussex incident

9. When did David Lloyd George die?
a) 26 March 1945
b) 17 May 1936
c) 9 July 1942
d) 3 November 1947

10. Where did David Lloyd George die?
a) Bristol
b) Plymouth
c) Ty-newydd
d) Versailles

David Lloyd George Quiz Questions and Answers

1. When was David Lloyd George Prime Minister of UK?
c) 1916-1922

2. When was David Lloyd George born?
a) 17 January 1863

3. Where was David Lloyd George born?
c) Manchester

4. To which party did David Lloyd George belong?
a) Liberal

5. Which constituency did David Lloyd George represent in Parliament?
d) Caernarvon Boroughs

6. Who appointed David Lloyd George president of the Board of Trade?
b) Henry Campbell-Bannerman

7. What prevented David Lloyd George from travelling to Russia with Horatio Herbert Kitchener in 1916?
c) Irish problem

8. Which incident resulted in David Lloyd George’s resignation?
b) Canak incident

9. When did David Lloyd George die?
a) 26 March 1945

10. Where did David Lloyd George die?
c) Ty-newydd

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