Edward VIII arrives at BBC headquarters for first speech to commonwealth as king

The transcript describes a historic event at Broadcasting House, the BBC headquarters, where King Edward delivered his first broadcast message. Upon arrival, he was greeted by the chairman and director, General Sir John Reed. The broadcast marked the first time the nation and the empire's millions heard the king's voice.

What is the significance of Broadcasting House in the context of the BBC?

• It is a famous concert hall.

• It is the headquarters of the BBC.

• It is a historical museum.

• It is a popular tourist attraction.

Who did the king meet upon his arrival at the BBC headquarters?

• The Chief of Police

• The Prime Minister

• The Queen

• The chairman and the director, General Sir John Reed

What was the purpose of the king's visit to Broadcasting House?

• To inaugurate a new building

• To deliver a historic message

• To meet with foreign dignitaries

• To attend a concert

What was the reaction of the nation and empire to the king's broadcast?

• They listened to it.

• They were confused.

• They protested against it.

• They ignored it.

Who was the king delivering the historic message?

• King George

• King Edward

• King Charles

• King William