CLEAN : Volunteers arrange flower tribute for Queen Elizabeth II in London

The transcript describes a personal experience of removing plastics from flowers to aid in composting efforts. The flowers, once composted, will be used in parks and palaces. The process is more organized than during Princess Diana's time, with flowers placed in parks to avoid traffic issues. The public's participation is seen as a way to show gratitude for years of service.

Why are people removing plastic from the flowers?

• To make the flowers lighter for transportation

• To make the flowers look more colorful

• To sell the flowers at a higher price

• To help the flowers last longer and preserve messages

What is the ultimate destination for the composted flowers?

• Community centers

• Flower shops

• Royal parks and palaces

• Local gardens

How is the flower collection process different from the past?

• It is done only at night

• It is more chaotic now

• It involves more people

• It is more organized to avoid traffic issues

What was a major issue during Princess Diana's time regarding flower placement?

• Flowers were placed in front of palaces causing chaos

• Flowers were sold instead of composted

• Flowers were placed in parks

• Flowers were not collected at all

What sentiment does the speaker express about the public's response?

• Disappointment

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Gratitude and appreciation