Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, speaks at Boys' Boxing Tournament finals

The speaker begins by greeting the audience and expressing gratitude for the kind introduction and invitation. They express their pleasure in being persuaded to attend as a patron of the London Federation of Boys Club. The speaker concludes by expressing delight at seeing a large audience supporting the Federation.

What does the speaker express at the beginning of the speech?

• Indifference towards the introduction

• Confusion about the event

• Gratitude for being present

• Disappointment for not being able to attend

What role does the speaker mention having in relation to the London Federation?

• Guest Speaker

• Patron of the Boys Club

• Member of the Boys Club

• President of the Federation

Why is the speaker pleased to have been persuaded to attend the event?

• To give a long speech

• To meet old friends

• Due to their role as a patron

• Because of the free food

What does the speaker notice about the audience?

• They are indifferent

• They are mostly children

• They are uninterested

• They are well-wishers of the Federation

What is the speaker's reaction to the turnout at the event?

• Surprised by the low attendance

• Disappointed by the audience

• Indifferent to the number of people

• Delighted by the large turnout