The Countess of Wessex begins cycle from the Palace of Holyroodhouse to Buckingham Palace in support of The Duke of Edin

The Countess of Wessex embarks on a 445-mile cycling challenge from Edinburgh to London, supported by her family, including Prince Philip. Despite initial skepticism, the challenge aims to support charity and commemorate the Duke of Edinburgh Award's 60th anniversary. The journey involves rigorous training and overcoming mishaps, such as falling into a hedge. The award, established by Prince Philip, has evolved to include diverse settings, promoting youth development. The expedition emphasizes resilience and motivation, with cake as a key energy source.

Who accompanied the Countess of Wessex to wish her luck for her cycling challenge?

• Her children

• Prince Edward and Prince Philip

• Her friends

• Queen Elizabeth

What was one of the challenges Sophie faced during her cycling training?

• A plank of wood falling from a van

• Flat tires

• Running out of water

• Getting lost

What is the significance of Sophie's cycling challenge?

• To mark the 60th anniversary of the Duke of Edinburgh Award

• To promote cycling in Scotland

• To celebrate her birthday

• To break a world record

In what settings can the Duke of Edinburgh Award program take place?

• Only in private schools

• In schools, youth groups, prisons, and workplaces

• Only in youth groups

• Only in workplaces

What is one of the key elements to keep going during the expedition?

• Listening to music

• A lot of cake

• Drinking energy drinks

• Frequent rest stops