What was Elizabeth's nickname for Sir Walter Raleigh ?
Correct answer: B. Water
- A. Waldimor
- B. Water
- C. William
- D. Winter
Explanation
Elizabeth I nicknamed Sir Walter Raleigh “Water,” a playful shortening of his first name Walter. The nickname reflects the informal favour he enjoyed at her court.
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