QUEEN VISITS ROYAL HIGHLANDS SHOW

The Queen made an official visit to the Royal Highland Show, where she was warmly welcomed by a large crowd. She met with officials from the Red Cross and showed interest in the prize-winning cattle, highlighting the recovery of cattle breeding post-war. The event saw a notable increase in cattle entries compared to previous years, and a humorous remark was made about the cattle.

Who greeted the Queen during her visit to the Royal Highland Show?

• The Earl of Elgin

• The Duke of Edinburgh

• Lady Keza

• The Prime Minister

What was notable about the cattle entries in this year's show?

• The entries were the same as last year

• There were fewer entries than last year

• There was a significant increase in entries

• Only prize-winning cattle were entered

What did the Queen show great interest in during the show?

• The sheep shearing contest

• The prize-winning cattle

• The dog show

• The horse parade

What is the current state of cattle breeding according to the transcript?

• It is making huge strides towards recovery

• It is not mentioned

• It is stagnant

• It is declining rapidly

What humorous comment is made about the cattle?

• They are too noisy

• They have plenty to 'beef' about

• They are very lazy

• They are too small