COVENTRY - THE MARTYR CITY -

The King visited Coventry to assess the aftermath of a severe bombing. He found the city's spirit to be strong and efforts underway to alleviate suffering. Despite the destruction, particularly to the Cathedral, the resilience of Coventry's people was evident. The visit, accompanied by Mr. Herbert Morrison, was a morale booster for the citizens.

What was the primary purpose of the King's visit to Coventry?

• To encourage the people and assess their condition

• To inspect military installations

• To attend a royal ceremony

• To negotiate with foreign dignitaries

What was the state of Coventry after the bombing?

• The city was unaffected by the bombing

• The city presented a grim appearance of devastation

• The city was completely destroyed with no survivors

• The city was largely intact with minor damages

Which parts of the Cathedral survived the bombing?

• The Cathedral's main hall

• None of the Cathedral survived

• The entire Cathedral

• Only the Cathedral spire and font

What does the survival of the Cathedral's spire and font symbolize?

• The complete destruction of Coventry

• The end of Coventry's cultural heritage

• The enduring spirit and resilience of the city

• The failure of the city's defenses

What aspect of Coventry's contribution is highlighted towards the end?

• Its development of new technologies

• Its inspection of aircraft factories

• Its role in the textile industry

• Its agricultural advancements