England, Leeds Castle - Library

The video discusses the historical use of a school room before and during the Second World War. Initially, it was used according to the school rule for Lady Bailey's daughters. During the war, the room was converted into a convalescent home for wounded officers. Additionally, the video highlights the extensive book collection of Lady Bailey and her father, Lord Queensboro, which includes over 3000 books.

What was the school rule for Lady Bailey's daughters before the Second World War?

• To stay at home

• To follow a specific curriculum

• To attend a different school

• To adhere to a dress code

What was the purpose of the room transformation during the Second World War?

• To establish a dining hall

• To build a classroom

• To serve as a convalescent home

• To create a library

What was the original function of the room before it was transformed during the war?

• A dining room

• A classroom

• A library

• A dormitory

How many books were in Lady Bailey's collection?

• Over 1000

• Over 3000

• Over 2000

• Over 4000

Who contributed to the book collection along with Lady Bailey?

• Her father, Lord Queensboro

• Her uncle

• Her brother

• Her husband