HM Queen Mary at Oxford.

The transcript describes a day of honor at Oxford, highlighting Queen Mary's visit to the university city. She is seen in her robes as a Doctor of Civil Law, walking through the historic buildings to the Bodleian Library extension site. Lord Halifax addresses the Queen, who graciously lays the foundation stone for the new building. The scene shifts to Kirrymuir, a Scottish town, which is depicted as mourning its fate.

What was Queen Mary wearing during her visit to Oxford?

• A crown and scepter

• A Doctor of Civil Law robe

• A military uniform

• A traditional Scottish kilt

Who was prominent in the audience during the Bodleian Library ceremony?

• Sir Isaac Newton

• Lord Halifax

• Queen Elizabeth

• Lord Nuffield

What role did Lord Halifax play during the ceremony?

• He addressed the Queen

• He was absent from the event

• He laid the foundation stone

• He performed a musical piece

What significant action did Queen Mary perform at the Bodleian Library?

• She laid the foundation stone

• She opened a new exhibit

• She donated a collection of books

• She gave a lecture

What was the mood in Kirrymuir as described in the transcript?

• Mournful and somber

• Excited and hopeful

• Joyful and celebratory

• Indifferent and neutral