Anticipation as the Duchess of Cambridge Goes into Labour

The speaker shares their excitement about a surprising morning event involving thunder and lightning, which led to the realization that a friend was in labor. They express anticipation for the birth and emphasize the importance of health for both the mother and baby. The speaker also discusses potential names for the baby and the joy of family connections. Finally, they look forward to a national celebration with flags and teddy bears, highlighting the collective joy of the event.

What natural event woke the narrator up in the morning?

• A loud alarm

• Heavy rain

• Thunder and lightning

• An earthquake

Who did the narrator think might be in labor?

• Their cousin

• Their sister

• Their friend Kathy

• Their neighbor

What was the narrator's main concern regarding the birth?

• The weather conditions

• The hospital's location

• The health of the baby and mother

• The baby's name

What name does the narrator suggest if the baby is a boy?

• Henry

• William

• Charles

• George

What symbolizes the national excitement mentioned by the narrator?

• Fireworks

• Concerts

• Union flags and teddy bears

• Parades