Does “the Queen of England” mean the current queen, Elizabeth II? Yes
Does it mean all queens of England (i.e., none of them have this thing)? No
Does it mean something else (for example: Queen, the band from England)? No
Likewise, does “a horse in England likely has one” mean any random horse in England is likely to have this thing? Or that there is, most likely, at least one specific horse that has it? any random
Are horses in other countries also likely to have it? No
Is the fact that King Tut died young relevant? No Might he have acquired this thing if he had lived to be older? No
Is it something people or animals generally acquire? Acquire Something they are born with? No
Does it mean all queens of England (i.e., none of them have this thing)? While I was referring specifically to the current Queen of England when I composed the riddle, I am pretty sure a randomly chosen previous Queen of England would not have one.
Does it mean something else (for example: Queen, the band from England)? FWIW I am pretty sure any randomly selected member of the band Queen has one.
Are horses in other countries also likely to have it? Some horses outside of England may have it.
is it a body part (which would include hair and nails and anything else that grows from the body)?
Is it something that, once acquired, stays with the person/animal forever or can it be stored?
Is it something people choose to acquire?
Something that is generally given by another person/animal?
Something that just sort of happens?
If I wanted one, could I have one?
Would it cost me money?
Could I buy someone else’s off them?
is it a body part (which would include hair and nails and anything else that grows from the body)? No
Is it something that, once acquired, stays with the person/animal forever or can it be stored? Stored
Is it something people choose to acquire? Yes
Something that is generally given by another person/animal? Yes
Something that just sort of happens? No
If I wanted one, could I have one? Almost assuredly
Would it cost me money? Some
Could I buy someone else’s off them? Yes
Is it something that people would expect (if they own one) to use multiple times a year? Multiple times a week? Just once in their life? Could be any of these
Is there something specific about people or animals who have one of these, that makes it more likely for them to have one? No. I mean the horse in England is more likely to have one than a USA horse. But the people and animals are varied.
Ramses got a passport in 1974. The Queen of England does not need one. Falcons get passports in some areas of the mid east. Horses are required to have them in England. Sorry not to have time to post links but they are all easy to find.
