CLEAN: Royal wedding: Westminster Abbey early

The speaker describes their experience of waiting for the police to move barricades to get a better view of the Abbey. They mention the time being almost five and the anticipation of the event, noting that they have another five hours to go. The focus is on the excitement and strategic positioning to ensure a good view without rushing.

What time is it when the narrator mentions their presence at the location?

• Almost five o'clock

• Almost seven o'clock

• Almost four o'clock

• Almost six o'clock

What are the people waiting for to get a better view of the Abbey?

• The crowd to disperse

• The sun to set

• The police to move the barricades

• The rain to stop

Why is the group excited?

• Because they are leaving soon

• Because they are positioned in their places

• Because they have met a celebrity

• Because they have already seen the Abbey

How much longer does the group have to wait?

• Five more hours

• Four more hours

• Three more hours

• Two more hours

What is the group's approach to the remaining wait time?

• They are rushing to get a better view

• They are trying not to rush

• They are complaining about the wait

• They are leaving the area