James Cleverly and Ben Wallace visit Lord Nelson's cabin with Australian counterparts

The video discusses the historical significance of Nelson's original table, which was used for handovers by naval officers. It explains how naval items were auctioned in Gibraltar, with proceeds benefiting orphans. The video also describes Nelson's day cabin, where he worked and often slept, detailing his work habits and the cabin's layout. The ship's cabin layout is further explored, highlighting the positions of the Admiral's and Captain's cabins.

What was the purpose of auctioning off naval items after someone died in the Navy?

• To pay off debts

• To raise money for the orphans

• To fund new naval ships

• To support the local economy

What was a significant feature of Nelson's day cabin?

• It was open to the public

• It had a large dining table

• It was a place where he often slept

• It was used for storing weapons

Which ailment did Nelson suffer from due to his naval career?

• Vision problems

• Severe allergies

• Chronic seasickness

• Hearing loss

Where was the captain's quarters located on Nelson's ship?

• Below the deck

• At the front of the ship

• Next to the Admiral's cabin

• Above the day cabin

What was the role of Nelson's secretaries on the ship?

• To work in the area next to the Admiral's cabin

• To assist with navigation

• To manage the ship's finances

• To oversee the ship's maintenance