NAME:Alexis Williams_______________ CLASS_4E_____ DATE_10Nov______

Family Tree
A family tree can be described as a pictorial representation of family relationships. It tells us how
people are related to each other. Older people are shown at the top and younger people at the bottom.
Ancestry can be determined because people of the same generation are shown on the same horizontal
line.
Example:
Questions:
1. How many children does King George VI and Queen Elizabeth have? (2 marks)

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the parents of Queen Elizabeth II, had two children:

Princess Elizabeth (the current Queen) and Princess Margaret.

2. Who is Prince William to Prince Phillip? (1 mark)

Prince William is the grandson of Prince Philip.

3. How are Prince Edward and Anne related? (1 mark)

Prince Edward and Princess Anne are siblings, both being children of Queen Elizabeth II and

Prince Philip.

4. Who is Archie Harrison to Princess Charlotte? (1 mark)

Archie Harrison is the cousin of Princess Charlotte.

5. Who are the parents of Prince Charles? (1 mark)

The parents of Prince Charles are Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.

6. How many generations are displayed in this family tree? (1 mark)

Five generations

Who is Princess Charlotte’s grandfather? (1 mark)

Princess Charlotte's grandfather is Prince Charles.

7. Why do you think it is important to know who the members of your family are? (3 marks)

8. Knowing the members of your family is important for several reasons. Firstly, it establishes a sense of
identity and connection, providing individuals with a cultural and historical context. Secondly, family
members often form a support system, contributing to emotional well-being and resilience. Lastly,
understanding family relationships helps in the passing down of traditions, values, and shared
experiences, fostering a sense of continuity and belonging across generations.
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