Prince Philip Believed to be a God in Vanuatu

The video covers a Sky News reporter's trip to Tanner Island, where a tribe worships Prince Philip as a deity. The legend of a Greek-born British royal is tied to a local myth involving a volcano. The reporter brings souvenirs and a biography that challenge the tribe's beliefs. Despite hopes for a visit from Prince Philip, his retirement ends that dream. In 2011, the reporter performs a ceremony for a new shrine, reflecting on his role as a mortal stand-in for the man they call a god.

What is the basis of the tribe's belief in Prince Philip as a deity?

• A local legend involving a volcano and a white man

• A historical event involving a royal visit

• A prophecy about a foreign king

• A dream shared by the tribe's elders

How did the tribe confirm Prince Philip's status as a deity?

• By receiving a letter from him

• By witnessing a miracle

• Through a gift exchange involving a photograph

• Through a royal decree

What did the narrator bring to the island that contradicted the tribe's beliefs?

• A scientific report

• A religious text

• A biography of Prince Philip

• A historical document

What event did the narrator participate in during their visit in 2011?

• A traditional dance

• A royal feast

• The opening ceremony for a new shrine

• A tribal council meeting

What was the tribe's hope regarding Prince Philip?

• That he would become their chief

• That he would write them a letter

• That he would send them gifts

• That he would visit their village