Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in Perth, Australia

The transcript describes a royal visit to Australia, highlighting the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's visit to Perth University despite a polio scare. It captures the last images of the royal couple on Australian soil and notes the Duke's interest in local marsupials, particularly quackers found on Rottnest and Bald Islands.

What was the main focus of the royal visit to Australia?

• To explore Australian wildlife

• To write a new page in Australian history

• To address the polio scare

• To visit Rottnest Island

During their visit to Perth University, how did the royal couple react to the polio scare?

• They canceled their visit

• They wore protective gear

• They seemed unconcerned about it

• They avoided close contact with people

What was the significance of the pictures taken during the royal visit?

• They were the first pictures of the royal couple

• They were the last pictures taken on Australian soil until their next visit

• They were taken by a famous photographer

• They were displayed in a museum

What specific animal did the Duke show interest in during the visit?

• Koalas

• Kangaroos

• Emus

• Quackers

Where are quackers, the small wallabies, found?

• Rottnest Island and Bald Island

• Sydney and Melbourne

• Great Barrier Reef

• Tasmania