When Queen Elizabeth honoured Mother Teresa with the order of Merit (Highest British honour)?
Correct answer: C. 1983
- A. 1981
- B. 1982
- C. 1983
- D. 1984
Explanation
Queen Elizabeth II appointed Mother Teresa to the Order of Merit in 1983, one of the United Kingdom’s highest distinctions. The award recognised her humanitarian work and was not a conventional political honour.
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