ROYAL TOUR - THE QUEEN IN ADELAIDE

The transcript describes the royal visit to Adelaide, highlighting the excitement it brought similar to London's Coronation Day. The visit included a cultural experience in Wayala, where the Queen witnessed a sacred Aboriginal dance. In Woomera, the royal party observed scientific advancements, including a rocket launch, which fascinated the Duke. The visit showcased both cultural heritage and modern scientific achievements.

What was the atmosphere like in Adelaide during the royal visit?

• Hostile and unwelcoming

• Quiet and subdued

• Festive with decorations and cheering crowds

• Indifferent and uninterested

What was unique about the Aboriginal dance performance in Wayala?

• It was the first time it was performed at night

• It was the first time it was performed in the presence of women

• It was the first time it was performed for children

• It was the first time it was performed in a city

Who was the only woman to learn the explanation of the corroboree?

• The Duchess of Cambridge

• The Queen

• A local Aboriginal woman

• The Prime Minister's wife

What is Woomera named after?

• A traditional Australian dish

• A famous Australian explorer

• A primitive Aboriginal sling for propelling spears

• A type of Aboriginal dance

What fascinated the Duke during the visit to Woomera?

• The traditional Australian cuisine

• The local wildlife

• The architecture of the buildings

• The scientific secrets and rocket test vehicle launch