SILVER WEDDING PRESENTS FOR THE MAJESTIES

The transcript describes a royal visit to Birmingham, where the King and Queen received a silver wedding gift from the citizens. To symbolize friendship, a newly minted penny was exchanged to avoid the superstition of gifting knives. The visit concluded with a warm public reception as the royals appeared on a balcony, followed by images from the Royal Naval College in Greenwich.

Where did their Majesties receive a silver wedding gift during their visit?

• Edinburgh Castle

• Birmingham's Town Hall

• London's Buckingham Palace

• Windsor Castle

What was the nature of the gift presented to their Majesties by the citizens of Birmingham?

• A diamond necklace

• A golden crown

• A bronze statue

• A canteen of silver

What did the King give to the Lord Mayor to symbolize friendship?

• A golden ring

• A newly minted penny

• A silver spoon

• A royal decree

What was the reaction of the crowd when the King and Queen appeared on the balcony?

• A loud protest

• A silent observation

• A heartfelt welcome

• A quiet murmur

Which location is mentioned at the end of the transcript?

• The National Gallery

• The British Museum

• The Royal Naval College, Greenwich

• The Tower of London