Victorian music hall

The speaker shares insights into their middle-class upbringing, highlighting visits to art galleries and museums, with a preference for the Natural History Museum over the Science Museum. They express a love for musicals in London, describing them as affordable and diverse in performances, with a particular fondness for sing-alongs. The speaker humorously notes the audience's reactions to performances they dislike.

What allows the narrator's family to enjoy various cultural activities?

• Their father's good job

• Their mother's artistic skills

• Their own savings

• Their friends' influence

Which museum does the narrator find boring?

• The Natural History Museum

• The Art Gallery

• The Science Museum

• The British Museum

What does the narrator say about their education?

• They have a limited education

• They can read and write well

• They dislike studying

• They prefer sports over academics

How many musicals are there in London according to the narrator?

• 500

• 250

• 100

• 750

What is the narrator's favorite part of the musicals?

• The jugglers

• The sing-alongs

• The comedians

• The wild animals