George VI's carriage moves through London on day of Victory Parade

The transcript describes a grand event where Kensington Gardens is transformed, and Magisters drive towards Marble Arch. Despite the threat of rain, the journey continues through Oxford Street and Trafalgar Square, with crowds cheering. The event culminates in a royal procession and a grand victory march, showcasing mechanized and foot columns.

What was the initial reaction of the Magisters as they drove towards Marble Arch?

• They were excited about the event.

• They were relieved due to the absence of rain.

• They were anxious about the weather.

• They were concerned about the crowd.

What was the crowd's reaction as the procession moved along Oxford Street?

• They were cheering loudly.

• They were leaving the area.

• They were silent and observant.

• They were indifferent.

Which locations did the Magisters pass through before reaching the saluting base?

• Hyde Park and Regent Street

• Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square

• Oxford Street and Trafalgar Square

• Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey

What preceded the mechanized and foot columns in the grand victory march?

• A fleet of vintage cars

• A group of dancers

• A musical band

• The royal procession

What was the significance of the event described in the final section?

• It marked the beginning of a new era.

• It was a celebration of a grand victory.

• It was a commemoration of a historical figure.

• It was a farewell to the Magisters.