Prince Visits Scene of His Investiture

The Prince of Wales visits Carnarvon, marking a homecoming rather than a visit. Accompanied by Mr. Lloyd George, the Prince enters the historic Carnarvon Castle, where he was invested with his princely insignia 23 years ago. His visit is part of a tour as the patron of the National Council of Social Service, engaging with his people in Wales.

Why is the Prince of Wales' arrival in Carnarvon considered a homecoming?

• Because he is attending a royal ceremony

• Because he is meeting Mr. Lloyd George

• Because he is not seen as a visitor in his own principality

• Because he is visiting for the first time

Who is mentioned as a prominent figure during the Prince's arrival in Carnarvon?

• Winston Churchill

• Queen Elizabeth

• Mr. Lloyd George

• King George V

What significant event took place at the historic castle of Carnarvon 23 years ago?

• The Prince got married

• The Prince was invested with his princely insignia

• The Prince was crowned king

• The Prince was born

What role does the Prince of Wales undertake during his tour in Wales?

• As a tourist

• As a political leader

• As a patron of the National Council of Social Service

• As a military commander

In which capacity is the Prince of Wales visiting his people in Wales?

• As part of a social service tour

• As a royal guest

• As a foreign diplomat

• As a local resident