DOMINION DAY INSPECTION -

On Canada's 74th birthday, the King, with General McNaughton, presented colours to regiments from New Brunswick and Alberta. The ceremony was precise and marked Dominion Day, celebrated with Canadian troops. The King expressed good wishes, emphasizing the day's significance and its lasting memory for Canadians.

Who accompanied the King during the presentation of colours on Canada's 74th birthday?

• General Patton

• General Montgomery

• General Eisenhower

• General McNaughton

Which two provinces were the regiments from that received colours from the Sovereign?

• Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia

• New Brunswick and Alberta

• British Columbia and Manitoba

• Ontario and Quebec

What special day coincided with the King's visit to the Canadian troops?

• Dominion Day

• Victoria Day

• Canada Day

• Remembrance Day

What sentiment did the King express to the Canadian troops on Dominion Day?

• He encouraged them to train harder.

• He hoped they would enjoy the festivities.

• He wished them a safe journey home.

• He wished them the best of good luck.

What did the King believe about the memory of this Dominion Day?

• It would be forgotten quickly.

• It would be overshadowed by other events.

• It would be a day of mixed emotions.

• It would be long treasured by Canadians.