The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Unveil Portrait Painting of Queen Elizabeth II

The speaker delivers a speech at Government House, expressing gratitude and sharing personal anecdotes about New Zealand. They reflect on the nation's culture, resilience, and the admirable qualities of its people. The speech highlights the integrity of New Zealand's institutions and governance, emphasizing the nation's global reputation for justice and freedom.

What did the speaker mention about his son George during the visit?

• George was quiet and reserved.

• George was particularly vocal and energetic.

• George was uninterested in the visit.

• George was busy with his studies.

What event did the speaker witness in Christchurch that demonstrated the city's resilience?

• A major sporting event

• A natural disaster

• A political rally

• A cultural festival

Which qualities did the speaker attribute to New Zealanders?

• Arrogance and pride

• Generosity and a sense of justice

• Indifference and apathy

• Cunning and secrecy

What aspect of New Zealand does the speaker value highly?

• Its culinary traditions

• The fashion industry

• The integrity of its institutions

• Its geographical location

During whose reign were the foundations for New Zealand's current nation laid, according to the speaker?

• King George VI

• Queen Victoria

• King Edward VII

• Queen Elizabeth II