CLEAN : Let me take you down: Strawberry Field opens to public

The video explores the history of a site that was once a Salvation Army children's home, highlighting its connection to John Lennon and The Beatles. It discusses the site's transformation over the years and its recent opening to the public. The speaker shares personal reflections on The Beatles and the significance of Strawberry Fields, offering insights into the site's peaceful atmosphere and its impact on Lennon's music.

What was the original purpose of the site discussed in the video?

• A public park

• A Beatles museum

• A Salvation Army children's home

• A luxury car showroom

How did John Lennon interact with the site during his childhood?

• He performed concerts there

• He lived there with his aunt

• He climbed over the fence to play

• He attended school there

What is significant about the date September 14th mentioned in the video?

• It was the day the site was closed permanently

• It was the day the site opened to the public

• It was the day John Lennon was born

• It was the day The Beatles first performed

What can visitors now explore at the site?

• A new concert hall

• A Beatles-themed restaurant

• A garden and retail space

• A historical museum

Which Beatles song was inspired by the site?

• Let It Be

• Hey Jude

• Yesterday

• Strawberry Fields Forever

What misconception did the narrator have about John Lennon's connection to the site?

• That John Lennon was in the orphanage

• That John Lennon never visited the site

• That John Lennon lived there

• That John Lennon wrote a song there

What era did the narrator grow up in, which influenced their connection to The Beatles?

• The 1960s and 70s

• The 1980s

• The 1990s

• The 2000s