CLEAN : Medieval King Richard III reburied in English cathedral

The transcript describes the emotional and historical significance of Richard III's burial ceremony, highlighting the global interest and expected tourism to Leicester. The event is portrayed as a deeply moving experience, with attendees feeling a strong connection to Richard as a person. The ceremony is seen as a unique historical event unlikely to be repeated in many lifetimes.

What was sprinkled on Richard's grave during the ceremony?

• Ashes from a sacred fire

• Flowers from his garden

• Soil from the battlefield and his homes

• Water from a holy river

Which continents are mentioned as having people interested in visiting Richard's grave?

• North America and Asia

• Europe and Africa

• South America and Antarctica

• Africa and Australia

What is the expected impact on Leicester due to Richard's grave?

• An increase in local unemployment

• A decline in tourism

• A decrease in cultural events

• A steady stream of visitors

How did the speaker feel upon seeing Richard's coffin?

• Joyful and celebratory

• Indifferent and unmoved

• Surprised and emotional

• Confused and disoriented

Why is the event described as more than a once in a lifetime occurrence?

• Because it happens every year

• Because it is a common event

• Because it is a regular historical reenactment

• Because it is unlikely to happen again unless another monarch is found