We know absolutely nothing about Cleopatra's childhood. Anything written about her youth is pure speculation and assumption. The best answer to your question has to be "maybe, maybe not".
We know nothing of Cleopatra's childhood. We can speculate that it was the same as any other royal child of the times.
We know nothing about Cleopatra's childhood. It can be assumed that she was raised like any other princess of the time.
Cleopatra was one of the most expensive films ever made. Cleopatra won four Academy Awards and it was also nominated for five more awards, including best picture.
No one knows. We have absolutely no knowledge of Cleopatra's childhood. (We don't even know who her mother was). Cleopatra was first mentioned in history as a grown woman of 22. Any depiction of her childhood is fiction due to lack of knowledge.
We know nothing of Cleopatra's childhood. It can be assumed that she was educated as any other royal child and that she more than likely learned the Egyptian language a a child. That's all we can say about the young Cleopatra. Anything else would be guesswork.
No, there was no foreign invasion of Egypt during the reign of Cleopatra except for the invasion of Octavian, which was certainly not a victory for Cleopatra.
We have no clue as to how Cleopatra was dressed at nine or ten. We have no clue as to anything about her childhood. It is assumed that she dressed as any other Greek little girl, with a chiton and cape if needed.
Cleopatra was not awarded any formal accolades, but she is remembered for her exceptional intelligence and political acumen. She was the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt and is renowned for her alliances with Roman leaders Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. Cleopatra's legacy as a powerful female ruler and strategic diplomat continues to fascinate scholars and historians.
Awards no. Appreciation yes.
He had aides
So little of Poe's childhood is known that this cannot be answered with any certainty. He did not win any literary awards since we know that he did not publish any works till after his childhood.
No, at least nothing has come down to us in the historical record that Cleopatra had any more children than the four that we know about.