Edward, Prince of Wales, visits Porth, Wales

In the Rhondda Valley, the Prince of Wales shows support for ex-servicemen and the unemployed. At the Pope memorial, he honors the local Welshmen who sacrificed their lives. Ex-servicemen proudly remember their service as they march past the Prince.

What was the primary reason for the Prince of Wales' visit to the Rhondda Valley?

• To inaugurate a new building

• To show support for ex-servicemen and the unemployed

• To conduct a political rally

• To attend a cultural festival

Where did the Prince of Wales pay tribute to the Welshmen?

• At the town hall

• At a community center

• At a local church

• At the Pope memorial

What did the Prince of Wales do at the Pope memorial?

• He gave a speech about economic policies

• He paid tribute to the Welshmen who sacrificed their lives

• He unveiled a new statue

• He announced a new welfare program

What did the ex-servicemen recall as they marched past the Prince?

• Their educational achievements

• Their family gatherings

• Their wartime service

• Their recent hardships

How did the ex-servicemen feel as they marched past the Prince?

• Indifferent to the event

• Proud of their wartime service

• Disappointed with the ceremony

• Anxious about the future